Timbrt/Liver-Text-OA huggingface dataset:
Question: are there long-term harmful effects to taking anacin or paracetamol for chronic migraine-tension headaches?
Answer: paracetamol is also known as acetaminophen in the united states and is marketed as tylenol along with other product names. anacin is a combination of aspirin and caffeine. both are effective medications and both have potentially harmful side effects. paracetamol can through its breakdown products cause damage to the liver and kidney. generally doses should be kept below four grams per day although some physicians believe that when used chronically the dose should be kept below two grams per day. aspirin's most common side effect is gastric upset and ulceration. it also interferes with blood clotting which is why it is used to help prevent heart disease. with large toxic doses it can cause life-threatening problems with acidosis (excessive acid in the fluids and tissues of the body). a standard maximum daily dosage is six 325 mg pills per day. these drugs can also in large doses cause difficulty with hearing including tinnitus and deafness. you should let your family physician know what you are taking so that he or she can monitor you for side effects and possible drug interactions. in addition you need to be aware of what is in other over-the-counter medications that you take to make sure that they do not have either paracetamol or aspirin in them making your daily intake of these medications higher than you think.
Tags: migraine, tension headache, acetaminophen
Question: can testosterone injections increase the risk of liver cancer?
Answer: yes
Tags: cancer, liver, testosterone, injection
Question: can someone who has thyroid are they able to get weight loss surgery. i have hypothyroidism n gained soo much weight after having my daughter five years ago n i've tried dieting n exercises n nothing i'm turning 28 in july i'm tired of feeling like a prisoner in my own body. pzz help me.
Answer: hypothyroidism will not affect your eligibility for weight loss surgery. i am very aware of the common conditions that an individual must satisfy before being accepted as a candidate for weight loss surgery. these conditions include: having a body mass index (bmi) of 40 or greater. bmi's of 35- 39 may also be eligible if they have at least one (1) other comorbid medical problem like sleep apnea or diabetes. be between the ages of 18 - 65 years of age (some doctors may even require the patient to be no more than 55 or 60 years of age. the surgical candidate needs to be physically ready to endure this serious procedure. x-rays lung functioning cardiac stress testing serum blood studies and possible other medical clearances may be required. sometimes before being approved for surgery the doctor may request that you lose some weight. the thinking here is to eliminate some of excess fat sitting about the liver area. the objective is to have you in the best possible physical condition in order to ensure that you are a safe risk for surgery. the patient may also be required to have a psychological interview to ensure that they are mentally prepared for surgery. there should only be one more eligibility requirement. an insurance carrier willing to pay for the procedure. i wish you well on your journey to losing between 60% - 80% of your excess weight through surgical intervention. .
Tags: thyroid, weight, weight loss, surgery, hypothyroidism
Question: what does gallbladder failure spots on liver hypothyroidism and blood loss mean?
Answer: this could all be a direct correlation for someone who shows the signs of having cancer but before one should speculate go to your primary care doctor or local hospital and have adequate tests done to ensure your health and safety i hope this helps!
Tags: gallbladder, liver, hypothyroidism, blood loss
Question: what are symptoms of hypothyroidism?
Answer: symptoms of hypothyroidism may be vague and can often mimic other conditions. they may include: changes in the menstrual cycle constipation depression dry hair and hair loss dry skin fatigue greater sensitivity to cold slow heart rate swelling of the thyroid gland (goiter) unexplained weight gain carpal tunnel syndrome babies with hypothyroidism may have no symptoms. if symptoms do occur they can include: cold hands and feet constipation extreme sleepiness hoarse cry little or no growth low muscle tone (floppy infant) persistent jaundice (yellowing of the skin and whites of the eyes) poor feeding habits puffy face stomach bloating swollen tongue make an appointment with your health care provider if you or your baby has any of these symptoms. it is important to note that these symptoms can be due to other medical conditions.
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Question: is there a risk of liver damage if i take acetaminophen with my prescription pain medicine (oxycodone)? . i have suffered for many years with low back pain. in the past two years i have had to start taking prescription pain relievers. currently i am taking roxycodone 15mg on as needed basis. my dr. said i could take over the counter pain relievers with the roxys if i was still experiencing pain. i know there is a risk of liver damage more so with one than the other acetaminophen or ibuprofen so which is the best for me to take with my prescription pain meds? thank you.
Answer: due to the fact that my dr had me on 10/650 hydrocodone/acetaminophen 8 x day for a few years my liver test were extreamly high. he even called me personally and asked if i was alive (not funny at the time). he switched me to 10mg oxycodone and no acetaminophen what-so-ever. ibuprofen is all i'm allowed. though my case may be rare i don't recommend acetaminophen to be taken daily ever. be sure you know the warning signs as i was vomiting alot and very tired all the time for no reason.
