Palmiges forte while breastfeeding
Hi ,can I take palmiges forte while breastfeeding a 9 month old for nerve pain due to sciatica it was prescribed by a pain specialist
Hi ,can I take palmiges forte while breastfeeding a 9 month old for nerve pain due to sciatica it was prescribed by a pain specialist
Burning sensation in mouth,nurve pain ,swelling in feet, blue nerves on lower part of legs and feet for last six months
I started practising spoken English recently, and I experience neck tightness followed by tightness at the back of my head and throughout my head, only when speaking English with people over the phone for about 20 minutes. I feel pressure to speak correctly and find words quickly during conversations. When I avoid English conversations, I don't experience this problem, but I need to practise speaking English regularly to improve my fluency. I am concerned about relying on painkillers or avoiding English practice instead of addressing the underlying cause. I have a history of high blood pressure currently 130/90 and was previously prescribed telmisartan 40 mg. Please help identify the cause and advise me on safe treatment and how I can continue learning English without triggering these symptoms.
Two hemorrhages in brain ..it was said 2.6 and 3.6 cm sdh doctor made two drill holes surgery..his age 65 after 6 months can he travel bus journey for 8 hrs monthly once
Sir I have a sort of pain near left waistline (pelvic region)and sometimes pain under buttocks, behind thighs since 6 months. I cannot control urine when bladder is full and most of the times it leaks out while bending.
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