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whats the best way to stop?

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: Your question is unclear. Stop what?

Question 2

what does m.b.b.s stand for?

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MBBS: MBBS  (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) is a degree which preps for a career in Medicine. This is degree that is found in other countries to include the United Kingdom .

Question 3

what is this on my babys bottom?

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Not enough info: What is what? You do not provide any specifics so no answer is possible. Have the child's pediatrician take a look.

Question 4

will i die from sjgrens syndrome?

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No: Sjogren's does give you a somewhat increased risk of malignant lymphoma, and it may run with a disease like lupus or scleroderma which you'd know by now whether or not you have.  By itself, sjogren's is a nuisance disease.  The most dangerous feature is that maybe 1% of patients get a vasculitis that can cause brain dysfunction that mimics multiple sclerosis.  Be alert as it's manageable.

Question 5

i need more information on r.s.d. plz?

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See below: Rsd is a chronic pain condition that is believed to be the result of dysfunction in the central or peripheral nervous systems. Rsd involves irritation and abnormal excitation of nervous tissue, leading to abnormal impulses along nerves that affect blood vessels and skin.

Question 6

what is the possible effect of high e.s.r?

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Elevated ESR: An elevated ESR or erythrocyte (red blood cell) sedimentation rate is a non-specific laboratory test which may or may not be related to an underlying disease process. By itself it does not mean much and has to be interpreted according to the clinical context. Infection, inflammation, malignancy, pregnancy, rheumatic diseases, obesity, etc. Etc. Can cause an elevated esr.

Question 7

what is the most commonly used drug in the u.s.?

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Not sure: but I bet analgesics are way up there.

Question 8

why wouldnt i feel hot, when its hot outside?

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Variables: The normal human human body temp is 98.6 and we all live in that temperature zone;however,  variables , such as humidity,wind,  etc. could theoretically be factors. You may be genetically programmed to be normothermic and it depends on how "hot" it is outside ( in Fahrenheit). It would be strane for you not to feel temperature greater than 100.

Question 9

what does -9 and -10 mean for eyesight in laymens terms?

Accepted Answer

: If they are -9 diopters &amp; -10 diopters then this person has severe myopia (nearsightedness). Take care.

Question 10

if your systolic bp is in the high 120's or low 130's is that considered high?

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No: No, that is normal.

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