Tags: liver, ibuprofen, oxycodone, acetaminophen, over the counter
Question: are there hidden side effects for taking high doses of ibuprofen? . i have been taking high doses of ibuprofen for about 2 years now. im wondering if there are side effect going on with my body that i am not sure about? i thought i had an ulcer a few months ago because my stools were very black and i was in alot of pain. im not sure if this has anything to do with it.
Answer: liver
Tags: ulcer, ibuprofen, pain
Question: is it safe to take ibuprofen with vicodin? or is tylenol safer?
Answer: please do not take tylenol ( acetaminophen ) with vicodin (hydrocodone-apap) because vicodin contains tylenol already. it is very easy to exceed the maximum daily limit of acetaminophen by combining these two drugs. and high doses of acetaminophen may lead to liver damage. if the hydrocodone isn't controlling your pain i'd suggest you speak with your health care provider. from a pharmacology standpoint there's no harm in combining ibuprofen with hydrocodone but ibuprofen is a blood thinner. so if you're taking hydrocodone to control post-surgical pain for example your doctor may not want you taking a blood thinner like ibuprofen. also your health care provider may not want you taking ibuprofen based on other medications you currently take your past medical history and many other factors. so in a nutshell i'd suggest you simply put a call in to your provider for guidance on what medications are safe for you to take for pain control. wishing you all the best!
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Question: is it safe to take ibuprofen with vicodin? or is tylenol safer?
Answer: vicodin which is a combination of acetaminophen (the active ingredient in tylenol) and hydrocodone. long-term effects on the body from products that contain acetaminophen can lead to severe liver damage and liver failure. gallus detox center is a private inpatient medical detox facility that specializes in iv therapy medical detox. if you have questions about our facility or detox method please call us at 855-338-6929.
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Question: what other assisted reproductive technologies (art) are used to treat infertility?
Answer: ivf is the most common type of art and there are other variations on the basic procedure some of which remain controversial. people should learn about both the benefits and risks of any medical procedure. intracytoplasmic sperm injection (icsi): a single sperm is injected into an egg. if the egg is fertilized and develops normally it is then transferred to the uterus. this has been a significant advance in treating men with low sperm count or disorders related to sperm movement. couples who undergo the procedure should be aware that if their infertility is caused by a genetic defect that defect could be passed to the child. pre-implantation genetic diagnosis: an individual cell from a growing embryo is removed and used for genetic screening during ivf. blastocystculture: a blastocyst a developed embryo is cultured and transferred to the uterus after five or six days compared with the three days for typical in vitro fertilization. cryopreservation: human eggs and embryos are frozen so that they can be kept viable. they are stored in liquid nitrogen at 320 degrees below zero. assisted hatching: an opening is created in the egg shell surrounding the embryo to help it implant in the uterus. this procedure has not been shown to be beneficial for everyone undergoing art. those who may benefit from assisted hatching include couples who have preserved embryos their own or donated by cryopreservation couples in which the mother is of an advanced age or couples with a history of multiple failed ivf attempts. the fda does not regulate individual art procedures but the agency has cleared devices for use in art procedures. examples are biopsy devices dissection needles sperm and embryo delivery catheters and solutions used to process and maintain sperm eggs and embryos.
Tags: infertility
Question: can you take ibuprofen when taking morphine pills? if so how much is safe? . the morphine i'm currently on is 14 days of morphine (ms contin eq) 15mg twice a day and percocet 325mg every 6 hours as needed. or one percocet every 3hrs for severe pain which i'm not having.
Answer: the short answer to your question is: don't ever mix pain relievers without asking your health care provider or pharmacist. a quick phone call to your pharmacy or health care provider's office may give you just the answer you need. in general i want to add if you're taking the narcotics (morphine and percocet) for post-surgical pain it's a good idea to take them only as needed. understand that many narcotic pain relievers such as oxycodone/apap (percocet) contain other medications. specifically percocet contains acetaminophen (tylenol) so you should never take extra acetaminophen with percocet. if you do so you may easily exceed the maximum daily dose of acetaminophen which can cause liver damage. i'd recommend you call your health care provider's office and ask to speak to a nurse about this. he or she can give you specific instructions about how to treat your pain. good luck!
Tags: morphine, ibuprofen, pain
Question: what is a dry powder inhaler?
Answer: people who have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or some other lung conditions often take their medications using a device called a dry powder inhaler. a dry powder inhaler is a handheld device that delivers medication in the form of dry powder to the lungs as you inhale through it. it doesn't contain propellants or other ingredients -- just your medication.
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Question: what is a metered dose inhaler?
