I have checked my bp it was 160/100 doctor has prescribed me Telmikind 40 i m spinal cord patient this is safe for me it was my first bp increase before this i m not having bp issue Should this Is safe for kidney? My creatine is 1.12 I asking this because cardiologist can give best they are expert in this field
My Grand mother having mild swellings in feet only after she forgots to take medicine Tab.Bisoheart 5mg so please advise
Rosuvas EZ 10 vs Rosuvas F 20...which is preferred as each doctor suggested each one. Want an answer to get the right one to use and focus now.
Good evening doctor today I got pricking sensation in left side chest area and it goes and comes on off I have to no chest pain while doing high intensity excercise I am absolutely fine I got my ecg done today and due to anxiety my heart rate was more Below attached is my ecg report kindly suggest what to do
Hi My last cycle was on 27th Feb. I have been having pressure like pain in the right side pubic area since yesterday. It's like coming and going and not constant. Exactly below the lower abdomen. It hurts tender if I press. No swelling, fever or nausea. Never had this pain before. This pressure type pain hurts while walking, sitting, laying down, standing. It's like on the lower abdomen and below that. Marked on the image. I have an ovarian cyst on the left side and nothing on this side. What could be causing this type of pressing pressure like pain in the right pubic area and lower abdomen right side? I have a stress test on Wednesday to evaluate my ankle and feet swelling. I have an autoimmune arthritis diagnosis recently. Can I do the walking treadmill test with the pain in the right side pubic area/ right lower abdomen?
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