Bumps on thighs
Bumps on thighs red in color & itching a lot. How to treat this , which medicine & ointment to put in.
Bumps on thighs red in color & itching a lot. How to treat this , which medicine & ointment to put in.
Since day before yesterday I've had frequent urinary urgency. Sometimes I feel like I need to pee even when my bladder isn't full. There's been mild burning toward the end of urination, which has improved today. I now have a mild pain in the centre/lower abdomen just above the pubic area. I had intercourse two days ago with my regular partner.
Patient: Male, 74+ years Chief Concern: Report suggestive of bilateral renal parenchymal disease Relevant Test Reports: CBC: Normal Serum Urea: 41 mg/dl Serum Creatinine: 0.98 mg/dl LFT: Normal Lipid Profile: Normal Urine R/E and M/E: Normal (Protein, Glucose, Ketones negative) Microalbumin/Creatinine Ratio: 189.71 mg/dl tPSA: 0.17 ng/ml FBS: 93 mg/dl PPBS: 187 mg/dl HbA1c: 6.87% USG Whole Abdomen Findings: Liver, gall bladder, CBD, pancreas, spleen, ureters, bladder, and prostate: Normal Kidneys: Both kidneys normal in size, shape, position, and outline Bilateral cortical echogenicity increased with maintained cortico-medullary differentiation Multiple small cortical cysts in left kidney, up to 13 mm × 11 mm No calculus or hydronephrosis on either side Right kidney size: 100 mm Left kidney size: 92 mm Impression: Bilateral renal parenchymal disease Patient’s Questions / Concern: Is this condition serious? Is it curable? Kindly advise further treatment and follow-up.
Hello I have a dengue fever For a few days I have been getting blood in my phelgm I especially feel the weird blood taste near the small tongue in the back side ... Attached my reports
Hi, I feel extreme fatigue, weakness, brain fog, low energy, mental stress, hair loss, anxiety and depression. My t3 is .92, my t4 is 9.90 and my tsh is 5.907 along with weight loss. I tried to take thyroid supplements and caused me major side effects. Please kindly advice, thanks in advance. My iron is very low , attached reports for reference.
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