Question 1

i had the the little dots since i was 9 and now am 26 years. they don't itch or anything bad. am just concerned dotor?

Accepted Answer

Dermatologist: They sound benign but for peace of mind have a dermatologist examine them. He/she will also inform you whether they need to be checked in the future or what you have to watch for in the way of changes.

Question 2

one dotor says i have a possible hernia and one says i dont? what do i do?

Accepted Answer

Get a General Surgeo: Get a. Insult with a general surgeon to be examined. In doubt they may order a ct scan which sometimes confirms the diagnosis.

Question 3

my ovaries or something else in that same spot hurt randomly. should i go to the dotor for this?

Accepted Answer

Maybe.: If you haven't been to a gynecologist yet, now is the time. Your gynecologist has a lot to offer young women with respect to birth control, specific vaccines, std testing, teaching about development and sexuality, etc. You'll learn that ovaries are dynamic, changing all the time and with the release of an egg can cause pain. At the same time you may have an exam that shows painful cysts/fibroids.

Question 4

my primary dotor wants me to take a urinary test i am on vyvance and seroqul is that the reason he is testing me? would weed show up on test results?

Accepted Answer

Drug Screening: Yes, illicit drugs will be on the test but most likely he will be testing you for stimulants and vyvanse (lisdexamfetamine) to make sure you are truly taking this medication.

Question 5

i have been told i have bone cancer and it is benign? should i go back to the dotor?

Accepted Answer

Contradiction: The terms bone cancer and benign are mutually contradictory.  Consult your doctor, or better yet, get a second opinion.

Question 6

just recently had a mammo and ultrasound she said that there is a adnormal spot and come back in 6months dotor was checking it from biospy 5months ago?

Accepted Answer

Code 3 mammogram: In a small percentage of mammograms, after appropriate workup with additional views and ultrasound, the findings cannot be clearly called benign, nor are they worrisome enough for biopsy.  These mammograms are called "code 3".  Code 1 & 2 are benign, and 4 & 5 are suspicious.

If code 3, a 6 month followup evaluation (usually repeat mammogram and ultrasound of just 1 side) is an appropriate step.

Question 7

i previously posted about my ankle and got rehab exercises to strengthen it from the dotor. my ankle was healing fine but yesterday at work i felt a sudden stabbing pain while standing, that pain is now present when i stretch my ankle. why is this?

Accepted Answer

: I would recommend going back to the doctor and get the precise diagnosis. You did not specify wear the pain is located so impossible to isolate the structures involved. Sounds like you were doing well so important not to loose what you have worked hard to gain.

Question 8

hi dotor, 
can i use breast enlargement pills for bigger breasts?
are they result in side effects?

Accepted Answer

Well: Im not sure of the efficacy of pills for that purpose, make sure fda approved before u spend tons of money.

Question 9

i think i'm having an allergic reaction to my laudry detergeint should i see my dotor is there anything ican take for pain burning burns when pee?

Accepted Answer

Please see your Dr.: Allergic reactions to laundry detergent can involve the outer labia that come into contact with the allergen. Usually the inner labia are not involved. In addition, allergic reactions itch not burn.  It would burn only if the itchy areas were scratched so that there are open sores. This rash needs to be looked at for a proper diagnosis.

Question 10

can you give me advice about ent, vertigo and nystagmus? i've been to 3 doctors, had a perfect mri and perfect blood work. ent is sending to neuro and vestib rhb. what could be wrong?

Accepted Answer

Vertigo: In general, significant vertigo with nystagmus is a problem with the peripheral vestibular system.  If less severe, nystagmus could be less if "central" vertigo.  An anatomically normal MRI is reassuring but that test does not assess the function of the system.  Formal testing by vestibular specialists is often recommended and sometimes then rehab.  Make sure the MRI reading is good, also.

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A member asked:

I had the the little dots since i was 9 and now am 26 years. they don't itch or anything bad. am just concerned dotor?

A member asked:

One dotor says i have a possible hernia and one says i dont? what do i do?

A member asked:

My ovaries or something else in that same spot hurt randomly. should i go to the dotor for this?

A member asked:

My primary dotor wants me to take a urinary test i am on vyvance and seroqul is that the reason he is testing me? would weed show up on test results?

A member asked:

I have been told i have bone cancer and it is benign? should i go back to the dotor?

A member asked:

Just recently had a mammo and ultrasound she said that there is a adnormal spot and come back in 6months dotor was checking it from biospy 5months ago?

A member asked:

I previously posted about my ankle and got rehab exercises to strengthen it from the dotor. my ankle was healing fine but yesterday at work i felt a sudden stabbing pain while standing, that pain is now present when i stretch my ankle. why is this?

A member asked:

Hi dotor, can i use breast enlargement pills for bigger breasts? are they result in side effects?

A member asked:

I think i'm having an allergic reaction to my laudry detergeint should i see my dotor is there anything ican take for pain burning burns when pee?

A member asked:

Can you give me advice about ent, vertigo and nystagmus? i've been to 3 doctors, had a perfect mri and perfect blood work. ent is sending to neuro and vestib rhb. what could be wrong?

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