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Thrombophlebitis/Abdominal mondor diseas

Please see the attached USG report of a 30-year-old female. Currently, she is experiencing pain, redness, and a lump-like swelling in the affected area. I humbly request you to advise on its proper treatment and let me know which specialist doctor I should consult. Also, please clarify if this can be cured with medications or if it requires surgery. 🙏🙏🙏

Help me to understand my concern

Hello Doctor, I need your opinion regarding my condition. I had been suffering from piles/fissure-related symptoms for almost 5–6 years. Finally, on 13 June, I consulted an Ayurvedic surgeon and started treatment. After around 20 days of medicines, I feel much better. Bleeding has stopped, pain is almost gone, and my doctor has stopped most of the medicines. He only advised me to continue the remaining medicines and focus on my diet. However, I am confused about the root cause. I have not been consuming fast food or junk food for the last 4–5 years. I also avoid maida, rarely consume milk or curd, drink around 5 liters of water daily, and regularly eat fruits and fiber-rich foods. So, if my diet has already been good, what could have caused this problem for so many years? Could my sedentary lifestyle, where I spend most of my day sitting or lying down with very little physical activity, be a major contributing factor? Now that I am feeling much better, can I  start gym workout and all.

Headache with miagrain

Frequently I'm suffering from a Miagrain since 2,3 years Headache so I need a solution for my problem

Suspected pyrogenic granuloma left hand

Subject: 11 Days Post-Cautery (Suspected PG) - Non-healing Finger Wound ​Patient: 53F, Left-hand knuckle. Procedure: Thermal cautery 11 days ago; suspected direct cauterization without initial curettage. Current Status: Persistent wound. As of Day 10, noted yellow/white exudate. History: Alternated saline, mupirocin, povidone-iodine, and petroleum jelly. See attached images for 10-day progression. ​Questions for Consultant: ​ Based on the progressio nin  image , is there evidence of an incomplete removal/remaining vascular root? ​Is the current yellow/white exudate consistent with autolytic slough or clinical infection? ​Should I continue conservative care or seek immediate surgical excision given the joint location and suspected root? ​What is the safest protocol to ensure closure while minimizing deep tissue/bone risk? see image carefully full open

Fistula in ano

I have fistula in ano , and 2 days back I have done MRI which shows my track is partially healed and also there are new abcesses forming But since yesterday I have pain near my thighs junction...is that means it's moving towards thighs ?? But  MRI is not captured anything such...

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