Question 1

I'm a bit worried because I had my routine check-up recently and gave my blood sample on the first day of my periods. Could that timing affect the results of my thyroid tests? I don't have any thyroid history, but my TSH ultrasensitive result came back at 0.008. What does this mean, and should I be concerned?

Accepted Answer

no it doesn't effect

Question 2

I'm a bit concerned because I had my baby girl via c-section on June 28th, and now it's been 12 weeks, but I'm experiencing this brown watery discharge. It seems to happen quite often, and I'm wondering if this is normal or something that might be hi...

Accepted Answer

Visit your Physician for evaluation and appropriate management

Question 3

I'm feeling really worried because I've got a fever of 101 and there's a rash too. Could these symptoms mean it's a viral fever? If it is, how is the treatment different from other types of fever? Ive got some medicine names but could you tell me wha...

Accepted Answer

check cbc and platelets and take iv fluids if necessary based on symptoms

Question 4

I'm trying to figure out the right dosage for Zincovit syrup for a 21-year-old. How should it be taken? Could you please guide me?

Accepted Answer

For a 21-year-old, the typical dosage of Zincovit syrup is 10-15 ml once a day, preferably after a meal. However, it's best to follow the dosage prescribed by your doctor for your specific needs. Make sure to shake the bottle well before use!

Question 5

I'm 29 and I've been going to the gym regularly. I've started taking Blong tablets, and I'm a bit worried. Could these tablets be causing weight gain and constipation?

Accepted Answer

yes

Question 6

I'm looking at my blood test results, and my lymphocyte count seems to be higher than usual. Is this something I should be worried about, or do I need to get any further tests done?

Accepted Answer

An elevated lymphocyte count can be a normal response to infection, inflammation, or stress, but persistently high levels may indicate an underlying condition, such as a viral infection, autoimmune disorder, or lymphoproliferative disorder; consult your doctor to discuss the results and determine if additional tests, such as a lymphocyte subset analysis, bone marrow biopsy, or imaging studies, are necessary to investigate the cause of the elevated lymphocyte count.

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I'm a bit concerned because I had my baby girl via c-section on June 28th, and now it's been 12 weeks, but I'm experiencing this brown watery discharge. It seems to happen quite often, and I'm wondering if this is normal or something that might be hi...

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