Bad health
Actually i start forgetting things ...which is affecting day to day work...mind is not efficently working...not able to take wise decisions
Actually i start forgetting things ...which is affecting day to day work...mind is not efficently working...not able to take wise decisions
A 50-year-old woman has been experiencing persistent headaches for the past two years. The headaches tend to worsen during her menstrual period. She also experiences pain around the eyebrow area and at the back of her head. What could be the possible causes, and what would you recommend?
My TSH is 4 during first trimester will I need tablets or is it fine.please let me know how it can be done
Moderate hepatomegaly fatty change, after meal taken fullness feeling, liver function test normal, no blood sugar,
I currently work a hectic desk job where I am glued to the sceen for 10 hrs approx for 5/6 days a week. I have recently had issues with focus, I'm lazy, have started to feel brain fogged and loosing my chain of thoughts while speaking. Wanted to check if my B12 and Vit D is right. I have had low levels of both 6 yrs ago. Took the medication and have never tested back again. Also lifestyle has been sedentary from last 1 year in my new job.
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