Stomach pain fever and cough
I am a 26 year old female .I have stomach pain fever and cough fl, I am feeling weak and uncomfortable.please suggest what could be the reason and what medicine or precautions I should take
I am a 26 year old female .I have stomach pain fever and cough fl, I am feeling weak and uncomfortable.please suggest what could be the reason and what medicine or precautions I should take
Hi! I have been facing a very mild nerve pulling like sensation in left side anal passage when I feel dehydrated or straining while pooping and very occasionally very mild burning like sensation in left skin region of anal hole! And the nerve pulling like sensation sometimes feels like minimally radiating slightly in glutes and hamstrings and rarely to the nerve in my penis ! And also sometimes while masturbating I feel mild discomfort in my anal region that also rarely ! No other symptoms other than this like sharp pain or while pooping! What could be the issue I'm facing?
Actually I am facing shortness of breath I am breathing normal but when it comes to that one long breathe after short ones I fill like my lungs are no filling properly and I also feel heavy in my chest when I go through this but it don't last long only for some time specially at sleeping but when I put 2 pillows under my head and then I am ok and then I sleep peacefully no other symptoms nothing
Since 2023, I have been experiencing episodes that start suddenly with blurred vision. After a few minutes, I develop a headache, usually around the temples, and the severity of the headache seems related to how long the blurred vision lasts. Sometimes I also experience nausea, goosebumps, fatigue, and a feeling that I might feel better if I vomit, although I do not always vomit. These episodes initially occurred about once every 3 months, then once a month, and recently every 2–3 weeks. In the last 2 days, I have had back-to-back episodes. Sometimes deep breathing or drinking water seems to help, but I am not sure. My blood sugar is normal, my general blood tests 3 months ago were normal, and an MRI brain scan done in early 2023 was also normal.
I had taken TT (Tetanus Toxoid) vaccines on 11/08/2025, 05/11/2025, and 13/03/2026. However, the timing was not maintained properly. I took them at approximately 0, 3 months, and 4 months instead of the recommended 0, 1 month, and 6 months schedule. Today, I had a bike accident and my foot was cut by a dirty/rusty piece of metal. After that, I went to a local doctor, and he advised me to take a TT injection. I forgot to tell him that I had already taken those 3 TT injections, although not at the proper intervals. Now, should I take another TT injection? If I take one, will it be safe? Also, I am currently undergoing a course of anti-rabies vaccination.. booster dose.(0,3,14) Confused... please clarify these
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