Question 1

I'm a bit concerned after getting my ultrasound results which showed I have an enlarged spleen of 14.1 cm and a grade two fatty liver. For the past few days, I've also been experiencing fever and chills. Can you help me understand what might be causing my spleen to enlarge? Could this be related to my fatty liver condition?

Accepted Answer

Masturbation, in moderation, is a normal and healthy part of human sexuality _Health Benefits_

1. _Stress relief_: Masturbation can help reduce stress and anxiety.
2. _Improved sleep_: Masturbation can promote relaxation and improve sleep quality.
3. _Boosted immune system_: Masturbation can increase antibody production, helping to fight off infections.

_Precautions and Frequency Guidelines_

1. _Moderation is key_: Masturbation, like any activity, should be done in moderation. Excessive masturbation can lead to:
    - Fatigue
    - Decreased productivity
    - Negative impact on relationships
2. _Frequency guidelines_: There is no specific recommended frequency for masturbation. However, consider the following:
    - _Average frequency_: 2-3 times a week is a common frequency for adults.
    - _Individual variation_: Frequency can vary greatly depending on age, sex drive, and individual circumstances.
3. _Pay attention to your body_: If you experience any of the following, consider reducing frequency or seeking medical attention:
    - Pain or discomfort
    - Fatigue or weakness
    - Decreased interest in other activities
    - Negative impact on relationships or daily life

_Seek Professional Help If_

1. _You're concerned about your masturbation frequency or habits_.
2. _You experience any negative effects on your physical or mental health_.
3. _You have difficulty controlling your masturbation habits_.

Remember, masturbation is a normal and healthy part of human sexuality when done in moderation.

Question 2

I'm dealing with recurring mouth ulcers and think it might be due to a Vitamin B complex deficiency, possibly B12. This has been going on for about a year. I notice that taking a multivitamin seems to help, but the problem comes back after a couple of months. I also have issues with acidity and high uric acid levels, though they're somewhat under control now. However, whenever I take a multivitamin, it causes a burning sensation in my abdomen. Could you provide some guidance on what might be going on and how to manage these issues?

Accepted Answer

That might not due to the tablet that could be due to acidity,consume bland diet take bcomplex supplements for 3 months and take more water to avoid acidity

Question 3

I'm having some stomach issues and it's got me worried. A couple of weeks ago, I started experiencing anxiety, a burning sensation in my stomach, constipation, and bloating. I saw a gastroenterologist and he prescribed me Rablet D for my stomach and Prothiadan 25 for my sleep and anxiety. Thankfully, my sleep and anxiety seem better now, and the burning sensation has mostly gone, except for that warm feeling when I eat something spicy or from outside. However, I'm still concerned because my stool isn't clearing properly and I feel gassy. My endoscopy came back normal, but my stool is mainly yellow or pale yellow, and I'm worried it might be a sign of malabsorption. I eat out a lot but I don't drink much and I'm a nonsmoker. There's also this knotty feeling on the side of my stomach and some slight back aches when my bowel isn't clear. Could you advise what my next step should be?

Accepted Answer

Given your persistent gas, indigestion, and yellowish stool despite normal endoscopy results, consult your gastroenterologist about potential malabsorption issues, and consider further tests, such as stool tests for pancreatic elastase or fecal fat, breath tests for small intestine bacterial overgrowth (SIBO), or a hydrogen breath test to assess carbohydrate absorption, to determine the underlying cause and guide treatment.

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