Hi Doctors, I went for an anoscopy and the doctor used the reusable anoscope which was inside a tray filled with water then he washed it in a tap water and then inserted it in anus. There were some fissures on my anus. Is this the way through which I can carry some hiv infection? Thanks
10 days ago , my TSH was 5 ( 0-4) T3 T4 normal Today TSH came 9.6 , from last 8 years , my tsh value always comes slightly high above the upper limit , last year I did anti tpo ( AMA) was quite normal 0.3 For the last one month , I have been feeling muscle pain , the doctor prescribed me 12.5 thyrox , should I continue the medicine
I'm planning to take Annavar anabolic medicine for muscle building for lean body is it safe and I'm already taking naltima and another sleeping pills which prescribed by doctor so can I take it or I need to stop my medicine
We attended one pet event on 11th April, my son got tiny scratches of chest. We have given first dose of Rabies on 14th April, ( is it too late)? Second dose onward we shifted to Municipality hospital. Second dose taken on 17th April and Third on 21st April and now 4th dose will be on 11th May. As per Municipality 4 does is good enough, is it correct?
Hi Doctor, I’m 13 years old and I’ve had a fever for 4 days now. Yesterday my temperature reached 101.9°F. My symptoms are: Constant throbbing pain in my back. A wet cough (not dry). A very blocked nose that makes it hard to sleep. I’m currently taking Paracip and Cetcip as prescribed by a doctor yesterday, but the fever is still hanging on. I wanted to check if there’s anything else I should do, especially for the back pain and the nose blockage.
A symptom is not a diagnosis, especially in anorectal diseases. Common symptoms like pain while passing stools, bleeding per rectum, constipation, or pain are often assumed to be piles or haemorrhoids, which is not always true.Reaching a diagnosis without a doctor’s examination ...
By Dr. Kundan Kharde | MS General Surgery, FMAS | Proctologist & Laparoscopic Surgeon, PuneIntroductionLower back pain is one of the most common complaints seen in outpatient clinics. Most cases are attributed to musculoskeletal causes such as muscle strain, disc problems, or ...
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