Question 1

I'm dealing with grade 2 fatty liver, and I usually drink from moderate to heavy. They've mentioned it's a reversible condition but that it'll take time. I'm also a bit overweight. Can you let me know how long it might take for my liver to recover? And what kind of precautions should I be taking to help speed up the recovery?

Accepted Answer

Fatty liver grade 2 can be reversed with lifestyle changes, but it will take time, typically several months to a year. Focus on cutting out alcohol, adopting a balanced, low-fat diet, exercising regularly, and losing weight gradually to support liver health and recovery. Be patient, as consistent effort will make a difference over time.

Question 2

I'm looking at my husband's blood test results, and I'm a bit worried. It says he's rapid positive for Dengue Fever NS1 Antigen. The Antibodies Panel shows IGG as negative but IGM is weakly positive. Plus, his platelet count is quite low, showing 26....

Accepted Answer

you take medication.

Question 3

I've got these really small blade cut marks on my leg. They're not super noticeable, but I can't stop thinking about getting rid of them for good. Any ideas on how I can permanently remove them?

Accepted Answer

Visit your Physician for appropriate management

Question 4

I've been dealing with some itchy spots around my bikini line and butt, and I've tried using itch guard cream and candid dusting powder, which helped at first, but the itching keeps coming back. Just the other day, I noticed I have some ringworm on m...

Accepted Answer

You've been taking Rablet-D (Rabeprazole + Domperidone) for 20 years to manage severe burning and acidity after food. Despite this, you still experience bloating, which you suspect might be due to a wheat allergy.

_Considerations_

1. _Wheat allergy or intolerance_: It's possible that you have a wheat allergy or intolerance, which could be contributing to your bloating.
2. _Long-term PPI use_: Taking Rabeprazole (a proton pump inhibitor) for an extended period can lead to:
    - Reduced stomach acid production
    - Potential impact on nutrient absorption (e.g., vitamin B12, iron)
    - Increased risk of osteoporosis and fractures
3. _Domperidone concerns_: Domperidone, an anti-emetic and prokinetic agent, has been linked to:
    - Increased risk of cardiac arrhythmias and QT prolongation
    - Potential interactions with other medications

Question 5

I'm a bit worried because one of the doctors suggested a DC procedure. Could you walk me through what that involves and what side effects I might face in the future? I'd really appreciate any advice or insights you could give me.

Accepted Answer

-D&C (Dilation and Curettage) is a procedure where the cervix is dilated, and the lining of the uterus is scraped to remove tissue. While it's generally safe, potential risks include infection, scarring, and future fertility issues. It's important to disc

Question 6

I'm struggling to manage my hand practice habits. Sometimes I even end up doing it twice a day. I'm worried and not sure how to get it under control. Can you offer any advice or strategies to help manage this?

Accepted Answer

consult psychiatrist

Related Questions

I'm looking at my husband's blood test results, and I'm a bit worried. It says he's rapid positive for Dengue Fever NS1 Antigen. The Antibodies Panel shows IGG as negative but IGM is weakly positive. Plus, his platelet count is quite low, showing 26....

I've got these really small blade cut marks on my leg. They're not super noticeable, but I can't stop thinking about getting rid of them for good. Any ideas on how I can permanently remove them?

I've been dealing with some itchy spots around my bikini line and butt, and I've tried using itch guard cream and candid dusting powder, which helped at first, but the itching keeps coming back. Just the other day, I noticed I have some ringworm on m...

I'm a bit worried because one of the doctors suggested a DC procedure. Could you walk me through what that involves and what side effects I might face in the future? I'd really appreciate any advice or insights you could give me.

I'm struggling to manage my hand practice habits. Sometimes I even end up doing it twice a day. I'm worried and not sure how to get it under control. Can you offer any advice or strategies to help manage this?

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