Question 1

I'm really concerned and looking for some advice. I started taking Nuroday for my low vitamin B12 levels back in November, but by December, I had a stomach infection with acute diarrhea. Then it happened again in February, and now I've developed irritable bowel syndrome. Every time I take Nuroday, my symptoms seem to get worse and I end up going to the bathroom up to 67 times a day. Could this be a side effect of the Nuroday?

Accepted Answer

take treatment

Question 2

I'm dealing with IBS and malnutrition, and every year my CBC shows high lymphocytes. This has been the case for the past 10 years, and I'm really wondering why this keeps happening. Could there be a connection between my IBS, malnutrition, and the high lymphocytes? Is this something to be worried about? I'm looking for some advice on whether there's something specific I should be doing or looking into.

Accepted Answer

The immune system may be activated in response to inflammation or infection in the gut, leading to an increase in lymphocytes. It's important to address the underlying causes of your IBS and malnutrition to help normalize your lymphocyte levels. It's crucial to consult with your healthcare provider for proper evaluation and management.

Question 3

I'm dealing with drooling for the past few months and I've heard it might be from worms in the stomach. I've had worm issues before, so I'm concerned this might be related. How can I put an end to this problem once and for all? Also, I've noticed a big gain in weight over the past couple of years. Could these be connected? What should I do?

Accepted Answer

Drooling may be related to various causes, and its important to get an accurate diagnosis from a healthcare provider.
Worm infestations are treatable with medications, but they are unlikely to be the direct cause of drooling.
For weight gain, a combination of dietary changes, physical activity, and medical consultation is necessary to manage the condition effectively.

I'm dealing with loose motions right now and it's really tough to keep eating the same things like khichdi, daliya, and poha every meal. I also can't have curd rice because I've got a cough. Could you recommend any other foods that would be suitable for breakfast, lunch, and dinner?

Based on the provided ultrasound results, your pregnancy appears normal. As a pathologist, you're aware of hCG's role. Given the normal fetal heartbeat (108 bpm) and length (6mm), hCG injections are likely unnecessary. Continue monitoring your pregnancy with your healthcare provider.

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