Moderate hepatomegaly with fatty change
Moderate hepatomegaly fatty change, after meal taken fullness feeling, liver function test normal, no blood sugar,
Moderate hepatomegaly fatty change, after meal taken fullness feeling, liver function test normal, no blood sugar,
Hi, For the past 2 days due to a bad position in sleeping I got the neck sparin right side Now the pain is reduced but I cannot move my neck or tilt to the right side. Feels tightness.
Recently, I’ve been experiencing a strange sensation where stationary objects appear to move for a few seconds, even though they are not actually moving. It takes a few seconds for my perception to adjust and for me to recognise that the object is stationary. I also sometimes experience this after travelling in a car or train, as if the surroundings are still moving even after the vehicle has stopped. I’ve also noticed that judging distances and spatial positioning sometimes takes a little longer than usual, as though my visual perception is delayed. I’ve had my eyes checked, and my ophthalmologist said there was no apparent eye-related issue. What could be causing these symptoms? Could it be related to the inner ear, vestibular system, or a neurological issue? Should I consult an ENT specialist or a neurologist first? In routine blood test only vitamin d deficiency so taking supplement for it.
My vitamin b12 is on the lower end of the normal range (~300). Is it better to take injections or continue on vitamin supplements?
Hello, I have 2 bumps on my abdomen near the areas where I used to take peptide injections. It was small earlier but now it has grown. It is painful to touch and itchy sometimes though there is no pain unless touched. One has subsided a little but the other is still there. Please advise
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