Answer: people who have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or some other lung conditions often take their medications using a device called a metered dose inhaler. an mdi is a handheld device that delivers a specific amount of medication in aerosol form rather than as a pill or capsule. the mdi consists of a pressurized canister inside a plastic case with a mouthpiece attached. with an mdi you press on the device while inhaling the copd medication directly into your lungs. its portability makes it easy to use anywhere anytime. mdis use a chemical propellant to push medication out of the inhaler. the two common chemical propellants are cfcs and hfcs. because cfcs cause damage to the ozone layer they are being being phased out and replaced by hfcs.
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Question: could advil pm and other over-the-counter sleep meds cause liver problems?
Answer: this is not common with advil pm. now there are other products in the market though so once again we have to encourage consumers and patients to read the bottle and know what the active ingredients are. advil pm contains ibuprofen and diphenhydramine which is really benadryl. so if you are taking benadryl for your allergies and now you are taking advil pm on top of it all that could be a problem because you may end up with a lot of drowsiness and actually you might feel that hangover in the morning like oh my head feels like it's floating it's because you have taken too much benadryl.
Tags: liver, ibuprofen, over the counter, drug
Question: is it okay to take both claritin-d and tylenol or advil at the same time? should any of these medications not be mixed?
Answer: there is no problem taking claritin-d with tylenol or claritin-d with advil. in fact combination products (i. e. advil allergy sinus) exist with the same ingredient or same class of ingredients as the ingredients within these individual products. as with any over-the-counter (otc) products read and follow dosage directions. also pay particular attention when taking other otc products containing tylenol (acetaminophen) or advil (ibuprofen) because taking more than the recommended dose or other products containing the same ingredients can cause toxicity and overdose and lead to liver damage. if you ever have questions about over-the-counter medications be sure to ask your pharmacist.
Tags: ibuprofen, acetaminophen, drug
Question: i have constant rectal pressure and numbess in my legs and feet? . i have ms hpv and a damaged liver. i am on copazone injections for ms prozac for depression and ridilin to assist with energy. my bilirubin was low on the last blood test. i have pap tests every three months and have been frozen twice. i had a hysterectomy and my cervix is all that is left.
Answer: norma gerena
Tags: rectum, foot, leg, hysterectomy, injection
Question: who should receive the flu vaccine? when should someone get the flu shot?
Answer: in the united states the flu season usually occurs from about november until april. officials have decided each new flu season will start on oct. 4. typically activity is very low until december and peak activity most often occurs between january and march. ideally the conventional flu vaccine should be administered between september and mid-november. it takes about one to two weeks after vaccination for antibodies against influenza to develop and provide protection. the cdc has published a summary list of their current recommendations of who should get the 2010-2011 vaccine: summary of influenza vaccination recommendations 2010 all people 6 months and older should be vaccinated annually. protection of people at higher risk for influenza-related complications should continue to be a focus of vaccination efforts as providers and programs transition to routine vaccination of all people 6 months and older. when vaccine supply is limited vaccination efforts should focus on delivering vaccination to people who are 6 months to 4 years (59 months) of age are 50 years of age and older have chronic pulmonary (including asthma) cardiovascular (except hypertension) renal hepatic neurologic hematologic or metabolic disorders (including diabetes mellitus) are immunosuppressed (including immunosuppression caused by medications or by human immunodeficiency virus) are or will be pregnant during the influenza season are 6 months to 18 years of age and receiving long-term aspirin therapy and who therefore might be at risk for experiencing reye's syndrome after influenza virus infection are residents of nursing homes and other chronic-care facilities are american indians/alaska natives are morbidly obese (body mass index is 40 or greater) are health-care personnel are household contacts and caregivers of children aged younger than 5 years and adults aged 50 years and older with particular emphasis on vaccinating contacts of children aged younger than 6 months; and are household contacts and caregivers of people with medical conditions that put them at higher risk for severe complications from influenza as each flu season progresses and as the cdc refines its data from previous flu seasons and pandemics this summary may be modified. the cdc publishes routine updates about the flu at flu. gov and at <link>.
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Question: can hepatitis c be spread through male sperm to child
Answer: no
Tags: hepatitis c, sperm
Question: if a person has hepatitis c can they also get hepatitis a and/or b?
Answer: yes hep c does not prevent these and can be very complicated if you get hep a the vaccine for hep a and hep b are recommended for all hep c patients. it is possible to get different geno types of hep c. anyone with hep c should see a gasto/hepatologist and get informed on the types of hep c and the best method to treat and what to avoid.
