Question 1

I've been doing annual medical tests and noticed that my Bilirubin levels are always high. Aside from that, everything else seems fine. My recent test results showed a Total Bilirubin of 2.57, with 0.63 Direct and 1.94 Indirect. Also, my 25OH Vitamin D Total is really low at 8.99 ngml, while the normal range is 30-100 ngml. Is this something to worry about? Do I need to make any changes? I already practice yoga for about 10 hours a week. What do you think?

Accepted Answer

May be you have congenital hyperbiliubinemia.
Vitamin D supplementation is required

Question 2

I had inguinal hernia surgery about six months ago and I'm really eager to start some exercises to stay fit and strong. What kind of workouts would be safe and beneficial for me right now?

Accepted Answer

#NAME?

Question 3

I've been feeling really dizzy for the last three days, almost like I might pass out, and I'm also dealing with nausea and just a general sense of weakness. Could you help me figure out what's going on?

Accepted Answer

Visit your Physician for appropriate management

Question 4

I'm trying to understand what it means when the widal test result says "non reactive." Could you explain this in detail? Also, I've been dealing with typhoid for about 4 months now and it just won't go away. Can you recommend any good doctors for tre...

Accepted Answer

-A "non-reactive" result in a Widal test means that no significant antibodies against *Salmonella* (the bacteria causing typhoid fever) were detected in your blood. This usually indicates you don't currently have an active infection, but its not always

Question 5

I'm a 25-year-old woman and just got my lipid profile results back. My HDL cholesterol is at 42 mgdL, and I heard that's not great. What can I do to increase it? I'm a bit worried about it. Any advice would be appreciated.

Accepted Answer

it's not much serious

Question 6

Can I give my 4-year-old son 5ml of Solvin Cold AF for his cold symptoms? He weighs about 11-12 kg, just want to make sure it's safe for him.

Accepted Answer

It's best to avoid giving Solvin Cold AF to your 4-year-old without consulting a pediatrician, as it contains multiple ingredients that may not be suitable for children. I recommend speaking with your child's doctor to get a safe and appropriate treatment plan for his cold symptoms.

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I had inguinal hernia surgery about six months ago and I'm really eager to start some exercises to stay fit and strong. What kind of workouts would be safe and beneficial for me right now?

I've been feeling really dizzy for the last three days, almost like I might pass out, and I'm also dealing with nausea and just a general sense of weakness. Could you help me figure out what's going on?

I'm trying to understand what it means when the widal test result says "non reactive." Could you explain this in detail? Also, I've been dealing with typhoid for about 4 months now and it just won't go away. Can you recommend any good doctors for tre...

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