I'm wondering how frequently I can use Unwanted 72. Is it safe if I've already taken it twice in one month? What kind of issues might arise from this?

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Possible Causes_

Infection: Bacterial or viral infections, such as pneumonia, urinary tract infection (UTI), or sepsis.

Malaria or dengue fever: Mosquito-borne illnesses that can cause fever, chills, and shivering.

Hypothyroidism: An underactive thyroid gland can cause shivering, even with normal body temperature.

Medication side effects: Certain medications, such as beta-blockers or sedatives, can cause shivering.

Other medical conditions: Sepsis, meningitis, or encephalitis.

Immediate Action

Seek medical attention: Take your brother to the hospital or consult a doctor immediately.

Monitor vital signs: Keep track of temperature, pulse, and blood pressure.

Provide hydration: Offer water or electrolyte-rich beverages to help replace lost fluids.

Please Note

Do not attempt to treat at home: Uncontrollable shivering and fever require medical attention.

Inform medical professionals about medications: Share information about any medications your brother is taking.

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My wife's been having some back pain and issues with her uterus for about a year now, she's 40. A few gynaecologists suggested we need to go for a surgery to remove the uterus. I'm just trying to understand, how much does this operation usually cost, and are there any side effects we should be aware of after the surgery? Could you give me some advice on this?

Dear Kumar, removing the uterus (hysterectomy) is a common and generally safe procedure when necessary. The cost can vary based on the hospital and type of surgery but is typically between 50,000-1,50,000. Side effects may include temporary pain, hormonal changes if ovaries are removed, and recovery time of about 4-6 weeks. Please consult your doctor for a detailed evaluation and options.

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I'm dealing with a breast abscess and the doctor prescribed Augmentin 625 Duo. I'm already on TB medication though, so I'm a bit worried. Could taking both at the same time cause any issues?

you can take it. it has no reaction with tuberculosis treatment

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my mother has a 3rd degree uterus prolapse and her serum creatinine is 2.00 she's on ART treatment with a viral load of 20 and cd4 count of 150 she weighs 35 kg and is 59 years old is surgery for the prolapse possible and would it be open or laparoscopic also should a nephrologist or gynecologist perform it and which hospital would be best for this operation

Apollo is best for it.

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