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High ige year round blocked nose

Hi, my ige is always high ,even though my allergy test doesn't show much triggers.i always have blocked nose during night year round.when I wake up I am fine after 1-2 hours but in early morning it's blocked most of the days this pattern repeats itself year round.

Right side discomfort below rib

Hello sir I have attached my my urine report I m feeling discomfort below right rib weather it is stone problem or it is UTI only please give me reply

Anal Crypt Abscess  / Fistula Low

Namaste Doctor ji, Anal issue deected from MRI Perianal region. Pain, discomfort , constriction , injury wound type lump No constipation , no blood . MRI REPORT attached. MRI  report  indicates: CRYPT  ABSCESS  AND  NO OBVIOUS  FISTULA  COLLECTION.    mri report attached. But Proctologist doctors saying   ; intersphincteric fistula posterior low is present where as MRI report by radioogist says no. As a patient how do i go about , yes or no or any , Further investigation guodance needed. Treatment guidance needed, further investigation direction, advice needed. Thank you 🙏🏻🤝🏻

Fistula in ano

I got my MRI yesterday of a fistulogram and that shows I have fistula..however last month I did one and that showed 1.5 cm long 3mm in width.. now it's 3.8 cm long and 2 mm width ...also attached picture Please let me know if this is simple one or complex or is it moving to scortum region?? I am having little discomfort near inguinal area since few days bot sure because of fistula or other reasons...

Fistula grade III ,over 1 year

MRI of perineum done with T1 weighted, T2 weighted & Fat suppressed sequence in axial, coronal and sagittal planes of pelvic outlet. Post contrast study done. FINDINGS: A thin hyperintense track with surrounding inflammatory changes is seen originating in the natal cleft in right paramedian location extending for length of 3.5 cms traversing the transphincteric plane with internal opening at 6 o clock. The internal opening is around 1.9 cms from anal verge. No supra-levator extension of the track. No evidence of collection/abscess seen in the present study. The pelvic organs appear normal. No obvious significant pelvic lymphadenopathy. Rest of the pelvic organs appear normal. Visualized bones appear normal. IMPRESSION:- This examination reveals trans-sphincteric fistula with internal opening at 6' o clock position (Grade III fistula). This report is six months old. I have no pain, but sometimes pus comes out, white or watery, without other problems. Please help me i dont want surgery.

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