Question 1

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 look like curd. I feel perfectly fine. But I'm curious, is it normal to have white discharge after an abortion? And sometimes, I notice a mucus-like thing coming out, similar to when you have a cold and mucus comes out of your nose. Is this something I should be concerned about?

Accepted Answer

consult gynecologist for radiological examination of uterus

Question 2

I'm having trouble sleeping and was thinking about trying Zolfresh 5Mg to help me get a good night's rest. Can you let me know if it's a good idea or if there's anything else I should know?

Accepted Answer

Zolfresh 5mg, containing Zolpidem, is a prescription sleep aid, so consult a doctor to discuss your sleeping problems and determine if Zolfresh is suitable for you, as they'll consider factors like dosage, potential interactions, and alternative treatments to ensure safe and effective use.

Question 3

I'm really concerned because I found out that there's a small, clear cyst on my cervix, and it's 9.66cm in length. I'm worried if this is a Nabothian cyst and if its something I should seriously consider surgery for. What should I do, or what kind of...

Accepted Answer

Gynaecologist opinion is advised to the patient.

Question 4

I recently got a haircut and accidentally ended up with a small cut from the barber's scissors. I'm really anxious about whether this might transmit HIV. Could scissors carry the virus like that?

Accepted Answer

The risk of HIV transmission through a minor cut from barber scissors is extremely low, as HIV cannot survive for long outside the human body, and the virus is not transmitted through casual contact or minor cuts; however, to alleviate concerns, consider consulting a doctor or getting a HIV test after the window period (3-6 months) for peace of mind.

Question 5

I can't stop going to the bathroom these past few days. My stomach and lower intestines were killing me last night, but it felt a bit better after having diarrhea. Then this morning, right after waking up, I had to go again. I've already been to the ...

Accepted Answer

TABLET ENTROQUINOL TWO-TIME A DAY.
ONE COURSE OF OZ OFLOXACILLIN N ORNIDAZOLE TWO-TIME A DAY AFTER LUNCH N DINNER FOR FIVE DAYS.
PLENTY OF LIQUIDS.
ORS WITH WATER.
LIGHT DIET WITH LEAST OIL

Question 6

Hey, I know this might sound a bit odd, but I'm concerned about the possibility of an ant getting inside the vagina. Could you let me know what the potential effects might be if that happened? I'm just a bit worried and would appreciate your advice o...

Accepted Answer

Elevated SGPT and SGOT Levels*

Your SGPT (alanine transaminase) and SGOT (aspartate transaminase) levels are significantly elevated, indicating liver stress or damage.

*Current Regimen*

You've been following an Ayurvedic treatment plan, cycling daily, and avoiding oily and fatty foods. However, your liver enzyme levels have increased instead of decreasing.

*Concerns*

1. *Inadequate treatment*: The current Ayurvedic treatment may not be effective in reducing your liver enzyme levels.
2. *Underlying condition*: There might be an underlying condition, such as fatty liver disease, hepatitis, or other liver disorders, that needs to be addressed.
3. *Medication interactions*: Certain medications, including Ayurvedic preparations, can interact with each other or with your liver, exacerbating the condition.

*Recommendations*

1. *Consult a gastroenterologist or hepatologist*: Seek a specialist's opinion to determine the underlying cause of your elevated liver enzyme levels.
2. *Re-evaluate your treatment plan*: Discuss your current treatment plan with your doctor and consider alternative options, such as conventional medications or lifestyle modifications.
3. *Liver function tests*: Repeat your liver function tests to monitor your enzyme levels and adjust your treatment plan accordingly.
4. *Abdominal ultrasound*: Consider undergoing an abdominal ultrasound to rule out any underlying liver conditions.

*Job Abroad and Retest*

1. *Inform your employer*: Share your health concerns with your employer and request guidance on the retest.
2. *Provide medical documentation*: Offer to provide medical documentation from your doctor to support your situation.

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