- female
- 30 Years
- 29/01/2025
I'm having trouble eating spicy foodsthey just really don't sit well with me, even though I've seen my doctor and the blood tests came back normal. I don't have any mouth ulcers or anything like that either. What could be going on here? Any ideas?
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I'm worried about my mom. This morning, she noticed her stool was black, and I can't help but be concerned. She's been going to the bathroom a lotlike 34 timesbut there's no diarrhea or pain. Should I be worried about this? Plus, the last month has been really tough for her since she hasn't been eating or sleeping well after my uncle died. Does this sound normal, or should we be looking into what's going on with her? What could be the reason for the black stool?
it may be due to dehydration if still pending sists consult physicisn and stool culture sample
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My mom's gallbladder shows an 11mm size but she has no symptoms at all should we consider surgery or can it resolve on its own? What are the best ways to clear the gallbladder naturally?
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