My husband had high fever , highest was 103.2 on the 1st of July. Did fever profile repeat test twice all are negative. So no medicines was given that time. His fever conpletely gone . And tonight after 13 days of fever free now he have fever again and temp is 102.1. What can be the reason..?
What is the difference between Hepatitis B and Amoebic Hepatitis? and how Amoebic Hepatitis is Diagnosed ?
Pregabalin was prescribed for nerve pain. After taking that table I feel more sleepy, if i take pregabalin at night, I sleep till late in the morning, feel dizziness next day. Is this side effect of medicine?
Hi doctors. Since yesterday, I've been feeling like I can't take deep breaths, even while standing and doing basic tasks like showering. I have been diagnosed with allergy, PCOD, GERD, migraines and was also given anxiety medications once. I try to take deep breaths and end up yawning, or getting incomplete yawns. Day before yesterday, at night, I had a stressful event with my family, which ended in me crying for an hour or so. Please advise on how to feel better, as this is really bothering me. All my focus is now on trying to take a full breath, instead of my other tasks.
A lot of times, I get some severe symptoms at home, like anxiety, dizziness, and chest pain, so I got this device which measure ECG at home Can you check this one, which I just captured when I was having some symptoms after returning from shower? I will show them to my Doctor soon
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