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i have an herniated disc in l5-S1,postero paramediane.first grade.wqhat should i do?

i have an postero paramediane herniated disc in l5-s1 first grade.i have done physical therapy,ultasound,laser therapy and still i have pain in the back and in my right leg.what should i do? i havent done surgery and i dont want to do it.what else can i do?

Last week while at work, I went blind in my left eye 20/400, went running out of work to the eye dr, he found a visi strand and then when he dialiated the eye found a very large catarac on the lense. Now they tell me I need surgery but the surgon here is very reluctant to do as there is no prev history of cases to go by, Any suggestions?

The Incivek prescribing informations lists clarithromycin, erythromycin and telithromycin as antibacterials that can cause drug interaction. "Concentrations of both telaprevir and the antibacterial may be increased during co-administration. Caution is warranted and clinical monitoring is recommended when co-administered with telaprevir. QT interval prolongation and Torsade de Pointes have been reported with clarithromycin and erythromycin.

Good luck ladies. That is going to be so exciting.

Stents can be a problem due to stent collapsing, wrong size, drifting, etc. so having chest with just walking should be of major concern and a visi with your doctor. Also, there could be another blockage at a different site.

Last week while at work, I went blind in my left eye 20/400, went running out of work to the eye dr, he found a visi strand and then when he dialiated the eye found a very large catarac on the lense. Now they tell me I need surgery but the surgon here is very reluctant to do as there is no prev history of cases to go by, Any suggestions?

Hello, I've found that many specialists don't seem to want to see difficult to diagnose patients perhaps because they take up too much of their time ...and so the long stretch for return visi. To date, I've been told what I don't have going on and not what I do have. I return to my PC in two week for b12 labs. One neuro who did conduction tests and mri said I definitely have something going on and not to stop at him.

babesiosis is treated with a combination of two types of anti-parasite drugs, atovaquone (Mepron, Malarone) plus an erythromycin-type drug (azithromycin, clarithromycin, or telithromycin). Long-standing infections may need to be treated for several months, and relapses sometimes occur and must be retreated. So I would get tested for these co-infections and not kill yourself with all the antibiotics if you don't have these organisms. Do you have a laboratory where they can test for these?

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