Question 1

I've been dealing with some really slow-healing wounds from a minor bike accident recently. I hurt my fingers, palm, and knee trying to save a dog on the road. I've already taken a tetanus shot and completed a 5-day course of amoxicillin. I've also been dressing my wounds with betadine solution and now switched to using soframycin under the bandages. But it seems like the wounds arent healing as quickly as I'd hoped. Any advice on what I might be doing wrong or any suggestions to speed up the healing process?

Accepted Answer

If the wounds are not infected you can try placentrex of megaheal for a faster result and consume protien rich diet

Question 2

I'm recovering from chicken pox, it's been 24 days now. My blisters have dried, but I've got some small pimples on my forehead. Is it okay for me to have non-spicy chicken soup now, or should I wait longer before including chicken in my diet?

Accepted Answer

Cold fever after DJ stent removal is not typical. Normal fever is usually accompanied by an increase in body temperature.

_Expected Symptoms after DJ Stent Removal_

1. Mild pain
2. Burning sensation while urinating
3. Blood in urine

_Cold Fever_

Cold fever, also known as "cold chills," is characterized by:

1. Feeling cold or chilled
2. Shivering
3. Fever (usually low-grade)

_Possible Causes_

1. _Infection_: UTI, kidney infection, or sepsis
2. _Allergic reaction_: To the stent material or antibiotics
3. _Malaria_: As suspected by your doctor

Question 3

I'm curious about using bio oil around the vaginal area and the bikini line. I've got some darkness and scars there and thought bio oil might help. But sometimes, I notice some irritation after applying it. Is it safe to use bio oil in these sensitive areas? Just want to make sure I'm not causing any harm.

Accepted Answer

Kojiglo cream for local application for atleast 3 weeks is advised.

I'm having trouble fully retracting the skin on my penis because it seems attached to the frenulum. What can I do to address this, and is there an easy way to deal with it?

You cant remove it.if it is painful or unable to retract the foreskin,then that could be phymosis for which you have to visit your surgeon for appropriate management.

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I'm recovering from chicken pox, it's been 24 days now. My blisters have dried, but I've got some small pimples on my forehead. Is it okay for me to have non-spicy chicken soup now, or should I wait longer before including chicken in my diet?

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