Taking Thyronorm 88 mcg for hypothyroid since 6 months. Current TSH 4.71 Today did ultrasound of neck due to obstruction sensation in throat and tempting cough. The observation is 6mm cystic nodule in right lobe and 1.8mm in left lobe. Both lobes enlarged with coarse echotexture. Suggestive of Thyroiditis. Is this age related or need follow up.
I was diagnosed with iron deficiency anemia(hb-9.7 & ferritin 4) and prescribed with 100'mg iron tablets, and I took these tablets only for 2 days one each a day. Then I developed indigestion, throat globus sensation and chest burn. Which made me completely stop oral iron pills. Then I took gastric injections continuously for 3 days of total 6 doses Which did not cure my globus sensation in Throat. This continued for almost 3 months, I do not have much of a stomach issues, I only feel globus sensation in the Throat and burping. This lump feeling fades for 2-3 days and again comes back. I did not had any gastric issues before starting my iron pills. Now I'm worried, please help.
1. When do people generally use hearing aids and what are the symptoms? 2. Can hearing loss pass on from the mother to child during pregnancy or birth? What is the percentage? 3. How likely is a 28 year old girl to face a hearing loss due to excessive use of earphones or loud music or this could be hereditary?
Hi I was having cold since last 15 days. But 5-6 days before while coming back from Darjeeling My left ear got closed and since then it's not opening. What should I do
Symptoms: * Red, inflamed tongue with prominent raised bumps since 5 days * Burning sensation and pain, especially while eating. * Whitish coating over the central and back portions of the tongue. * Multiple ulcers on the tongue and inside the cheeks. * Tongue swelling and difficulty eating comfortably. * I can swallow water normally, but eating causes pain and burning. I consulted a general physician, who suspected a possible nutritional deficiency so i am taking Ceeplus multivitamin supplements and zytee gel. I can provide photographs of my tongue if required.
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