Question 1

what are the dangers if any for i.f.c treatment?  who should or shouldn't have it done?

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Contraindications: Ifc should be avoided on individuals with pacemakers & near the low back or abdomen of pregnant women. This modality should be avoided  where there is any possible risk of tumor metastasis. Arterial ds & DVT may have increased risk of emboli; current may increase infected areas; large open wounds may concentrate the current & distort the if field; ifc may worsen skin conditions in treated area.

Question 2

if you get assessed and treatment begins soon after your symptoms start is your outlook for hep b/c still good?

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: I would say that young age, early diagnosis, eligibility for simplified treatments are very favorable features for a good prognosis. However your MD, who knows all your findings&amp;results is best to advise you.

Question 3

s.g.p.t level is 81 what treatment should i take?

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Find cause: Hi. Wow, for a young patient, you're using an antiquated terminology! SGPT is now referred to (and for YEARS has been) as ALT. ALT is liver specific. Why it is elevated needs evaluation, but can include fatty liver, viral hepatitides, iron overload, autoimmune hepatitis, etc. Treatment very much depends on underlying etiology. Good luck!

Question 4

what treatment is for b cell non hogkins lymphoma?

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COPADM, CYM and xrt: Combination chemotherapy with anti cd-20 antibody and radiation can result in durable remissions.

Question 5

i have i.c. what other treatment can i get beside pain meds?

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Acupuncture: You might wish to discuss the option of acupunture with your treating physician.

Question 6

what is the treatment of normal haemoglobin with low r.b.cs and low hematocrite and other profile is completely normal?

Accepted Answer

Likely nothing ...: If you just have a very mildly low red blood cell mass and very mildly low hematocrit but a normal hemaglobin, it's not likely anything concerning especially if all your other red blood cell indices are normal as you mention.  It does really depend on what your other numbers look like and how low "low" really is?

Question 7

what is the treatment for c diff and what is the treatment?

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Antibiotics: Such as Flagyl and vancomycin are the mainstay of treatment, however stool transplants are very effective as well.

Question 8

treatment of e d

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Several: Ed is treated depending on the cause, for example, if your testosterone is low, than replacing testosterone (there are rx creams) will help.  If it is generalized ed from "aging" with underlying hypertension or diabetes, the rx meds can be very beneficial (viagra, levitra, (vardenafil) cialis). If needed, there are also surgical options available.  Discuss with your dr for the best option for you.

Question 9

what about treatment?

Accepted Answer

For what?: In most cases treatment is advised.

Question 10

treatment of infantigo?

Accepted Answer

Antibiotics: This is also known more commonly as impetigo.  It is usually caused by strep and /or staph bacteria.  It does require antibiotics to be cured although these can be oral or topical.  But must be gotten by prescription from a doctor.

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