Antibiotics list in india
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cases and two others in Canada all involve people who had recently received medical care in India, where the problem is widespread. A British medical journal revealed the risk last month in an article describing dozens of cases in Britain in people who had gone to India for medical procedures.
How many deaths the gene may have caused is unknown; there is no central tracking of such cases. So far, the gene has mostly been found in bacteria that cause gut or urinary infections.
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try to translate and find the same generic prodoct in india, they usually must be taken when you take antibiotics to avoid diarrea
I went to the emergency dentist yesterday morning BC I was up allll night before with a horrible toothache. Well I guess I have a slight infection in my wisdom tooth and it needs to be extracted asap but he wanted me to take the med first for a few days. Its on my sheet of same meds from my doctor and both dentist and pharmacist said it was fine but I'm so Leary! I guess infection is more harmful. I've never taken it before and intact, having taking any medication since I was about 15..
My recollection of the information I read when my husband was going through the evaluation process for his transplant is that you will need to be sober 6 months before they will even put you on the transplant list. Once on the list, if you start drinking again you will be removed from the list and a new waiting period will begin again to ensure your sobriety. So it is very important that you not drink - not even a beer.
Ask your doctor if he is a hepatologist or gastroenterologist.
Sophisticated medical care is available in most urban centers in India.
Current symptoms include pustules all over the scalp and severe pain of the hair root area (prevents me from putting head on pillow and combing hair) .I have had 1 culture of the pustule done in India which showed that the organism was staphylococcus.(No MRSA screen done with it).My current folliculitis is worse and it seems to get worse and it seems to recur very often after a very short period of relief .(it seems to recur within 3-4 days of stopping antibiotics).
I recently had an ayurvedic massage in a resort in India. I was only covered in a small (2-inch-wide) piece of cloth tucked over my genitals, and I lay on the same table I'm sure a whole bunch of people have lain on before me with no washing between. When I was showering afterwards I noticed the lady putting the cloth into a small jug of water with some "herbal mix" dubious soap, which I'm pretty sure is their version of sanitising. (the place itself was a bamboo hut).
is cryoablation available in india?......
Dear doctor, I am a 28-year-old from India. I have been experiencing mild numbness/muted pain or, as another questioner put it across on this forum, slight bloated feeling in my upper right abdomen, a little above the floating rib. It is persisting continually (not continuously), without any perceptible pain during any kinds of body movements, over the last 2-3 months.
I have been drinking since 2001 and, on an average, almost 3-4 times a week.
hi, my name is Rahul ,i m from india , i work in a call center but due to post nasal drop i m facing big problem and i think i hv to leave my job just because of this its been 2 years with this problem i had surgery of sinuses, but that didnt work . as per my docters priscribtion i m cleaning my nose regularly and i m having regular medisine deconjestent and others and i m fed up of having medicines because its not benifiting me i m sick and tired of my throat i and my doc.
Ok so I 'think' I have an internal infection starting from my anus (history of hemroids and anal fissures). I can feel my anus being moist and when taped with a tissue I can see there are small drops of water/pus absorbed that also has a particular smell to it. Doesn't smell like stool or fart but hard to describe the smell.
The problem is I don't have a fever and I've had these symptoms for a while but the doctor didn't think its infection.
My very elderly father (in India) has, as stated by a senior US cardiologist, a high burden of PVCs of a left-ventricular origin that should be controlled and, catheter ablation is an option. He is currently undergoing treatment using anti-arrhythmia drugs but with limited success and, catheter ablation is looking to be a distinct possibility.
If the situation does arise, the wish is for the ablation process to be conducted here in US, possibly California.
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