Why dr said to repeat test
I am 8 week pregnancy..done with this test..dr saying repeat test ..is it serious issue..should I do test again
I am 8 week pregnancy..done with this test..dr saying repeat test ..is it serious issue..should I do test again
Hello Doctors, I am 32, unmarried, with varicocele & 10000cfu infection in semen culture. After taking fertility supplements, fish oil, and improving my diet for 3 months, my semen parameters changed: Volume: 3.1 → 3.3 ml Total sperm count: 99.2 → 115.5 million Concentration: 32 → 35 million/ml Total motility: 29% → 49% Progressive motility: 19% → 35% Vitality: 75% → 79% Morphology: 3% → 4% Liquefaction time: 30 min → 1 hr 15 min Pus cells: 16–18/HPF in both reports . Can I conceive naturally in the future? Do I need varicocele treatment or further tests for elevated pus cells and delayed liquefaction? I'm going to marry in next 6 months. please tell weather natural pregnancy is possible or not?
I am facing erection problems from past 1 yr and premature ejaculation both together . taking tadalafil 5 mg daily only slight improvement
Facing frequent urination problem blood test , urine test , ultrasound , uroflowetery test , even prostate test all normal but still facing same issue can any doctor pls help me thank you
Peeing very less amount throughout the day since last 4 days as I was following Navratri fast ( dairy items and fruits allowed ) I observed change in my urine routine it felt very less . I'm not having any symptoms as such but my weight is 170 kgs and I take metoprolol succinate 12.5 mg since last 5 years but my BP is very much normal no high BP detected
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Charcot foot (also called Charcot arthropathy or Charcot neuropathy) is a serious complication of diabetes-related nerve damage (neuropathy) that primarily affects the feet and ankles. It is characterized by the progressive weakening of bones, joints, and soft tissues in the foot. ...
Story of a vibrant 28-year-old named Aditi. Aditi (Name changed for the privacy concern) was full of life, always chasing her dreams and enjoying every moment. She had a successful career, a loving family, and a wide circle of friends who admired her energy and zest for life.One ...
Just like people around us , we doctors are also ordinary folks . We havent been christened to save the world from deadly diseases. When I visit my parents or friends , people around ask me what type of doctor am I. I tell them that Iam a Nephrologist. "What do nephrologists specialize in" ...
Too Much Phosphorus IsA Serious Concern For Chronic Kidney Disease Patients Hyperphosphatemia is a condition commonly seenamong chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients, in which phosphate levels shoot upabnormally high. This can result from varying factors like increase inphosphate intake, ...