My wife had fibroid laproscopy in 2022. Now again USG donw due to pain during monthly periods . USG findings retroflexed uterus normal in size.lobulated hyperechoic mass of 7.6 cm×4.7 cm along right lateral wall endometrial thicknessl 6mm. is it fibroid / myoma?? can it be treated with oral medicene without surgery. patient has BP/ sugar with HB 7.6 recently measured. pls help...!!! reports attached
23 weeks pregnant..Have been prescribed iron tablet named livogen and magnesium tablet named mgd3 after dinner at night time...Can we take these two tablets together or should there be any gap interval maintained between the two tablets?
I had my period on 21st November then on 22nd Dec then on 21st January then on 17th February then on 15th March then on 10th April then on 6th may then on 10th june then on 7th July. Now my question is I had mistakenly taken overdose of expired nexito plus on 6th Jan and maybe on 17th Jan. Can this cause false menstrual period like Bleeding on 21st January? Period was normal it took 10 pads and continued for almost 5 days. If you kindly answer it will be helpful to me.
I have recently tested for hairfall Results are RISK MARKERS C-REACTIVE PROTEIN (CRP) COMPLETE HEMOGRAM 9.93mg/L< 5 EOSINOPHILS13%1-6 EOSINOPHILS - ABSOLUTE COUNT 0.86X 10 ³ / µL0 .02 - 0 .5 TOTAL RBC4.83 X 10^ 6/µL3.8-4.8 INFECTIOUS DISEASE VDRL (RPR) FOR SYPHILIS IRON DEFICIENCY WEAK REACTIVE - Refer Report for BRI IRON49.75µg/dL50 - 170. Please suggest whom I consult Is results are needs attention or can be normalise without medication
Lmp 9 june Intercourse done on 19 june . Condom torn . Ipill taken within 24 hrs . Irregular spotting occurs on 6 july and 7 July . Upt done on 11 july which is negative what is the chances of pregnancy
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