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//www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/vis/vis-statements/flu.html In general, the side effects are as follows: Mild problems: • soreness, redness, tenderness, or swelling where the shot was given • fainting (mainly adolescents) • headache, muscle aches • fever • nausea If these problems occur, they usually begin soon after the shot and last 1-2 days. Severe problems: • Life-threatening allergic reactions to vaccines are very rare.

My son is 2 months and just received his first shots yesterday including the rotavirus vaccine. I noticed that after his shots and today he has been pooping yellow colored like normal but it is very chunky. He is exclusively breast fed and always has a little bit of a seedy stool but this is very chunky. I'm Just curious if anyone knows if this is normal or not. Could it be from the rotavirus vaccine because they do ingest it. Thanks.

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I have a 22month old client with a trach and g-tube and she had rotavirus, this was like 2 weeks ago, causes diarrhea, i didnt go in to work while she had bcuz i didnt want to get anything on me and give it to Trinity. But ever since she has been in daycare she always get sick, now she has given her cold to me and LaDell, we both started taking vitamin c to hopefully prevent us from getting sick.

Do you stand up to the boy's father, vis-a-vis spanking, or do you avoid a confrontation?

t sound like appendicitis, and there is always the possibility one of the kids has gotten into an uncomfortable position vis a vis some of your muscles or ligaments. I'd keep watching and waiting, and if it becomes problematic, phone your doctor's after-hours number and ask for advice.

It is also a problem to comment that MedHelp has inconsistencies in how they are run vis a vis what they claim they are desirous of doing. I recently had a journal on that subject (readable only to my friends) deleted when I remarked on some of this. So, not just inconsistent, apparently, but also thin-skinned. My comments were not even that rude.

Hello Doctor, I have been diagnosed for Potts spine last march (2007). I was recommended "AKT-4" (medicine 1 morning+2 afternoon+1 night) treatment course. After 2 months of medication MRI was taken and it showed further destruction of spine in L3-L4 region and elevated ESR of 116mm/hr. My medicine was changed to "4D plus" (1 morning+2 afternoon+1 night) and after 2 weeks ESR level was down to 96mm/hr and bone showed slight improvement.

Thanks for your response doctor. However, as I said, his penetration was almost negligible and there wasn't any back and forth action that could traumatize my anus. Most of the time was spent in trying to adjust the penis vis-a-vis anus but since we were in a car we weren't successful and then gave up trying. Given the above, how would you rate my risk of exposure to HIV.

I think most cases of Atrial Fibrillation are due to heart problems, like high blood pressure and a resulting enlargement of the atrium ... from valve problem, and yes from some diseases (rheumatic fever, syphilis, other..), but I have never hear of an association of virus stimulation... it may simply be my lack of understanding, vis-a-vis "virus/disease"... or my lack of knowledge (with is vast). You didn't mention age, that is another stimulation, wear-and-tear??

At 12 months, she began to fall of her growth curve. Shortly after her first birthday, she got rotavirus and became severely dehydrated. After 4 trips to the ER (they thought I only wanted a cure for the stomach flu), she was admitted for 5 days and closely monitored. She was 17.5 lbs at her 1 year check up, she lost 1 1/2 lbs from rotavirus at admittance and upon discharge she weighed 18 lbs. A pediatrician who is a specialist thought she had celiac disease but testing came back negative.

ve been through these with my 2 1/2 year old and some of them can take a very long time to clear. One that pops into mind is rotavirus. Fevers do not necessarily always accompany a virus. He should see a Dr. Also, make sure he is staying well hydrated. Food is less important then fluids. Juices, pedialight, even milk. Dehydration is always the biggest concern. Is he energetic or listless? That too can tell you alot. If he is listless and weak, then he should be seen right away.

I hear a lot about the possibility of getting herpes vis skin to skin contact but what about the vaginal fluid a woman or a man secretes, in this case particularly a woman. Let's say you are somewhat careful not to do much grinding or intense rubbing during sex but the fluid from the woman gets on to your pelvic region, aren't you just as likely to get it that way as well?

A week ago,I received protected oral sex from a CSW in China.There is no vIs there any risk of attracting HIV from that?DO I need testing?

s one poke on the foot then they usually do a hepatitis B shot then roughly ever 2 months the baby gets Dtap,Hib ,Polio,Pneumococcal, Rotavirus (hope i spelled them all right)but they can mix some together usually 2 pokes with the needle the babies get over it so fast

So if you have a type that is viral such as one caused by norovirus or rotavirus you could have a contagious type or a bacterial one like Clostridium difficile, Salmonella or Shigella pr Ecoli that has a toxin (not all strains have it). So you need to find out which one by having the doctor do some lab tests or telling you which one you have. The main thing is washing your hands well after using the toilet.

Hi Honey: It will take time...and time TAKES time. Two weeks is not enough to regain your old self back yet. I cannot give you a magic number. You were on the trams for 4 years. And Tramadol is a very strong drug, with a nasty withdrawal. Unfortunately, many people were led astray by doctors, who, for some insane reason, told them that Tramadol wasn't addictive, or that there wouldn't be any w/d's. (I know the reason...

Feel no particular pain at this point, but also feel I am walking around with a time bomb. Artery in question is very small located on the back of my heart. What is your best advise vis a vis treatment. What is typical SOP in cases of this nature?

thanks bro, I just worried to pass it to my girl friend, thanks for your reply.

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