Stone cold vs lita
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Hello everyone my name is Lita and i am 25 years old. I tried to lose weight doing exercises last 6 month, but there is no effect. My metabolism is too low and it's very hard to lose even a little weight. Two days ago i started to take some medical product called Lipovon. Anyone know it? If yes tell me something about it?
I'm 37 weeks and my doctor just told me that I have it, it worried me at first but I talk to my doctor and she told me that it's a bacteria that your body naturally produces it had no symptoms and is not harmful to you but is for the baby, so when you in labor they will give you anti biotics so that the baby don't catch it, but for now you're fine and the baby is ok,hope that help
I am a 60 yr old female. Several yrs ago I was dx'd with 2 renal simple cysts (1 ea kidney) about 9mm each. I went to a well known medical campus close to my home town because the drs in my small town couldn't agree about the cysts being simple or complex. An Assoc Prof of Urology was the one who dx'd them as simple after a couple of CT scans at that facility. There was also found a small non-obstructing stone in my left kidney.
If an artery from the arm was used (LITA or LIMA), it often stays open much longer. It sounds as if your father could use some behavioral modification to improve his diet and exercise. Talk with his cardiologist about developing a plan to keep him healthy.
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Before we really got to discuss it my insurance company said I had to switch from nucynta 50mg to opana er 15mg. I was just wondering if I can kill two birds with one stone. Should I be able to reduce fentanyl dose from 25 mcg to 12 mcg since Opana Er 15 mg has entered the mix?
Hard to answer on the data stated. This could be biliary in origin but esophageal spasm could also produce pain where you are stating. This could be aggravated by the NSAID's. You did not state why your gallbladder was removed - stone disease vs. dyskinesia. A retained or new stone in the common bile duct or sphincter of Oddi dysfunction could potentially explain your symptoms. It sounds like a good GI evaluation is in order.
The PA for the ENT said maybe a tonsil stone, maybe tonsil cancer. She said she saw no signs of infection. When biopsied, we could see a large white spot. My mom said a few tiny white pieces came out later. The tissue is still red and swollen and very painful. Lots of pressure in the ear and pain with swallowing. Magic mouthwash provides relief. Does anyone know what this could be? If it is a large stone, what is the treatment? Symptoms of stones vs cancer are so similar.
my 10yr old daughter had ureteroscopy proecedure in Oct08 for stone removal on her right kidney then had the stent removed 6 wks later. Then our troubles started because retrograde pyelogram showed distal ureteral dilatation. This means that the flow of urine to the bladder is not normal and there is narrow passage close to the bladder. In Dec, ultrasound showed hydronephrosis and hydroureter with stones again in the lower pole of the kidney. Nothing was done other than observation.
I was a pain clinic patient taking 80 mg of methadone for 12 years. In Nov of 2011 I tapered down and then went cold turkey. With methadone the WD symptoms don't start until 4-5 days after the last dose. But they last much longer due to the long half-life of methadone. December was pure hell. January I slowly started feeling a bit better. Then on the last day of January I went for a wlak around the neighborhood. Later that night I got severe pain in my lower back left side.
Additional diagnostic tests may need to be done to determine the underlying cause. Kidney stone may cause an infection and subsequently an increase in the white blood cells. It is best that you discuss this with your doctor for proper management. Take care and do keep us posted. Best regards.
I would most definitely consider a taper vs cold turkey. It would seem that the most effective method depends on how psychologically addicted you are, which I understand may be hard to gauge. People opt for the cold turkey method when they just want to get the physical symptoms of withdrawal over and done with
ASAP... However, if the mental craving is still there, you will need the willpower to ignore the urge. This is why, especially for long term users, the taper method is more effective.
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