Tags: hepatitis a, hepatitis c
Question: my husband ears are turning purple when he laids down. what can cause this? . my husband had a stroke in 2007. lung surgery in 2010 to remove fluid. in 2011 he had a defiblalator put in. he had several congested heart faluire after his stroke in 2007. but just all of a sudden this week his ears started turning purple when he would lay down. he also has hepatitis c. thank you dorothy h
Answer: i'm sorry to hear of your husband's health problems. it's difficult when they begin to stack up like that. several things could cause your husband's ears to turn purple when he lies down. the most likely thing is a lack of oxygen due to congestive heart failure. you might see if propping up his head and back on extra pillows makes the purple ears go away. this is something you should talk to your husband's doctor about. because it started happening recently your husband's doctor will want to know about it. i suggest you call for an appointment. hope this helps! take care.
Tags: hepatitis c, stroke, ears, heart, surgery
Question: i have had hep c for a long time but lately i have had pain under my ribs on my right side
Answer: talk to your doctor to see if it's your liver causing the pain. if it's muscular or your ribs themselves causing the pain you may be able to garner some relief through the use of an orthopedic rib belt such as this one: <link>.
Tags: hepatitis c, pain
Question: what foods can i eat to keep my liver healthy. i have hep c and would like to know what foods i can eat to help my liver.
Answer: following a healthy diet will keep your liver healthy. eating more fruits and vegetables and decreasing the amount of fat and sugar in your diet will help to increase energy and help you to feel better. there are not any studies to show that following a specific diet will help to “cure” hepatitis c. if you are interested in following a certain diet you should speak with your doctor first. sometimes people with hepatitis c have a lower appetite. if this is the case eating smaller more frequent meals can help. for more information about diet and hepatitis c visit this link.
Tags: hepatitis c, liver, food
Question: after i have been cured of hepatitis c am i able to be a blood donor?
Answer: i'm sorry to tell you but you are unable to donate blood. the red cross does not allow anyone who has ever tested positive for hep b or c to donate blood. <link>
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Question: can a male that is infected with hepatitis c transfer it to a female that is uninfected through sexual contact?
Answer: hi read this link from webmd your find it full of facts to help you and your question. the link <link> do hope this eases your mind. good luck
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Question: can hepatitis c be passed from infected parent to unborn child
Answer: hi the chance they say is around 5% of passing it on see the link below it should help you. the link <link> good luck
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Question: im a dieabetic with bad liver would like wich is less dammageing asprin alcahol or med marajuana. i have back problems and hepatitis c i need some thing for pain but don't want to further damage my liver i'm about to lose my medical
Answer: medical marijuana would be your best bet. i too am a type 1 diabetic who at the moment is undergoing unexplained liver problems. marijuana is by far the safest of the three. asprin can eat a whole in your stomach as well as mess with your blood pressure. alcohol is the worst option as it will raise your blood sugars damage your kidneys and your liver aggravating your condition. i would also avoid tylenol as it messes with your liver pretty bad too. but make sure you check your sugars often when using cannabis as it can cause your blood sugar to drop. (keep some munchies nearby and you'll be fine)
Tags: hepatitis c, diabetes, liver, aspirin, marijuana
Question: hepititis c how do you get it?
Answer: hepatitis means "inflamed liver. " as you probably know there are many different things that can cause the liver to become inflamed. we use the letters a b c and so on to denote several known bacterial and virus infections that cause hepatitis. hepatitis c is caused by a virus and cannot be cured. therefore it's important to know how you can get hep-c. you get hepatitis c through direct contact with infected blood. the typical ways this happens is: sharing needles used to inject illicit drugs getting a tattoo with a needle contaminated with hep-c getting a piercing using equipment contaminated with hep-c having received a blood transfusion or organ transplant prior to 1992 receiving an injection with a needle that was previously used to inject someone with hep-c you get the idea. hepatitis c is of particular concern to baby boomers because they may have become infected back in the summer of love (late 1960s) and not even know it. that's why the centers for disease control recommend all people born between 1946 and 1964 get tested for hep-c. hepatitis c can live in your body for years without causing symptoms. if you think you may have been exposed to hepatitis c you should see a health care provider. a simple blood test can tell you if you have the virus or not. wishing you well!
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Question: can hepatitis c be transmitted by some ones sweat
Answer: most helpful answer that would not be likely. hepatitis c is spread by blood. here is more information: <link>
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Question: can hepatitis c be transmitted by some ones sweat
Answer: thank you so much we had found out that my dad has it and he was so worried becouse iv been giving him a kiss on the forehead b4 i leave him and he has been sweating off and on thanks again not so worriedwolf
Tags: hepatitis c, sweating
Question: can hepatitis c be transmitted by saliva?
Answer: yes sertian types of hep are transmited through oral sex as well. there are 5 diffrent types of hep.
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Question: my surgeon said he saw two small hernias on my ct and wants to repair them. what are your thoughts? . i've seen post on the internet that says small hernias may never grow or be harmful in ones lifetime.
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