Hi, yesterday I was sitting back on a riding bike at night and something black colour thing came and touch on my cheeks and went away. I didn't see what it was. No visible scratch and mark is there. From today morning, i am having itchy feeling. Since am very anxious about rabies, Is there any chance for bat exposure? What should I do?
Hello my wife is not well from the end of April 1 she has miscarriage at the end of April and one doctor said for cleaning but the second doctor gave antibiotics and pain relief and gave her 21 days tablet daily one tablet at same time 2 she had pain in stomach after eating rice and some food items but in the past she ate daily rice than no problem face by them but now she had stomach pain 3 she had urachal cyst and in the past due to this has vomited and stomach pain so doctor gives drip and metro iv and she feels better relaxed 4 After that she goes for haemoglobin then the test shows 9.5 haemoglobin and she takes medicine for allergy and urachal cyst 5 Nowadays she feels stomach pain,legs pain more,so I want to know what to do next for her treatment and not feels well
For the past two to four days, She has been sweating profusely on his face and forehead. Please suggest
Hi can anyone please suggest me my IGE level is 206 in lab report I am already facing issue of urticaria since October medication is going on. Please suggest what is the next step or medication needs to be change or anyother test is needed.
What can cause an uncomfortable squeezing tight sensations on side of neck n jaw? I have it since 2 days- consulted medicine doc who gave reflux meds- Sometimes it feels as if neck ( the sideway edges)n jaw r burning inside-
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