- male
- 30 Years
- 14/08/2025
I have a 7.4mm kidney stone and slight swelling in my right kidney. There's a bit of pain when I pee but no stomach pain. Can this be treated with meds or will I need surgery? What do you suggest?
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I'm experiencing really bad pain in my testicles that spreads to my groin and my back thighs. My doctor had given me some antibiotics and it got better, but now, two months later, the pain is back again. I'm really worried about what's causing this recurring pain. Could you please help me figure out what might be going on?
I'm sorry you're experiencing this pain again. It sounds like you might be dealing with a recurring issue, possibly an infection or inflammation. Since antibiotics didn't fully resolve the problem, it's important to revisit your doctor for further evaluation and possibly more targeted treatment, like an ultrasound or different medications.
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I'm a 25-year-old guy, and I've been feeling really self-conscious about my penis size, which is about 3 inches. I had an experience with my girlfriend where she wasn't satisfied, and it's been making me feel really guilty and embarrassed. I've heard about treatments for penis enlargement, specifically with Unani Medicines, but I'm not sure where to start. Should I be seeing a urologist or a sexologist to discuss this? I'm really curious and a bit worried about how to approach the situation.
Normal Heartbeat:_ 1. Average resting heart rate: 60-100 beats per minute (bpm). 2. Heartbeat can be difficult to feel through the chest. _Feeling Pulse in Hand:_ 1. Radial pulse (wrist) is easily palpable. 2. Normal radial pulse indicates good circulation. _Possible Reasons for Not Feeling Heartbeat:_ 1. Body position: Sitting or standing can affect heartbeat perception. 2. Muscle mass or body type: Thicker chest muscles or larger body size. 3. Heart rate variability: Natural fluctuations in heart rate. 4. Anxiety or stress: Altered perception. 5. Medical conditions (rare): - Hypotension - Cardiac conduction disorders _Self-Check Techniques:_ 1. Place index and middle fingers on: - Radial pulse (wrist) - Carotid pulse (neck) - Femoral pulse (groin) 2. Feel for pulse beats per minute. _Monitoring Heart Health:_ 1. Regular blood pressure checks. 2. Electrocardiogram (ECG) for heart rhythm assessment. 3. Consult a doctor if concerned.
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