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Question: what causes hand shakeing
Answer: you ask a good question. shaky hands are actually not that uncommon and there are several possible causes. involuntary shaking is called " tremor. " tremor can affect the hands head and even the voice. several medical conditions can cause tremor including parkinson's disease liver failure alcoholism side effects from medications certain antidepressants and even certain types of poisoning. perhaps the most common cause of tremor is a condition called "essential tremor. " it is not dangerous. it tends to run in families. it can be annoying -- and it will never get better -- but at least it's not life-threatening or anything like that. if your hands have recently begun shaking you should see a doctor to rule out any underlying medical issue like parkinson's disease. if your tremor is caused by a medical condition chances are it can be treated. your doctor can also tell you if you have essential tremor. wishing you well! we get hand shaking while we start new activity which we never face before. its a common problem. this problem more effect in student when they start their writing. even master degree students we can see that they get suffering from thesis writing. i had also face this problem. it was when i doing my pg. but i could avoid my handshaking by coming of thesis writing service. thesis writing service is one of best and cheapest writing service which is more useful to outlining structuring and formatting essays document for students. thesis writing service provide writing tips for students.
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Question: is a colonoscopy screeing for looking at a liver. my primary care doctor wants to do a colonoscopy screening for some lesions on my liver. is that one of the procedure for looking at the liver?
Answer: i'm sorry you're having trouble with your liver but glad you're seeking a diagnosis. colonoscopy is not used to look at the liver. colonoscopy is a procedure in which a flexible camera is inserted into the rectum and moved upward through the colon (large intestine or bowel). this procedure allows the doctor to literally look at the lining of your large intestine and diagnose lesions polyps or tumors. for liver troubles doctors often perform a similar procedure called an endoscopy (or "advanced endoscopy"). this procedure involves putting you to sleep under anesthesia and then inserting a small camera into your esophagus. this scope can be maneuvered to the liver where the doctor again can visually detect lesions or other abnormalities. he or she even can perform small surgeries this way. i would suggest you talk to your doctor again about exactly why he or she has ordered a colonoscopy exam for you. perhaps the reason is unrelated to the liver trouble. regardless you deserve to understand precisely why you are being asked to undergo a minimally invasive procedure. wishing you well!
Tags: colonoscopy, liver, screening
Question: i had my gallbladder removed however still having severe pain underneath right breast area. pathologic diagnosis: gall bladder cholecystectomy - mild chronic cholecystitis cholesterolosis; negative for dysplasia or malignancy. however i am still experiencing the same level of pain than before my surgery. only difference is that i am no longer feeling that "inflated balloon" feeling right before the pain hits. please help to point me in the right direction.
Answer: so sorry you're experiencing this. a person thinks surgery is going to get rid of the pain and then. nope! one question i would have is: how long ago was your gallbladder surgery? i mean you can experience post-surgical pain in that area for several weeks post-op. if you had the surgery just recently i'd say give it some more time for things to heal inside. if your surgery was some time ago then i would say go back to your doctor. not the surgeon but your primary care provider. tell him or her what's going on. although your gallbladder clearly needed to come out there may be another problem going on that needs to be diagnosed. perhaps your liver is inflamed or something. it's not uncommon for the resolution of one health problem to reveal another. removing your gallbladder may have exposed another health issue that was going undetected because of the gallstone problem. wishing you well!
Tags: gallbladder, bladder, pain, breast, cholecystectomy
Question: can lupus cause skin lesions. non itchy skin lesions spreading all over body. 1 dermatologist diagnosed allergy to arthritis medicine. next dermatologist diagnosed fungal infection. 3rd dermatologist diagnosed pityriasis rosea. the pulmonologist has asked for tests for lupus vasculitis and hepatitis.
Answer: i'm sorry to hear you're going through a merry-go-round of diagnosis. sometimes skin rashes and lesions can be difficult to diagnose so hang in there. to answer your question yes lupus can indeed cause skin lesions. lupus comes in different forms. one type of lupus called cutaneous lupus or discoid lupus involves the formation of skin lesions that may be red and scaly or ring-shaped. these lesions typically form on sun-exposed areas of skin such as the arms legs scalp back of the neck and so on. but they can occur anywhere on the body. systemic lupus can cause a variety of other skin issues too. people with lupus erythematosus often experience hair loss raised sores called vasculitis lesions blotchy patches of skin and many other skin irritations. your situation illustrates why a skin rash should not be ignored (and i'm glad you didn't ignore yours! ). occasionally a rash can signal a serious underlying medical condition like lupus. in general if a skin rash doesn't clear up within hours or a couple of days you should have it checked out by a doctor. skin rashes accompanied by trouble breathing require emergency medical treatment. wishing you well! thank you. i will persist with sorting this out yes. most people with lupus experience some sort of skin involvement during the course of their disease. it is possible to have lesions of multiple types with lupus like red raised patches tend to scar and usually do not itch.
