When I answer a question, I choose my wording very carefully. Let me briefly review with you the difference between medical information and medical advice. Medical information is very general in nature. It does not apply to just one person. It applies to many different people.
Medical advice takes medical information, and applies that information to one specific person.
Let me give you some examples that show the difference between medical information and medical advice. To see which treatment option is best for you, talk to your doctor. Notice how medical information is very non-specific and generic, whereas medical advice tells a specific person what they personally should do. When I am answering a persons questions, I give them medical information. If a person has questions regarding their personal medical concerns, they should discuss these concerns with their doctor.