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Anesthesiology 30 years experience
Abcess: Draining an Abcess is usually curative. Using hibicleans after lancing will possibly kill off your natural microbes which help prevent infection by ba... Read More
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Anesthesiology 30 years experience
Give: there could be a risk if the child was given positive. It would be extremely rare for a child to be hiv positive, so even if you were exposed to his b... Read More
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No unrelated: Your thyroid hormone affects the metabolism of your cells. Changes in your cervical cells are not due to metabolism. Not taking your thyroid hormone w... Read More
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Unrelated: no it should not be related
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A 32-year-old male asked:
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Hep a and b differ: No. There is a vaccine to get BEFORE you are exposed to the virus.
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Protein: Yes it would be safe. But eating more than one gram per pound of body weight will not have any additional effects.
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A 28-year-old member asked:
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More info needed: For bladder pain? this would be a question for a urologist
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