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Assumming my wife tests positive 1) Does our sex life need to change? 2) Is it likely that we could have or contract HSV2 in our mouth from performing oral sex on each other and if so can we be tested? 3) We have two small children. Do we run any risk of transmitting it (HSV2) to them by kissing them ect.? Can we transmit it to them from bath towels, soap, ect?
I received a results letter from my the doctor yesterday to say “your PSA has risen ever so slightly to 1.0 it was 0.5 in 2010, in 2008 it was 0.8, so I will recall this in 6 months to see if this is a fluctuation or a trend”.
This got me thinking so I turned to Google as you do and scared myself silly now I am worried and not sure what to do if anything. Perhaps I am worried about nothing.
But how come I have any psa at all if I haven’t got a prostate?
m sure, but other than that, is there anything that will be life-altering or anything of that nature?
I have seen my primarycare doctor within the last 3 months trying to find some answers in how I can handle or find some comfort and reasurance that I will get pass this transition in my life. I sometimes wake up feeling sick to my stomach, feeling nerveous, moody and feeling afraid that there is something else wrong. I am also experiencing panick attacks which comes on any time.
I need to no that a women going through a change in life have to go through where sex is concern. I was and still is going through this but when I started I didn't no what was happing. And when I had sex with my husband I felt dirty, I cried but he could never see the tears. After sex I would curl up in a ball like a child and shake. Then I would lock myself in a room and cry. I went through this until I was placed on hormon medicatin, but in the mean time my husband had an affair.
You need a conclusive result. Very true that your 8 week test result is unlikely to change but you could take a 4th generation Duo test and know for sure. That would be conclusive. Otherwise, you should test one more time at 90 days to confirm your negative. It will likely not change but since you did actually have a risk, you should make sure.
Well, without a clinical evaluation it would be difficult to determine the cause of your symptoms. Possibilities that may need to be considered are malabsorption, infections/ inflammations, inadequate fiber intake etc. With dark stools one may need to rule out GI bleeding as well, which could again have a number of secondary causes like infections/ inflammations, ulcers, erosions, growths/ masses etc.
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What kind of prescription preparations have you tried? preparations containing benzoyl peroxide, clindamycin, adapalene etc. are what work best for me. Your eating habits should not have a direct effect on acne, since acne is caused by bacteria and hormonal fluctuations affect it. Yes, some foods MAY trigger an attack in some people, but I'm yet to see this in my case.
Sometimes our skin gets used to certain topical medicines.
Hi ask your doctor for Metformin if you're not already on that. It slows down a lot of the symptoms of PCOS. Other Than that, I'm not aware of any other medical aspects that will help. I'm sure some ladies on here may be aware of some others if there are any. Good Luck!!
The average female with bipolar disorder with an onset at age 25 will lose, on average, 9 years in life expectancy, 14 years of lost productivity and 12 years of normal health compared with normal controls (US DHEW, 1979). This is in addition to the risk of suicide."
From here:
http://www.mentalhealth.com/rx2/bp-can1.
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