Tags: lupus, skin lesion, allergy, arthritis, vasculitis
Question: can fatty liver disease be reveresed
Answer: that's an interesting question. for those who aren't familiar with fatty liver disease it's a condition in which fat literally encases the liver and clogs it up. this can cause the liver to become inflamed or scarred. when it becomes scarred the liver cannot function properly. liver scarring cannot be reversed. if your fatty liver disease has not caused inflammation and scarring you stand a good chance of reversing it. here are a few things you can do: 1. stop drinking alcohol. although fatty liver disease is not the same as cirrhosis caused by alcoholism consuming alcohol can damage the liver. 2. lose weight. new research suggests a slow weight loss of up to 10% of your body weight can help reduce the amount of excess fat in your liver. 3. if you have diabetes make sure you control your sugars. diabetes can put you at higher risk of developing fatty liver disease. 4. eat healthy. it's that simple. wishing you well!
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Question: my dad is an alcholic and ill. we think he has liver kidney and heart problems. how long does he have to live? . he refuses to see a doctor but is very fatigued and is in bed all day. he also has developed a strange bruise on his chest near his heart. his appetite had diminished and he has lost a lot of weight. he also has yellowing/puffy eyes. he continues to drink daily (vodka). he has high blood pressure (and has most of his life). i also think he is losing his mental capabilities. i just would like to know how much time i have left with him.
Answer: i'm very sorry to hear this. alcoholism is a terrible disease. from the symptoms you describe it does sound like your father's physical condition is an advanced state of deterioration. yellowing of the white parts of the eye is a sign of liver failure. fatigue and weight loss often occur toward the end of life. i'm sorry your father won't seek medical attention. and i'm very sorry you have to witness his deterioration. obviously no one can predict how much time any individual has left on earth but in general this situation doesn't sound good. as a person enters the actual dying process they lose the ability to walk lose control of bladder and bowel function and eventually enter a coma-like state before they pass to the other side. are you able to get hospice care for your father? virtually all types of insurance cover this care which could be a great comfort to you and your dad. if your father is reluctant you can perhaps reassure him you only want him to be comfortable during this time of life. hospice care focuses on comfort and pain relief. at the very least perhaps you can get a hospice provider to make a home visit to evaluate the situation. i wish you peace.
Tags: liver, kidney, heart, vision, fatigue
Question: can you take ibuprofen & mucinex fast max which contains acetaminophen at the same time?
Answer: assuming you're not allergic to any of the ingredients in these medications the combination should be fine. it's ok to mix ibuprofen acetaminophen and guaifenesin (mucinex) because they are in different drug classes. you are wise to ask this question because you should never take products that cause you to "double up" on medications like acetaminophen and ibuprofen. acetaminophen overdose can happen fairly quickly and have very negative effects on the liver. too much ibuprofen can cause internal bleeding. so good for you! always read the label of over-the-counter medications. and if you have questions about what you can and can't combine ask the pharmacist. wishing you well!
Question: is this dangerous and what disease is this is? . my brother is suffering really bad. he got an enlarged spleen and an enlarged liver fatty liver. excessive colonic gases they are not really enlarged kind of mild. he suffers from the following:. vomiting after eating or drinking anything. vomiting solids food is not digested. it takes him 5-10 minutes after eating/drinking to throw up. burping before vomiting. nausea. loss of appetite. weight loss. what do you think that is? i need an expert to answer me. is it really something dangerous?
Answer: most helpful answer has your brother seen a medical professional for the symptoms you describe? he obviously was diagnosed with an enlarged spleen and fatty liver disease but has he been seen for the vomiting and weight loss? if your brother vomits up everything he eats or drinks he's at serious risk for dehydration. you shouldn't allow vomiting to go unchecked for any period of time. unfortunately a forum like this isn't a place to receive a diagnosis. it's impossible to tell what's going on with your brother without doing a physical examination and possibly some lab tests. could the vomiting burping loss of appetite and weight loss be related to the enlarged spleen? probably not. could they be related to the liver problems? maybe. or they could indicate some other illness or disease entirely. your brother needs to see a doctor to find out for sure. any time a person is experiencing symptoms like unexplained weight loss we get a little concerned. it could be something minor or it could be something serious. there's no way to tell without a physical exam. wishing you well! these all symptoms may be due to liver disease. for the clarification of spleen involvement get his blood tested for complete blood count. you need to see an expert who may examine your brother and provide proper diagnosis.
