Kidney stone
Minimal to mild hydronephrosis noted on left side with dilated upper ureter. Presence of a stone of size about 11 mm in left upper ureter, about 5-6 cm distal to P.U.J.
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Treatment
Health Q&A
Is my penile damage reversible?
I have erectile dysfunction , 2 years ago after masturbating i started peeing blood for 2-3 days, because i used to put pressure on the middle of the penis during masturbation for maximum pleasure during ejaculation now i think my penis is irreversibly damaged but i do get good enough erection with tadalafil medicine but it hurts on left side and middle and downside of the penis as well & penis is always sensitive. when i dont masturbate for 4-5 days i get little bit morning erection after waking up but i havent experienced natural full erection from last 2 years, masturbation addiction has destroyed my penis. If it is Urethral stricture will treatment help?Will i need serious surgery? I'm in mumbai if any specialist in mumbai can tell me what to do it'll be a great help thank you. 2 years ago i saw a urologist but I was too scared to tell him the real issue so I only said frequent urination now I don't have any frequent urination issue but I also don't have any hope now
Weakness and frequently urination
My mother is going frequently to wash room at night. She had been prescribed vitneurin CZS as she still at times is facing this issue please help me if she needs to change medicine. She is diabetic. And she is facing weakness suddenly we did show her to doctors and they preiscribed vitamins and she is taking them but still she isn't feeling very active. She complains of weakness and knee pain Please advise
High Uric Acid
Hello the report shared is of my mother who is 62 years old, has high Uric acid as per report. She complaints joint pains, anyways to reduce this?
Help to diagnose sti/uti/or any other
Basically I am having burning at rest/after urination symptoms, lower abdomen discomfort, frequent urination in 15 Feb then i visited doctor on...21st Feb he gave me oxyfloxcin 200mg twice daily for 10 days the symptoms reduced significantly except frequent urination and then testicle ache/discomfort started on 28th Feb then again on 2nd March I visited doctor again he then gave me doxycycline 100 mg daily once for 15 days , after that all the symptoms reduced significantly by ~90%. but on 7/8th March the symptoms started again like fluctuating then on 14th March I visited urologist he then gave me levofloxacin for 10 days the symptoms reduced but starting fluctuating again on 21st Feb I did urine R/E test it was normal and then on 24th March I did USG- whole abdomen test : it showed 4.2mm non obstructing left renal calculus and UB wall thickening ( cystitis) i had sexual exposure on 23rd jan ..so I'm worried about STI what can it be?
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