Question 1

I'm concerned about my 2-year-old daughter who weighs about 12 kg. Shes been having constipation and after visiting the doctor, we were advised to give her 7.5 ml of Smuth Syrup every night. Is this dosage appropriate for a child her age? I'm a bit worried and just want to make sure its safe for her.

Accepted Answer

consult a pediatrician before starting laxative syrups for small child

Question 2

I'm really concerned about my 9-month-old son. He's had these carry bags, or puffiness, under his eyes since he was born. We went to a local clinic today, and the doctor mentioned a few possible issues that have me worried. He said it could be related to his kidneys, allergies, or that his growth isn't quite right. Can you help me understand what might be going on here and what steps we should take next?

Accepted Answer

For delayed periods, weight gain, acne, and hair fall, consider Ayurvedic treatments like:

- Shatavari or Ashoka for hormonal balance
- Triphala for digestive health and weight management
- Neem or Turmeric for acne and skin issues
- Bhringaraj or Amla for hair fall

Consult an Ayurvedic practitioner for personalized guidance. Homeopathic remedies like Pulsatilla or Sepia may also be helpful, but consult a homeopathic doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment.

Question 3

I'm a bit concerned about this Zedex P syrup I got for my kid. It seems really thick and syrupyalmost too viscous. Could you give me a rundown on what it should look like physically?

Accepted Answer

Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure and Laboratory Results

_Concerns and Recommendations_

1. _Uncontrolled hypertension_: Despite taking Telmisartan 40mg, your blood pressure remains elevated (190110). This requires immediate attention to prevent cardiovascular complications.
2. _Kidney function_: Your creatinine level (1.8) is slightly elevated, indicating potential kidney impairment. The high potassium level in your urine and proteinuria (2484) also suggest kidney damage.
3. _Albumin levels_: Your albumin level (3.3) is within the normal range, which is a positive sign.
4. _Vitamin B12 deficiency_: Your vitamin B12 level (82) is below the normal range (200-900 pgmL), which may contribute to fatigue, weakness, and neurological symptoms.

_Recommendations_

1. _Consult a cardiologist or nephrologist_: Schedule an appointment with a specialist to reassess your hypertension management and kidney function.
2. _Adjust medication regimen_: Your doctor may consider adding or adjusting medications to better control your blood pressure and protect your kidneys.
3. _Lifestyle modifications_: Implement lifestyle changes, such as:
    - Reducing sodium intake
    - Increasing potassium-rich foods
    - Engaging in regular physical activity
    - Maintaining a healthy weight
    - Getting adequate sleep
4. _Vitamin B12 supplementation_: Discuss vitamin B12 supplementation with your doctor to address the deficiency.

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