Throat pak gya tha kch din phle maine doctor se meidicine li thi phle se thk h ab but gale me balgam hai bhot thoda thoda or kch khana khate hai to asa lg rha hai atak atak kar ja rha hai ,balgam jyda nhi aa rha hai . pls suggest best treatment..
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 am facing nose dryness issue from past 4 years. I face nose dryness with running nose and congestion no other symptoms. It usually happens when there is sudden change in temperature. I tried applying petroleum jelly, using Nosal spray but didn't have seen any good results. Nose dryness usually stays for 3-4 days sometimes more longer.
I am on att from past 5 months. Now from past 10 days I feel some kind of itching in my ears and Heavy head. Sometimes I feel like getting tilted towards the other side while walking. It's few times but it's happening. And I get up tired feeling slight dizzy entire day what to 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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