I am planning to undergo dorsal neurectomy surgery for premature ejaculation, penile hypersensitivity, and frequent nightfall. Could you please advise on the possible side effects, complications, and long-term risks of this procedure ?
Basically I am having burning at rest/after urination symptoms, lower abdomen discomfort, frequent urination in 15 Feb then i visited doctor on...21st Feb he gave me oxyfloxcin 200mg twice daily for 10 days the symptoms reduced significantly except frequent urination and then testicle ache/discomfort started on 28th Feb then again on 2nd March I visited doctor again he then gave me doxycycline 100 mg daily once for 15 days , after that all the symptoms reduced significantly by ~90%. but on 7/8th March the symptoms started again like fluctuating then on 14th March I visited urologist he then gave me levofloxacin for 10 days the symptoms reduced but starting fluctuating again on 21st Feb I did urine R/E test it was normal and then on 24th March I did USG- whole abdomen test : it showed 4.2mm non obstructing left renal calculus and UB wall thickening ( cystitis) i had sexual exposure on 23rd jan ..so I'm worried about STI what can it be?
I have a kidney stone of 3 mm .. does any care to be taken like which food to be avoided and to be taken . How to pass it in urine very fast .. plz tell ... I want it to pass in a month with out medicine
I have got a small lump like near the edge of my anal opening..feels like swelling but hard and it's inside . not on the outside of my anus.Its midly painful while sitting..Plz help .
Hello! I had uti with very little pain, no fever but I saw blood after urination. So I took norflox for 3 days, twice a day and cital syrup. I got relief. Now after 2 weeks, I am again experiencing a bit of pain and discomfort. What shall I do? Shall I repeat same antibiotic or take another one (augmentin duo). Kindly help.
It is estimated that 1 in 10 individuals around the world suffers from some form of kidney disease. It is also said that people with diabetes and hypertension are considered most at risk of developing kidney disease. And with India having the highest burden of diabetes and hypertension in the ...
Six-Step Guide to Protecting Kidney HealthChronic kidney disease (CKD) is a major public health concern. CKD often goes undetected until it is very advanced (when someone would need dialysis or a transplant). But when it is diagnosed early through very simple tests, progression of CKD can ...
Early Warning Signs Your Kidneys Aren't Functioning Well WhileThe Only Way To Diagnose A Kidney Disease Is To Get Confirmatory Tests Done,Here are some Early Signs That Point You May Have AN ONGOING Kidney Disease OrA Kidney Infection.Millions of adults are living with kidney diseases and most ...
Preventing Chronic Kidney Disease When You Have DiabetesAccording to The Cleveland Clinic Foundation, diabetes is the cause of approximately 44% of all new cases of diabetic nephropathy. Nephropathy is a medical term for kidney disease. Diabetes can cause damage to the filters in your ...
It is common belief that kidney diseases are irreversible and lead to permanent dialysis. However, this is not true. Most of the kidney diseases are treatable and many have a cure. Let’s focus on some importantissues which are neglected leading to kidney failure.Young ...
