Question 1

What is the fastest way to cure a stomach ulcer?

Accepted Answer

Health care do not have any short cuts. One needs to take controlled diet, have a healthy lifestyle and take medicines under doctor's advise to cure a stomach ulcer. Some of the natural home remedies include flavonoids, probiotics, cranberry, honey, fruits, vegetables and whole grain.

Question 2

I've been drinking whisky regularly, usually two pegs a day. Recently though, even when I have just one peg, my eyes turn red, and my head feels strained. It's gotten me a bit worried, so I've stopped drinking for now. Could you explain what's going on and if there's any medicine I could take for this?

Accepted Answer

That's Unusual, visit General physician for evaluation and appropriate management

Question 3

I've got this really sharp, needle-like pain in my stomach, and it's been going on since yesterday. Could this be something serious or is it likely to be something that might just pass? Should I be doing something specific to help with the pain?

Accepted Answer

Lumps in the armpits can be caused by various factors, ranging from harmless to potentially serious conditions. Possible causes include:

- Infected lymph nodes
- Cysts or abscesses
- Lipomas (benign fatty tumors)
- Breast cancer (rarely)
- Lymphoma (rarely)

To determine the cause and appropriate treatment, consult a:

- General Surgeon
- Oncologist (if cancer is suspected)
- Dermatologist (for skin-related issues)

Precautions:

- Avoid squeezing or pressing the lumps
- Keep the area clean and dry
- Avoid tight clothing that may irritate the lumps
- Monitor the lumps for changes in size, shape, or tenderness

I'm on medication for stomach tuberculosis and it's been nine months so far. I've heard that for stomach TB, you need to take the meds for at least a year to avoid the risk of MDR. Is that actually true?

yes it is true , you need to follow the complete course of tuberculosis

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