Question 1

I'm about 6 weeks pregnant and I've been having this light green vaginal discharge every day since week 4. There's no itching, but I'm really worried about why it's happening. I'm on thyroxine, progesterone, and folic acid tablets. Could this be related, or should I be concerned about something else?

Accepted Answer

Green vaginal discharge during pregnancy can be caused by a number of infections, including:Bacterial vaginosis: An overgrowth of common bacteria that causes inflammation and a fishy-smelling discharge that may be gray or green and watery. It can cause problems during pregnancy, such as preterm birth. 
Trichomoniasis: A sexually transmitted infection (STI) caused by the parasite trichomonas vaginalis. It can cause a green discharge. 
Gonorrhea or chlamydia: Other STIs that can cause green discharge. 
Yeast infection: Also known as candidiasis, this is one of the most common vaginal infections during pregnancy. 
Urinary tract infection (UTI): Can cause discharge during pregnancy and may need to be treated.So consult gynaecologist for the same

Question 2

My sister thinks she might have a skin tag around her anal area. How can we be sure that's what it is? Does she really need to have it removed, or is it okay to leave it alone?

Accepted Answer

Consult surgeon

Question 3

I've been taking Pratham 500, Dolopar, and Febrex Plus for the past three days, but I'm still feeling feverish and weak. What should I do?

Accepted Answer

That says the drug might not be effective,vist Physician to switch to other antibiotics and evaluation

Question 4

Is it safe to take Reswas syrup for chest congestion if it's been 21 days since I got the first dose of the Sputnik vaccine? I'm just a bit worried about how they might interact.

Accepted Answer

yes its safe to take

Question 5

I'm really concerned about feeling overheated lately. Is there a tablet or tonic that can help reduce body and head heat? Also, I'm worried about my cholesterol levelsare there any pills that can help lower bad cholesterol? And one more thing, I'm lo...

Accepted Answer

drink more water and use conceler

Question 6

I'm really concerned about my husband's health. He recently got his blood test results and his B12 level is really low at 119. The doctor recommended he take a Hosit tablet every day and mix Convales powder in water. He's been following this regimen ...

Accepted Answer

The prescribed medications, Hosit (cyanocobalamin) tablets and Convales powder, are oral supplements aimed at increasing vitamin B12 levels; however, given your husband's severe deficiency (119), an injection course might be more effective in rapidly raising levels to the desired range (200-300); consult his doctor to discuss the possibility of switching to injectable B12 or adding it to his current oral regimen.

Related Questions

My sister thinks she might have a skin tag around her anal area. How can we be sure that's what it is? Does she really need to have it removed, or is it okay to leave it alone?

I've been taking Pratham 500, Dolopar, and Febrex Plus for the past three days, but I'm still feeling feverish and weak. What should I do?

Is it safe to take Reswas syrup for chest congestion if it's been 21 days since I got the first dose of the Sputnik vaccine? I'm just a bit worried about how they might interact.

I'm really concerned about feeling overheated lately. Is there a tablet or tonic that can help reduce body and head heat? Also, I'm worried about my cholesterol levelsare there any pills that can help lower bad cholesterol? And one more thing, I'm lo...

I'm really concerned about my husband's health. He recently got his blood test results and his B12 level is really low at 119. The doctor recommended he take a Hosit tablet every day and mix Convales powder in water. He's been following this regimen ...

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