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how do you deal with anmeic problems?

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See your doctor: These symptoms can only be adequately diagnosed only after a thorough evaluation by your doctor.  This may include labs and other satudies.  Once all of the information is in, your doctor can let you know what's going on, and what to do to help you.

Question 2

what mean of adenuric?what an indications?&c/os?

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Gout Treatment: Adenuric tablets are used for the long term treatment and prevention of gout, but not for immediate treatment of gout flare-ups. Other medicines are used for the rapid relief of gout symptoms (colchicine). Be sure to follow a low-purine diet as well as taking this medication to keep the gout away!

Question 3

i'm a anerxic is it bad to not eat anything all day but dinner?

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Not good: Anorexia nervosa is a potentially serious issue can cause acute problems, like constipation and weakness, but also long-term damage to bones, gut, nervous system, etc. Certainly unbalanced to starve all day, and eat only dinner. Therapist, dietician, and nutrition oriented md  can help.

Question 4

how dangerous to fly with aneurim?

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Mild: Generally an aneurysm has a small chance of rupture per year.  At a certain size they tend to be treated.  You can discuss this with your doctor.  Treatment depends on location and size and really needs to be discussed with your doctor.

Question 5

is anemic cureable

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Anemia: Anemia is very curable. Usually it is due to a nutritional deficiency, like not enough vitamin (c or b12) or not enough iron. This is one of the reasons that a 1-a-day multiple vitamin with iron is a good idea for everyone. In other cases it may be due to certain medications that have a bad reaction to the blood cells; then just avoid the medication. Very rare causes include leukemia.

Question 6

what does anemic mean?

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Either: Low red cell count or one of  many abnormalities in the cells themselves.

Question 7

what's anemic symptoms?

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Varied...: Symptoms common to many types of anemia (low hemoglobin) include the following: easy fatigue and loss of energy, rapid heart beat (particularly with exercise), shortness of breath, headache, difficulty concentrating, dizziness, pale skin, leg cramps, and insomnia.

Question 8

what foods are anti anemic?

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Many: Many foods help anemia--depends on the cause of anemia.
Most commonly iron deficiency--especially in ladies who are menstruating.  Other forms are B12 and folic acid.  A well-rounded diet of protein source, grains, iron-fortified breads, cereals, fruits, vegetables are important.  See your md.

Question 9

what to do if you're anemic

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Depends on cause: depending on the cause of your anemia would determine the best treatment.  You should get a thorough exam and blood work to find out the cause first.  If you are iron deficient take iron or if B12 deficient take B12 or your periods are heavy that also needs to be addressed. But you want to make sure you are not bleeding from somewhere you can't see as well like a colon polyp.  Healthy diet helps.

Question 10

how can you tell if im anemic?

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Your medical: Provider can order a blood test which will show if you are anemic.

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