The next phase will include many more features, but for now, you can access MedHelp from a mobile phone. This should work on all smartphones, including iPhone, Android phones, Palm Pre, and Opera Mini. Give it a try and let us know what you think!
To access the mobile site, all you have to do is go to your browser on your mobile phone and type www.medhelp.org. You should automatically be redirected to our mobile site.
I'm switching to T-Mobile, the four phones for $100 with 10gb internet, but my question is, does this app use up the interment every time its used? Because rite now I have unlimited internet and don't keep track of my usage and I can't use the internet much once I switch phones.
Same here for a few days I posted about it 2 and a couple mods replied I'm gonna go check on the post
Yeah I can't do it from the app on my phone and I have had trouble doing it on the site from my phone as well lol
Dear Doctor, very good day!!!
I am Mr.Md.Alamgir ,Age 40,
complaint:When i use mobile and type or touch on android phone screen i feel it's burning(pain) in my finger !!!but when i stop typing or dont touch mobile screen i am ok!!!
I have been suffering this almost 1 and a half year!!!!
Current medications:I am not taking any medicine in last 4-5 months !!!
I just had prostate surgery last week and I had edema 3 days later in my left foot. I am diabetic not on insulin. I'm 52, and I think that the edema was just a result for me just sitting around. I went to the emergency room in response to requests from my surgeon. They did a sonogram of my legs to make sure that there was no blood clot. I also have a UTI.
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