Tags: liver, fatty liver disease, colon, drinking, food
Question: touched same pen paper & car surface as man with shingles which i've had. my husband & teen niece/nephew never had pox. man with shingles says his shingles are 2-3 weeks old. my husband is 51 and has copd & tachycardia & had pneumonia several times a few years back. his nephew has aspergers & autism & his niece has belly. something with the liver she's on the waiting list for one in utah (going on 19 years old they said she'd never live past 9! ) and she takes tons of meds. so- are they at risk if i was in same room as them & if i touched things in the house and they touch it too. what are the risks?
Answer: ok so let's back up a moment and run through what shingles is how it gets transmitted and what effect it has on different groups of people. shingles is caused by the varicella virus. this is the same virus that causes chickenpox. you cannot get shingles unless you have had chickenpox. if you have had chickenpox you cannot "catch" shingles from coming in contact with someone who has shingles. however people who never had chickenpox and have not been vaccinated for it can get chickenpox by coming into contact with the active (weeping) blisters of someone with shingles. once the blisters crust over they're generally considered to be non-infectious. it's uncommon for people to develop chickenpox from exposure to shingles under any circumstances and i would think it nearly impossible under the circumstances you describe. i can understand why you feel the need to take serious precautions but i think your loved ones can rest easy. i doubt you could "carry" the shingles virus to them especially from indirect contact with someone whose rash is at least two weeks old. wishing you well!
Question: my face is very dry from an allergic reaction. should i let it heal naturally without moisturizing? . i am recovering from an allergic reaction that i think resulted from contact with gasoline fumes. my whole neck became red and swollen as did my cheeks. it has been a week and the redness in both areas have subsided but my cheeks remain extremely dry. i applied aloe and oatmeal to try to remedy the swelling and drying. the swelling has gone down but the dryness continues to be persistent. should i let it alone and heal naturally?
Answer: i'm sorry to hear this. it sounds like you may have sustained a minor chemical burn. i would not hesitate to moisturize the skin. with burn patients we keep the skin very moist to promote healing. for a superficial situation like the one you describe what harm can come from applying a good moisturizer? i would suggest you try vitamin a & d ointment. you can find it in the diaper rash aisle. the skin uses both vitamin a and vitamin d for healing so applying them within a thick oily product does two things: helps lock in your skin's existing moisture and delivers nourishment to the cells. frankly i recommend a&d ointment to people for a lot of things. it's great on minor burns cuts abrasions -- and of course diaper rash. note it's not an antibiotic ointment so it will not confer any antimicrobial effect. i'd also suggest you avoid any activity that further dries the skin out. for instance try to cleanse using only cool water (no soap) for awhile. gently pat dry. wishing you well!
Tags: allergic reaction, healing, gasoline, neck, swelling
Question: what is the normal magnesium level? . my boyfriend has liver cancer and i am just wondering what the normal level of magnesium and potassium and bilirubin are his counts are all coming down but we just want to know what a normal is for all of these test. thank you
Answer: i'm very sorry to hear about your boyfriend's liver cancer. that must be difficult for both of you to cope with. in answer to your question here are the normal ranges you requested: magnesium: 1. 5 - 2. 4 meq potassium: 3. 5 - 5 meq bilirubin: < 1. 3 mg/dl i hope you find that helpful. wishing you well!
Tags: magnesium, liver, cancer, potassium
Question: how long does marijuana stay in your system. i was totally clean of marijuana and i was not offered a job i really wanted and very much needed (still need one). i know it was not smart to do but i took 3 puffs of a joint. how long will it take to be out of my system for a urine test? three little hits! stupid me!
Answer: well yeah maybe not the best way to handle your stress but we all make mistakes. try to develop some better coping skills so you don't go through this again. if you really were totally clean of marijuana it will take less time for you to test clean than if you smoked every day for months or years. that said each person's body clears marijuana at its own pace. you might test clean in a week -- or in two months. it's kind of a crap shoot with marijuana. these days you can buy urine drug tests at the store. i realize money is tight since you're jobless but maybe you could get someone to pony up for a home drug test and try it in two weeks or so to see where you stand. in the future try these things to relieve acute stress: 1. go for a walk or run 2. go for a bike ride 3. practice deep breathing 4. have a beer or a glass of wine (but just one -- don't get drunk! ) 5. have sex (the ultimate mood-enhancer) wishing you well! order 100% legit n safe medical marijuana pain relievers cbd oils dabs and more. for more info text (505) 807-7504 lisanblakeretailshop@gmail. com medical marijuana is good for your health top medical strains for all patients suffering from depression glaucoma anxiety and tension headaches chronic pain and nausea mental and physical fatigue and for calming aromatherapy then you are in the right place to look in our meds all top grade aa+ with high level of cbd and thc contact for your supply and good health. pain killers medical marijuana act. lean ***(( no prescribtion is needed))) bud seeds harsh oils dabs & other m. m treatments. we also sefely and securely deliver all sorts of generic medication and syrup nationwide at very good prices. no prescribtions needed. legit verified and reputed plug. available in the u. s canada australia and the uk. for more info text (505) 807-7504 lisanblakeretailshop@gmail. com. thank you. hgjhjhj
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Question: newborn was treated for jaundice and now is passing blood in stool.
