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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??
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.
“that hCG is ineffective in dieting and should not be used”.
Reference:
“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.
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.
I have a positive MRI with 2 lesions in the corpus collosum, textbook symptoms, but a negative lp.
Something tells me I I'll be in limbo for a while.
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.
Normally I am textbook, but I have postural hypertension so it has been known to drop if I change positions too fast. I've just never had it low when I was just sitting having it taken...
Good luck with it all. Keep us posted as you how you are doing.
The presence of blood in urine is due to hemorrhagic cystitis. You need to get urine analysis, culture and sensitivity tests. I suggest you to take cranberry tabs and drink lots of fluids. Ensure that you have been prescribed appropriate antibiotics if not you may have to start one. Further analysis is also mandatory to rule out upper genito urinary tract problems. Consult a physician for evaluation and prescription for appropriate antibiotic course. Take care and regards.
I have had a stool analysis and a colonoscopy with normal results. I also had antibiotic treatment(10 days) with no impact on situation. Type of food or drink dosen't seem to matter. Immodium helps. What should I do next?
Depending on what was composed of, you can try to prevent more with diet modification and/or medications. I take Urocit K to change the PH of my urine to help prevent calcium oxalate stones and Alopurinol (gout medication) to help prevent Uric Acid stones.
I also was told to drink at least a gallon of water a day, avoid foods that are high in oxalate and purine.
I hope you feel better soon.
we are try to have another child since 2004. Now the doctor suggested me for semen analysis test, the result of it is mind boggling. Total Volume 1.5ml, total semen 26million, 98percent abnormal sperms, Nil normal. what treatment do you suggest?
Based on my analysis of blood tests, my 70-year old aunt currently has Stage 3b CKD and is actually close to Stage 4.
Back in 8/2008, her GFR was 49.5. A year later, it's 32. This is a loss of 17.5ml/min over 12 months. Every test I looked at, her BUN (22-23), Creatinine (1.3-1.6) and Choloride (112) are elevated.
I suspect it was out-of-control hypertension which caused her kidney function to deteriorate. I measured her BP at 200/110 several occasions over the weekend.
We don't all have textbook periods and that's normal. I'm very irregular so regardless what it's called just be prepared. Wear panty liners, have supplies in your purse. I used to keep extra panties just in case to. In high school I'd keep an extra parts of "gym" clothers in my locker just in case I was surprised. Sorry doesn't answer your question directly but hope it helps.
During this time ive been consuming alot of water but in the second urine analysis in april i had oxalate. My sister who is a biologist adviced me to change the diet coz the diet was the one causing the problems however i was drinking alot of water. What could be your advice? The biggist problem is that im having constant pain in my big toe of the right foot, from the nail up to the toe.
What have you done to change your diet? Have you heard of or tried the paleo diet? check out marksdailyapple.com or robbwolff.com or even the paleodiet.com. It sounds like you have a food intolerance and trying to figure out what is causing this is your best bet of relieving the pain. Cutting out grains especially GLUTEN/WHEAT and DAIRY will probably do you wonders!
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