Inflammation in body
Hi, I’m a 34-year-old female. My ESR and CRP are high, and I weigh 71 kg. I’m not able to lose weight. I’m 5’1” tall and have inflammation in my body. What could be the reason?Following diet but weight not reducing
Rickets Treatment
The three most common types of rickets are hypophosphatemic rickets, nutritional rickets and renal rickets. Nutritional rickets is treated with vitamin D and calcium supplements and a diet rich in the required minerals and vitamins to cure the condition. Diagnosis of rickets involves complete physical examination, nutritional history of the child as well as related medical history for proper evaluation of the condition.
The three most common types of rickets are hypophosphatemic rickets, nutritional rickets and renal rickets. Nutritional rickets is treated with vitamin D and calcium supplements and a diet rich in the required minerals and vitamins to cure the condit ... More
Health Q&A
Inconsistent stool
The first part of my stool comes out on its own without much straining and is of normal thickness. However, after sitting for a while and applying slight pressure, the remaining stool that comes out is noticeably thinner. There is no bleeding and I do not have any significant pain or discomfort. However, when I strain more during bowel movements, a small reddish fleshy tissue protrudes slightly from the anus. It goes back inside automatically when I stop straining. I am taking 1 tsp isabgol husk 2 or 3 times in a week. A few weeks ago I visited a surgeon and the DRE was normal (within limits).
Intermittent pain on the right side
I have been experiencing occasional pain on the right side, below the ribs, for about 3 months. The pain stopped completely for some time but started occurring occasionally again. I had an ultrasound, which showed mild hepatomegaly (mildly enlarged liver). I took two bottles of Adlive, after which the pain improved, but it later returned occasionally. The pain is now less than before. Please advise what could be the possible cause and whether I need any medicine.
Possible bat or anything
Yesterday i post about while I was sitting on a back seat of a riding bike at night. Something black colour thing came from above floor level and touch my cheeks and went. And there was no bite and scratch and pain. So i doubt if it was a bat exposure, most of the doctors here said that i should get vaccinated. But I consult two physician doctors here in Bangalore and they said my face is ok and don't suggest any vaccine. Since I am concerned about the doctor's opinions here and the two consult doctors opinions, i am very nervous. What should I do ? Should I take the vaccine as the incident was on Sunday night around 9 o clock. My family not supporting to take vaccine as no Mark found.
Anxiety problem
Iam suffering from anxiety last five years like chest pain with racing heart beat and with left arm pain so I took ecg one month ago it is normal I took blood test sugar bp cholesterol all are normal but vit b12 and d is low 86 and 4.5 which is very low so last two days I feel iam not able to control overthinking like anxiety brings heart attack my heart is about to blast and stop at some point of my time and anxiety brings arrhythmia iam very much aftmrqid foe the last two days please help me ro overcome this Mt heart gets panicked fir smaller reasons like door closing voice rising idont know how to overcome please suggest solition
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