Answer: you should call your pediatrician. the two things (jaundice and blood in the stool) could be unrelated but any time a newborn exhibits unexpected symptoms it's a good idea to investigate them. if your baby has decreased appetite (not nursing as much or as often) or is not wetting a lot of diapers each day then you should go to urgent care. babies can become dehydrated very quickly which can make any other problem that much worse. pick up the phone and call. wishing you well!
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Question: outside of hormone therapy what other measures can be taken for painful intercourse after menopause? . penetration hurts if girth of penis more than 1 and a 1/2 inches thick
Answer: this is a vexing problem for post-menopausal women. i'm sorry you're going through it. while hormone therapy (often estrogen cream delivered directly to the vaginal tissue) is usually recommended to help with the dryness and atrophy (shrinking) of the vagina after menopause other options are available. assuming you're not allergic to any of the ingredients you could try an over-the-counter vaginal moisturizer such as replens brand. this is not the same thing as lubricant used during sex. a vaginal moisturizer works to keep delicate vaginal tissues moist and supple. at least that's the theory. i don't know about the science behind it but it probably can't hurt. there are several brands of vaginal moisturizers on the market. an old-fashioned method to maintain vaginal tissue health is the boric acid suppository. ask your gynecologist about this. you can have boric acid suppositories prepared at a compounding pharmacy. they work to help moisturize and maintain the ph of vaginal tissue. most important don't give up. keep talking to your gynecologist about the problem because new products and strategies for dealing with vaginal dryness are constantly being developed. wishing you well!
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Question: accidental nicotine absorption through the skin. if a janitor is cleaning a locker room and comes in contact and actually gets tobacco chew on his arm could he test possitive for having nicotine in his system? . .
Answer: most helpful answer it's highly doubtful anyone would absorb a meaningful amount of nicotine in the manner you describe. while it is possible to absorb nicotine through the skin (like with nicotine patches) merely coming into contact with tobacco probably would not cause a positive nicotine test. nicotine patches contain components that facilitate (aid in) the absorption of nicotine by the skin. that's necessary because the skin is a barrier that works at blocking substances that try to cross into the deeper tissue which includes the blood vessels. without help many substances (such as nicotine and hormones which also can be delivered via a patch) simply settle on the surface of the skin until they're washed off. hope this helps! found out from the american society for clinical laboratory science that the amount of nicotine absorbed by skin depends on how much was absorbed and how long it was on the skin. a level of 54 (which is what the test came back) indicates some exposure but much less than that of a tobacco user. most patients using tobacco products excrete nicotine in urine in the concentration range of 1 000 to 5. 000 ng/ml.
Tags: tobacco, arm, nicotine
Question: when you have hepatitis a as a child does it stay in you system for the rest of your life?
Answer: you ask a good question. sorting out the differences between the various strains of hepatitis can be confusing. hepatitis a is not uncommon even in children. hep-a is a virus that causes inflammation of the liver. (in fact that's what "hepatitis" means: inflammation of the liver. the "a" refers to the specific cause of the inflammation. ) a key symptom of hep-a is jaundice: a yellowing of the skin and the whites of the eyes. other symptoms may include diarrhea nausea and poor appetite. the usual way you get hep-a is by eating food contaminated with the fecal material of a person who's infected. yuck right? that's one reason why it's important to wash your fruits and vegetables. however hepatitis a can be transmitted in many ways including through sex and sharing needles. hepatitis a requires no treatment because it will run its course over a few weeks or months. usually a doctor will monitor liver function for awhile to make sure the liver is healing properly. after you've had hepatitis a a blood test will show antibodies to the virus. antibodies are immune system cells that fight the virus and give you immunity that should be life-long which means if you've had hep-a once you should never get it again. however you will always test positive for it even though you're immune. people who have never had hep-a can get vaccinated against it. wishing you well!
Tags: hepatitis a