- Male
- 32 Years
- 29/01/2025
I'm worried because last night, I had really severe symptoms and ended up taking both Wikoryl and Dolo 650. Is it okay to take them together, or should I be concerned about any potential problems or side effects from combining these medications?
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View allI'm in the process of applying for a visa and found out I need a medical certificate. They mentioned I have to be certified by a doctor to show I'm not suffering from any illness that could affect public health under the International Sanitary Act 2005. I'm really nervous about it and not sure what kind of diseases they're checking for. Can you help me understand what this is all about and what I should expect when getting this certificate?
visit a qualified healthcare provider, undergo the required tests, and ensure that the medical certificate reflects that you do not have any communicable diseases in accordance with the International Health Regulations (2005).
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I'm a bit worried about my recent health situation. Over the last three days, I've noticed that I feel like my head is spinning whenever I'm trying to go to sleep. I checked my blood pressure at home using our Omron digital auto BP machine, and it seems to be consistently within the same range. On top of that, I'm already on medication for thyroid, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, and Telday 40. Do you think these symptoms are related to my current medications or should I be concerned about something else?
Given your wife's symptoms of dizziness and head spinning, especially when sleeping, and considering her pre-existing conditions of thyroid, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, and hypertension (with BP consistently in the same range), it's essential to consult her primary care physician or a specialist to adjust her medications, particularly Telday 40, and investigate potential causes such as orthostatic hypotension, hypoglycemia, or medication interactions.
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I'm a bit worried after getting my blood test results which show that my CRP level is 1.6 mgL. I've read that this is considered a moderate risk, but I'm not exactly sure what it all means. Could you help me understand more about CRP and whether there's anything to be concerned about with my health?
CRP is indirect marker for active or recent infection,your CRP levels are normal no need to worry,consume balanced diet and more fruits.
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