Question 1

I've been dealing with burning sensations in my soles for about 4 to 5 years, and I often feel really exhausted. I'm worried because I've also noticed other things like a layer on my tongue when I wake up, losing hair, difficulty focusing, occasional dizziness, and memory issues. Can you help me understand what's going on and what I might do about it?

Accepted Answer

Penile Rashes and Pain During Sex

_Possible Causes_

1. _Balanitis_: Inflammation of the penis head (glans) and foreskin, causing rashes, itching, and pain.
2. _Contact dermatitis_: Allergic reaction or skin irritation due to soaps, lubricants, or latex.
3. _Yeast infection (candidiasis)_: Fungal infection causing rashes, itching, and pain.
4. _Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)_: Certain STIs like herpes, syphilis, or gonorrhea can cause penile rashes and pain.
5. _Eczema or psoriasis_: Skin conditions causing rashes, itching, and inflammation.

_Recommended Actions_

1. _Consult a doctor_: Schedule an appointment with a urologist, dermatologist, or primary care physician.
2. _Get tested for STIs_: Rule out underlying STIs.
3. _Maintain good hygiene_: Keep the genital area clean, and avoid harsh soaps or irritants.
4. _Avoid irritants_: Refrain from using lubricants, latex, or other potential allergens.

_Treatment Options_

1. _Topical creams or ointments_: For balanitis, yeast infections, or skin conditions.
2. _Antibiotics or antifungals_: For bacterial or fungal infections.
3. _Antihistamines or steroids_: For allergic reactions or inflammation.

Question 2

My father is 62 and has trouble walking his leg below the knee goes numb, and he has to stop for 10-12 minutes before he can walk again. A neurosurgeon recommended surgery, but he doesn't want to go through with it. He's been taking Neurobin Forte and finds it helpful, but is there a more effective tablet or medicine that can manage his pain and symptoms without surgery? The MRI report shows some issues, but he's hesitant about an operation. What else can we try?

Accepted Answer

It's understandable that your father is hesitant about surgery. While Neurobin Forte might offer some relief, other medications and therapies may be explored to manage his symptoms without surgery. Focusing on pain management, improving blood flow, and managing nerve compression, with a multi-pronged approach, can be helpful.

Question 3

I've been having terrible headaches every day and it's really worrying me. Is there any surgery or specific treatment for this or will I just need to take medicine? What's the best way to fix my brain problem?

Accepted Answer

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My vision has been blurry and I've had this terrible headache that won't go away. Sometimes my speech slurs and I feel a bit out of it like I might pass out. Could this be because blood flow to the nerves in my brain is blocked? Would I need surgery for this?

Common causes of blurry vision and headaches are migraines, eyestrain, and other correctable vision issues. Examples of emergency causes include a stroke, dangerously low blood sugar, traumatic brain injury, and carbon monoxide poisoning

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