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Persistent knee pain should not always be ignored, especially when it continues to interfere with walking, climbing stairs, exercising, or …
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Hello Doctor. These are the photos of my friend’s grandson who is at Kadapa. Kindly refer the images sent for …
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When i was a teenager I used to jump on the bathroom tiles in socks every day for about 20 …
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Dear Doctor, Five days ago, I underwent surgery (myringotomy with ventilation tubes in both ears and cyst removal in …
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Dear Doctor, Five days ago, I underwent surgery (myringotomy with ventilation tubes in both ears and cyst removal in …
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I am suffering from this disease. Can you please give me solution
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Hi..It's Coccydynia, as pain started after Fall so better consult any orthopedic doctor near by to rule out Coccyx or tailbone fracture. Meanwhile avoid sitting over hard surfaces, use soft cushion while sitting/travelling.
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How to manage blackheads
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I have been diagnosed L4-L5 slip disc three years ago and now the pain is radiatingvto the lower left leg …
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My Sister in law has a case lower back issue. She underwent a surgery for L5-S1 disc slip, its a …
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Your father has a condition called a stroke, which is of two types. One is an ischemic stroke, caused by a clot, and the other is a hemorrhagic stroke, which involves bleeding in the brain. There are several causes of stroke, including hypertension, diabetes, smoking, alcohol consumption, and high blood cholesterol or lipids. You did not mention your father's age or lifestyle. Based on what you described, if the MRI suggests a clot, it indicates an acute stroke. This means a clot has formed in the brain, which can lead to paralysis on one side of the body, such as the arm and leg on the right side. This condition requires emergency treatment. A clot-dissolving injection must be administered within four and a half hours. If treatment is delayed beyond this window, the injection may not be effective, and other supportive care, such as oxygen and medications, will be required. If treatment is delayed, regular physiotherapy will be essential. With consistent therapy over three months, your father could gradually improve by up to 90%. Your support and care will be crucial in his recovery.
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Stone in the neck of bladder can cause obstruction to the bile flow. We have to do few blood tests to rule out infection and jaundice. If there is no jaundice we can proceed with laparoscopic gall bladder removal.
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The most effective way to reduce bp naturally 1) salt restriction/reduction.if salt completely stopped for 6 months, ur bp automatically comes to normal. 2) increased water intake, 4 to 5 ltr perday, which help to excrete excess salt in body. N keeps body hydrated 3) weekly 2 to 3 times intake of beet root juice, which contains nitrates , that dialtes blood vessels n decrease bp.4) daily exercises helps to excrete excess sodium in sweat n also lot of co benefits.As soon as u r diagnosed with hypertension, start medicine immediately rather than trying with natural ways of reduction. Because vessel elasticity will be lost , which can't be regained again. After controlling with diet n medicine, we can slowly decrease medicine dose n remove permanently. If we take salt again, ur bp bounces back again. Bp, sugar, are the most common lifestyle disorders, that can reversed with diet.
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