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What is a sugar patient called?

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Diabetic

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Consult a Endocrinologist

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I'm in my mid-20s and really want to grow taller. Right now, I'm 5'5" and my goal is to reach 5'9" in just two months. A few years back, I tried those power or speed height capsules but only saw a little improvement. I'm eager to increase my height quickly. What can I do to achieve this?

Intermittent pain can be concerning. _Possible causes:_ 1. _Muscle strain_: Overstretching or straining a muscle can cause pain, especially when bending, stretching, or taking deep breaths. 2. _Rib or cartilage issue_: Pain when taking deep breaths could indicate a rib or cartilage problem, such as costochondritis. 3. _Intercostal muscle strain_: Strain in the muscles between the ribs can cause pain when bending, stretching, or breathing deeply. _What to do:_ 1. _Apply heat or cold packs_: Try applying heat or cold packs to the affected area to relieve pain and discomfort. 2. _Stretch gently_: Gentle stretching can help relieve muscle tension. Avoid overstretching, which can exacerbate the issue. 3. _Rest and relaxation_: Get plenty of rest and try to manage stress to help your body recover. 4. _Consult a doctor_: If the pain persists or worsens, consult a primary care physician or an orthopedic specialist for a proper evaluation and guidance. _When to seek immediate attention:_ 1. _Severe pain_: If the pain is severe, sudden, or worsens over time. 2. _Difficulty breathing_: If you experience difficulty breathing or chest pain. 3. _Fever or swelling_: If you notice fever, swelling, or redness around the affected area.

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I'm in my second trimester, and my thyroid was detected back in the first trimester. I've been taking medication, but now my thyroid level is 11.7, and I'm really worried about it. I had a second-level ultrasound, and thankfully everything seemed normal, and the baby is doing well. Can you guide me on this and maybe suggest some diet changes that might help with my thyroid condition?

.Well your tsh levels are still high and you definitely need to take treatment for your hypothyroidism..I would suggest you to meet a gynecologist and start the recommended treatment as you are pregnant..You don't have to worry as with the correction you can continue the pregnancy also..

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I've been seeing doctors for my thyroid and cervical spondylitis issues, and during my recent visits, they found my lipid levels are off - my triglycerides are high at 200, my HDL is low, and my LDL is high. The endocrinologist recommended some diet and exercise changes, and the neuro physician prescribed STORVAS 10 mg to help control my lipid levels alongside my spondylitis meds. However, when I visited a gastroenterologist for a routine check-up, they told me not to start any cholesterol meds since Id need to take them for life. I feel stuck and unsure about what to do. Could you help me figure out whether I should start the meds or not?

Since all the reports are normal ,advised a psychiatric opinion for diagnosis of anxiety and other conditions..

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