TSH is 4 during first trimester
My TSH is 4 during first trimester will I need tablets or is it fine.please let me know how it can be done
My TSH is 4 during first trimester will I need tablets or is it fine.please let me know how it can be done
Moderate hepatomegaly fatty change, after meal taken fullness feeling, liver function test normal, no blood sugar,
My sister is experiencing very bad iron deficiency And has also lost Appetite , kindly suggest some medicatons
Is there any liquid form of medicine for loose motions for adults. Please suggest and also dosage to be taken.
What are all the side effects that occur due to taking iv iron infusion My doctor has told me to take infusions on day 1 and day 3. Also I'm supposed to take vit B12 injection weekly once for 2 weeks Today I'm taking iron infusion, is it ok to take B12 injection tomorrow
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