Dr. Sue Castleman

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Dr. Sue Castleman
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Internal Medicine

Sonora, CA

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Internal Medicine

I have been in practice

13 years

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California

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Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, MI

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Dr. Dariush Saghafi's answer:

If someone is allergic to Iodine, is there a strong possibility they are allergic to IV dye as well? In brief: Short Ans is MAYBE

When you say IV contrast dye the word IODINE likely comes up in many minds.

In other words, if we were on MEDICAL FAMILY FEUD & Richard Dawson were to say, "Name the top 5 chemicals contained in IV DYE" Well, first you'd ask to see the guy's driver's license since Dawson's been dead for awhile now. Second, you'd realize that Iodine is only ONE TYPE of IV dye but it's still good to check. Cheers! ...See more

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Earlier I'd used Nizoral, 8x shampoos fr dandruff.Now a days they are not showing any effect.I was suggested Tony&Guy.Is it good? If not,pls suggest In brief: Have you tried

a coal tar shampoo such as T/Gel? These can be very effective, especially when the other shampoos are no longer working.

Alternatives (if you have not tried them) are selenium sulfide or salicylic acid shampoos. As with many long term treatments, it is usually best to alternate use of different types so that the scalp does not develop a resistance (or tachyphylaxis) to a single agent. Good luck! ...See more

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Dr. Sue Castleman answered:

I've taken my BP over 175 times in two days. I'm always worried about low BP. It's controlling my life! Doctors appt on the 5th. Any advice?? In brief: BP Obsession

My advice to you is to stop taking your BP for a while, and certainly do not check it nearly so often.

Even if your BP is on the low side, it is generally not a problem if you're not having associated symptoms (dizziness, lightheaded, feel like passing out). If you do have symptoms but normal BP, then it is likely not the BP causing the symptoms. Go out and enjoy life and focus on feeling healthy! ...See more

ABNORMAL BLOOD PRESSURE

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