Question 1

I recently had my bilirubin levels checked, and I'm a bit worried because my total bilirubin is at 2.5. My direct bilirubin seems fine, but it's my indirect bilirubin that's high at 2.2. Everything else like ALT, AST, alkaline phosphatase, total protein, albumin, globulin, and the AG ratio is normal. I had jaundice about four months ago, and I'm wondering if this could be related. What could be causing this high indirect bilirubin, and is there anything I can do to bring it down? Would really appreciate some advice.

Accepted Answer

consult general physician

Question 2

I'm expecting and my doctor has recommended I take Delisprin 75 mg. I'm a bit unsure about taking it. Can you let me know if it's safe and how it might affect my baby?

Accepted Answer

this is given only in special conditions in pregnancy, if you are suffering from preeclampsia or any clotting disorder kindly continue the medicine

Question 3

I've recently had a blood test, and I'm a bit worried because my ESR is pretty high at 56mm, and my MCH and MCHC levels are low. What could this mean? Should I be concerned about anything in particular? I'd really appreciate any advice you could give me.

Accepted Answer

if you have low hemoglobin then you might be anemic. take foods with rich iron

Question 4

I've got a question about my PCOD situation. So, I went for a follicle study and on the 11th day, my right ovary size was 2719 and the endometrium thickness was 9. Then, ovulation happened on the 13th day but my endometrium thickness dropped to 5.3. ...

Accepted Answer

With the HCG injections and medications prescribed by your doctor, there is a possibility of conceiving in this cycle despite the endometrium thickness of 5.3mm. The medications and injections are aimed at supporting the ovulation and improving the chances of successful implantation. It is important to continue following your doctor's instructions and guidance for the best possible outcome.

Question 5

Can I take glucose to help increase my amniotic fluid index? My AFI is currently at 10 cm, and I'm 36 weeks pregnant. What should I do to improve it?

Accepted Answer

One way to potentially increase your amniotic fluid levels is by staying hydrated and drinking plenty of fluids. Additionally, you can talk to your healthcare provider about taking medications such as Amnioinfusion, which is a procedure where saline solution is infused into the amniotic sac to increase fluid levels. It is important to consult with your healthcare provider for proper evaluation and management.

Question 6

What would happen if someone took 10 Dolo 650mg tablets all at once? Is it really dangerous enough to cause death, and what other side effects should I be worried about?

Accepted Answer

PPIs and Their Limitations*

1. *PPIs are not a cure*: Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs) only manage symptoms by reducing stomach acid production.
2. *Dependence and rebound effect*: Long-term PPI use can lead to dependence and rebound hyperacidity when stopped.
3. *Underlying causes*: PPIs don't address underlying causes of hyperacidity and GERD, such as dietary habits, lifestyle factors, or anatomical issues.

*Exploring Alternative Solutions*

1. *Dietary modifications*: Avoid trigger foods, increase fiber intake, and eat smaller, more frequent meals.
2. *Lifestyle changes*: Maintain a healthy weight, exercise regularly, and manage stress.
3. *Natural antacids*: Consider using natural antacids like ginger, aloe vera, or licorice root.
4. *H2 blockers or antacids*: Your doctor may recommend alternative medications like H2 blockers or antacids.

*Next Steps*

1. *Discuss alternative treatments with your gastroenterologist*: Explore other treatment options and lifestyle modifications.
2. *Consider a comprehensive diagnostic workup*: Rule out underlying conditions that may be contributing to your symptoms.
3. *Keep a symptom journal*: Track your symptoms, diet, and lifestyle habits to identify potential triggers.

Related Questions

I'm expecting and my doctor has recommended I take Delisprin 75 mg. I'm a bit unsure about taking it. Can you let me know if it's safe and how it might affect my baby?

I've recently had a blood test, and I'm a bit worried because my ESR is pretty high at 56mm, and my MCH and MCHC levels are low. What could this mean? Should I be concerned about anything in particular? I'd really appreciate any advice you could give me.

I've got a question about my PCOD situation. So, I went for a follicle study and on the 11th day, my right ovary size was 2719 and the endometrium thickness was 9. Then, ovulation happened on the 13th day but my endometrium thickness dropped to 5.3. ...

Can I take glucose to help increase my amniotic fluid index? My AFI is currently at 10 cm, and I'm 36 weeks pregnant. What should I do to improve it?

What would happen if someone took 10 Dolo 650mg tablets all at once? Is it really dangerous enough to cause death, and what other side effects should I be worried about?

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