- female
- 30 Years
- 29/01/2025
I'm dealing with a viral fever and I'm already on medication. I'm wondering if it's okay to drink milk or if I should avoid it for now. Is milk a good idea when I'm sick?
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It could be UTI so i think you should consult physician to test for uti and others infectious foci in our body
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Had a tetanus shot about 23 weeks ago, but now I've injured myself on iron again. Do I really need another tetanus injection today? It's a bit confusing and I'm concerned about what I should do.
no need
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I've been feeling really tired for weeks and have been sleeping like 12 hours or more sometimes. I thought it might just be a winter bug going around, but today I got really sick and cant even keep water down. Then this dry cough showed up and I've noticed dark hairs, some long and some short, with different thicknesses. I've been collecting them in a tissue because it's freaking me out and I'm scared this could be something serious. What do you think is going on?
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