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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

Recurrent Neck Tightness and Headache

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.

Brain drill hole surgery doubt

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

Body heavy feel and tightness in head

From past 5 days ego I felt vibration feeling in my body for 3 4 seconds from that I felt like spinning sensation in my body like vertigo I counselted general doc he said might be due to strees give me some medicine feels good but not completely cured what happens NY shoulders my body feels heavy when I standing I still but my mind feels like imbalance and also have dizziness what should I do can explain properly

Facing problems in medicines

My relation is alcoholic he stopped many times but nothing has happened but from last 3 whenever he stopped in that he got seizures we took him time to doctor. He have suggested for longer treatment instead of giving diazepam or zapiz . Initially he have given levepsy 500mg 1 dose in morning & 2 tablets in night. But after a week he got skin allergy & rashes again we consultant the doctor he has replaced the tablet to zeptol 200mg morning 1 & evening 1 but again same problem so now doctor has recommended for Gardinol 60mg 1 tablet in night still there is jo changes anyone can suggest what is happening . Infact they have given dexona injection & tablets for rashes. Am confused what to do with him next.

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Dr. Michael Karl Racke Neurologist (Medical School, Class of 1985, Internship, Residency - ID, Fellowship 2, Medical degree, DO, Residency in Neurology, Fellowship in Neuroimmunology/Multiple Sclerosis, Internship-Internal Medicine) 41 years experience Hudson Regional Hospital
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Dr. Kevin Matthew Flanigan Neurologist (Residency, Medical School, Internship-Internal Medicine, Residency in Neurology, Fellowship, Neuromuscular Medicine (Neurology), B.M. in Trumpet Performance, M.D., Postdoctoral Fellow in Neuromuscular Disease, Postdoctoral Fellow in Neurogenetics/Molecular Biology) 36 years experience Muscular Dystrophy Clinic At Nationwide Childrens Hospital
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Dr. Benjamin Matthew Segal Neurologist (Medical School, Medical degree, DO, Internship, Residency - ID, Other, Board Certification, Bachelor’s of Science) 38 years experience Ohio State Martha Morehouse Outpatient Care
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Dr. Deborah Joanne Lynn - Neurologist
Dr. Deborah Joanne Lynn Neurologist (Medical School, Bachelor Of Science, Doctor of Medicine, Master of Arts in Philosophy and Social Policy, Master of Science in Evaluative Clinical Sciences, B.A. in Neuroscience/Psychology, Class of 1984) 42 years experience Ohio State Infusion Martha Morehouse Outpatient Care
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Dr. Sandra K Kostyk - Neurologist
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