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If you have fatigue, what is the most important 5 questions YOU would like to have answered by that research?[b]
Please[b] DO NOT include any questions regarding the treatment of fatigue or what can be taken to help it.
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If you can't come up with 5 questions, thats ok, any amount will do.
In advance, thanks for your help.
what does it mean when bilirubin becomes normal.will i ever be able to get rid of this virus..please help in diet also..drinking citrus fruit juices is good in hep b or not??
I am a nurse and know that he is not typical at all and this is not only prematurity. Therefore, we just had a stool analysis done and received the results today. His Candida albicans (yeast) is 3+ on a 1-4+ scale. Also, he has a 4+ of Bacillus cereus. I have found that that is the leading bacteria for food poisoning. I am wondering if anyone knows what these results really mean.
The common advice for borderline high LDL is to eat less saturated fat, make sure you are eating a good amount of soluble fiber in your diet, lose weight if you are overweight, exercise regularly, and don't use tobacco. Good luck.
He is Hypertensive and diabetic and takes regular medicines and is very strict with his diet and exercises daily.
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Stress Isotope myocardial perfusion scintigraphy done following i/v injection of 300 MBq at rest and 900 MBq of Tc99m Sesta-MIBI at Bruce. Mr. U.D. carried out exercise for 10:30 mins.
m unsure how the policy is for asking followup questions so I have chosen to pay and post again. Essentially, I conveyed that I had received unprotected oral sex and engaged in mutual masturbation. At one point, my partner was on top of me for a period of 15-30 seconds in which I am very worried my penis could have made contact with his anus.
These type of questions usually indicate that you were infected when you were at a very young age, infant, baby young. Because if you were infected at a time when you could remember being so sick, you are already older.
Meds are really the only way to reduce the frequency and intensity of seizures, though some people have seizure triggers (flashing light, for instance) and so avoiding triggers is important for them. The ketogenic diet (an extremely low carb diet, only to be undertaken with physician approval and supervision) can help some people with seizures, but is typically tried only after several different meds have failed to provide relief.
You have me going back to the basics. First, I would like to no your age (34) ? First if your periods are every 30 days, get a progesterone level about 6 days before that 30th day anticipating your period. If your proegesterone is >2 you are ovulating, one of the better predictors of ovulation. You only make progesterone if you ovulate. You can bleed but not ovulate, But if you ovulate you will bleed or be pregnant. Second. a semen analysis doesn't always tell the story.
“that hCG is ineffective in dieting and should not be used”.
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“Risk-benefit analysis of a hCG-500 kcal reducing diet (cura romana) in females.” by Rabe T, Richter S, Kiesel L, Runnebaum B.. Geburtshilfe Frauenheilkd. 1987 May;47(5):297-307.
My re's office said not to b/d for at least 5 days - I think it differs from clinic to clinic though. Don't know about the distance thing though.
I have not had BRAC Analysis done but I come from a family with a history of cancer....on both Mom and Dad's side. Namely, colon cancer. I started getting screened (colonoscopy) when I was 40. Catching it early can save your life. I would rather know and fight the beast than not know and always wonder what is lurking inside my body. I am 53 and have now had 4 pre-cancerous polyps removed. Had I not had the colonoscopies, who is to say if I would still be around?
I was just diagnosed last week. I want given meds. I have to test my blood four times a day and stick to a diet of no sweets and limit carbs. The trick they told me is to make sure you balance out your carbs with protein. I check my vlood first thing in the morning and then eat breakfast. Two hours after that I have to check again and have a small snack. They want to keepy levels from going up and down. If after a certain amount of time my levels aren't good, then they will resort to meds.
My DH had the semen analysis done as well, which was good because he had a congenital defect which required us to extract, do ICSI, assisted hatching, the works (we had no idea he could be the issue--I always assumed it was me). I also did the HSG...all this stuff is necessary to see if you two are even viable candidates for IVF. I was glad to do all of this first since, like you, it was not covered by insurance for us.
I went to my ob last week and they did a urinary analysis and levels of some sort of eukaryotes showed up, which could mean a possibility of a UTI, but there was no bacteria. For the sake of my sanity, what are the best things I can do to take care of a possible UTI without having to see my doctor? I haven't had sex in months and I'm kinda itch around where I suppose I pee from. I know cranberry juice helps, but what else can I do???
Good luck with it all. Keep us posted as you how you are doing.
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