Question 1

Which sweet fruit is allowed for diabetic patients?

Accepted Answer

Few fruits are oranges, melon, berries, apples, bananas, grapes and are to be taken in moderation, also in fresh form.

Question 2

I'm dealing with gynecomastia and just got back from the doctor. The tests say I have mild bilateral gynecomastia. I'm curious if there's a natural way to treat this. If surgery is the only option, how much would that cost? Would love some guidance here.

Accepted Answer

Mild bilateral gynecomastia can be addressed through natural methods, such as weight loss, exercise, and hormonal balance, but results may vary; surgical options, like male breast reduction surgery, can be more effective, with costs ranging from 50,000 to 2 lakhs (approximately $650-$2,600 USD) per breast, depending on factors like location, surgeon's expertise, and hospital fees.

Question 3

I'm really curious about sperm donationis it actually a thing? Is it similar to blood donation in the sense that it's a voluntary thing anyone can do, or is it more complicated? And where would someone go if they're interested in donating sperm?

Accepted Answer

To remove the Copper-T (IUD), visit a government hospital or a private clinic with a gynecologist. Ensure it's removed by a trained medical professional to avoid complications. Bring your wife's medical records and discharge summary from the hospital where the Copper-T was inserted. Removal is usually done as an outpatient procedure.

I'm wondering when it's best to take Shelcal HD tabletsshould they be taken before or after meals? And if there's a specific time I should wait before or after eating, Id love to know.

ideally it should be taken after food

More Endocrinology Health Queries

Which sweet fruit is allowed for diabetic patients?

I'm dealing with gynecomastia and just got back from the doctor. The tests say I have mild bilateral gynecomastia. I'm curious if there's a natural way to treat this. If surgery is the only option, how much would that cost? Would love some guidance here.

I'm really curious about sperm donationis it actually a thing? Is it similar to blood donation in the sense that it's a voluntary thing anyone can do, or is it more complicated? And where would someone go if they're interested in donating sperm?

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