Question 1

I'm really worried because I've found blood in my sputum. Could you help me understand what might be causing this issue? Also, which type of doctor should I consult for this condition?

Accepted Answer

refer to general physician

Question 2

How often is it okay to masturbate in a day? I'm 17-and-a-half years old, weigh 55 kg, and my height is 5'8".

Accepted Answer

Masturbation frequency varies for each individual and there is no specific number of times that is considered "normal." It is generally considered healthy as long as it does not interfere with daily activities or cause distress. Listen to your body and do what feels right for you.

Question 3

I'm really worried about my father. Weve used Dizone 250 mg before to help him stop drinking and it worked, but we stopped it for a year and he started wanting to drink again. We gave him one tablet with dinner and after a few days he felt really une...

Accepted Answer

, forceful vomit may cause rupture of thin vein or capillary so vomiting may be occurred. Diazon is disulfiram an antialcoholic agent so it works.

Question 4

I'm dealing with premature ejaculation and I'm not sure who the right doctor to talk to is. Can I see a gynaecologist about it? I want to make sure I'm going to the right specialist.

Accepted Answer

consult sexologist

Question 5

I've been experiencing something after my abortion and I'm kind of worried. I had bleeding from June 2nd to June 12th and it gradually decreased. Now, I'm having a white discharge. It doesn't smell at all, there's no pain or itching, and it doesn't l...

Accepted Answer

consult gynecologist for radiological examination of uterus

Question 6

I took an HIV 1 and 2 antibodies screening and an HIV 1 and 2 p24 combo test 86 days after I was exposed. The results came back negative. Can I be sure that's conclusive at this point?

Accepted Answer

A negative HIV 1&2 antibodies and p24 combo test after 86 days (approximately 3 months) of exposure is highly suggestive of non-infection, but not conclusive. Here's why:

Reasons for Caution

1. Window period: HIV antibodies may take up to 3-4 months to develop.
2. False negatives: Rare, but possible due to laboratory errors or test sensitivity.
3. Viral load: Low viral load may not trigger antibody production.

Next Steps

1. Repeat testing: Schedule another HIV test 3-6 months after initial exposure.

I'm really worried because I've found blood in my sputum. Could you help me understand what might be causing this issue? Also, which type of doctor should I consult for this condition?

I'm really worried because I've found blood in my sputum. Could you help me understand what might be causing this issue? Also, which type of doctor should I consult for this condition?

Related Questions

How often is it okay to masturbate in a day? I'm 17-and-a-half years old, weigh 55 kg, and my height is 5'8".

I'm really worried about my father. Weve used Dizone 250 mg before to help him stop drinking and it worked, but we stopped it for a year and he started wanting to drink again. We gave him one tablet with dinner and after a few days he felt really une...

I'm dealing with premature ejaculation and I'm not sure who the right doctor to talk to is. Can I see a gynaecologist about it? I want to make sure I'm going to the right specialist.

I've been experiencing something after my abortion and I'm kind of worried. I had bleeding from June 2nd to June 12th and it gradually decreased. Now, I'm having a white discharge. It doesn't smell at all, there's no pain or itching, and it doesn't l...

I took an HIV 1 and 2 antibodies screening and an HIV 1 and 2 p24 combo test 86 days after I was exposed. The results came back negative. Can I be sure that's conclusive at this point?

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