First I feel breathlessness urging to pass stool then I go to toilet after I pass stool panic attacks and restless hands and legs why is it so ? Why shortness of breath when there is urge to go washrm as I m passing stool my hands legs get numb feel anxious and panic attacks start feeling like rush to hospital
I have done ecg from apple watch can anyone tell what rhythm is in this sinus is there any pvc or pac
Hi Doctor, i checked 2.5 months back my vitamin d was 13 unit so i started taking uprise d 60k tablets weekly. I have taken it weekly continuously for 8 weeks. I asked you how should i consume next 4 capsules so i found there difference in opinion as some of you told to continue till next 4weeks continuously and some of you told to take it monthly. So my question is can i take it biweekly at gap of 2weeks ? I don't want any toxicity accumulation of d in my body. Also want to check it after ending Atleast this 12 capsules .
It's been 2 months since my gallbladder surgery.The first month was fine but from the second month onwards I suddenly started feeling cold all over my body.It suddenly becomes cold in one place at a time, but two or three different places too.Like suddenly it started feeling cold in both the thighs or sometimes it suddenly started feeling cold in the waist or in the shoulder area.Is this just nerve irritation from the anesthesia or something else?I feel like I start thinking too much. If I feel even a little bit of something like this, I think it's too much. I also have fatty liver. I feel that everything is happening because of him and one day all this will destroy me.
I am feeling feverish dizziness nose irritation and throat irritation along with warm air from nose and eye pain been taking bp meds regularly as prescribed by doctor
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