Am suffering from allergy Rhinitis problem as per govt. Hospital doctor's observation and they advises me Mometasone nasal spray to use once daily for 1 month. After using Mometasone nasal spray for 1 month my symptoms are gone. But now after 15 days symptoms like sneezing, water from nose, throat dripping are starts again. But should i do now :- Do i need to use spray daily. If i use daily so there will be any side-effects or not.
I am having cough since last month and experiencing wheezing also while breathing sometimes. And while doing physical activities my breathing goes fast and I am experiencing breathlesness. Also, when I am feeling cold I have seen that my nails started turning purple or bluish
I got a fever , could not eat or speak anything,throat is paining so much ,ate Augmentin 625 and vomited after 1.5 hrs , gargle with betadine
I had diagnosed with iron deficiency anemia a with haemoglobin of 9.7 and ferritin 4. And also had vitamin d deficiency (16) and b12 in the borderline 292. Then I took a 100 mg ferium chewable iron tablets which caused me gastritis like indigestions and globus sensations in throat then I took gastric injections of 6 dose for 3 days Which did not recover from gastric problem This happened 3 months ago and I still have this throat lump Feeling with burping and rarely stomach symptoms I recently went to doctor and again took gastric injections for 3 days Still it did not cure Please help!!! And for the iron deficiency doctor suggested me to take iv infusions
For the past month, he has been experiencing rashes on his tongue. He has now started applying Candid Mouth gel. The rashes on the front part of his tongue have disappeared since he started using it. However, when he touches the inner part of his tongue with his finger, he can still feel a small- to medium-sized bump. He cannot reach that area properly with his finger, so he is unable to apply the gel there, which is why that part has not recovered yet. Is there anything serious to worry about? He has never experienced any pain or other significant problems. He only feels a little discomfort (a slight uneasy sensation).
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