Question 1

I've been experiencing this strange fluttering, pulsating, vibrating feeling under my left rib. There's no pain, and I don't think it's connected to my heart because I've checked my pulse at the same time as the sensation. Could you shed some light on what this might be?

Accepted Answer

once get your ECG done as a screening for cardiac issues,if it turns out to be normal, General physician consultation would help you.

Question 2

I've been dealing with some mild pain in my lower abdomen on both sides for the past few weeks, and I'm getting a bit worried. Plus, there's this extra skin forming on the tip of my anus over the last couple of months, and it's slowly getting bigger. On top of that, I've noticed some muscle lumps in other parts of my body for about two years now, although they haven't grown. I'm concerned about what might be going on and would love to get your thoughts.

Accepted Answer

Fluka 150 (Fluconazole) TDS for 5 Days

_Fluconazole is an antifungal medication_

_Taking Fluka 150 TDS (thrice a day) for 5 days:_

1. *Increased dosage*: Taking Fluka 150 TDS is a higher dosage than the earlier advised once-a-week regimen.
2. *Short-term use*: This regimen is for a short duration (5 days), which is likely intended to aggressively treat a fungal infection.
3. *Monitoring necessary*: Your doctor will likely monitor you for potential side effects, such as liver enzyme changes or interactions with other medications.

_Important_

1. *Adhere to the prescribed regimen*: Complete the full 5-day course as directed by your doctor.
2. *Report any concerns or side effects*: Inform your doctor if you experience any adverse effects or concerns during or after treatment.

Question 3

I've been diagnosed with grade 1 fatty liver and have multiple gallstones ranging from 3 to 8mm. What treatment options do I have and is surgery necessary for this condition? I'm a bit worried about whether lifestyle changes alone would be enough or if I need medical intervention.

Accepted Answer

For grade 1 fatty liver and gallstones, a combination of lifestyle changes and, potentially, medical intervention might be necessary. Lifestyle changes, including weight loss, a healthy diet, and exercise, can help improve fatty liver. For gallstones, if they cause symptoms, surgery to remove the gallbladder (cholecystectomy) is often recommended.

Can medicine and lifestyle changes cure esophageal leaks caused by GERD or is surgery the only option

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I've been experiencing this strange fluttering, pulsating, vibrating feeling under my left rib. There's no pain, and I don't think it's connected to my heart because I've checked my pulse at the same time as the sensation. Could you shed some light on what this might be?

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