Question 1

symptom for gall blatter attack?

Accepted Answer

Abdominal pain: Usually has right upper quadron abdominal pain after greasy meal, but there's still has patient do not show above symptom. You should see a doctor to get a final diagnose.

Question 2

what are the symptoms of gall stons?

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Gallstone attack: Pain under the right rib cage, nausea and vomiting, fever and chills, and sometimes changes in the color of urine.

Question 3

how do i know if i have gall badder problems?

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Non-specific: Symptoms.  Gall bladder disease has non-specific symptoms such as:     pain, mostly on the upper right side of the abdomen; pain following meals, intolerance of fatty foods,  nausea, vomiting and loss of appetite.

Question 4

what age do you have to be to take gnc medications?

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I don't think GNC: makes medications. They do sell supplements. Age for use - depends on the specific supplement.

Question 5

gnc mega men performance & vitality vitapak - how often should i take it?

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Daily....never?: Certainly no more than once daily, but except in extreme cases (malabsorption, stomach surgery, etc) aim to get your vitamins in a healthy diet, eating a variety of healthy foods.

Question 6

having some major trouble with my life? wife is very suspicious of me. thinks i have a gal but i just like otb

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Open communication: I am guessing that you spend a great deal of time away from home given the time demands of otb.  Your wife is free to interpret your absences in any way she wants unless you give her comfortable reasons to think otherwise.  Might you invite her into the otb arena as an option, which would explain your absences?  Otherwise you have to somehow improve communication to restore the trust.

Question 7

if gluc level is consistently about 83 when going to bed, but 100 when waking up (sometimes it's lower, i.e. 90s, 80s), is there a problem?

Accepted Answer

No.: All the numbers given are within normal range. A normal blood draw glucose would be in the range of 65 to 99. If you're doing a fingerstick it may be a little higher. The numbers you have quoted are not of concern at all

Question 8

what is a quantitive gold test?

Accepted Answer

Quantiferon Gold?: Quantiferon Gold tests for Tuberculosis.

Question 9

can u tell me about gall blader?

Accepted Answer

Gallbladder: Your gallbladder is an organ beneath your liver which holds and concentrates bile, used for digestion/absorption of fats.  The bile duct can be obstructed by  gallstones, leading to pain and foul smelling diarrhea.  The gallbladder can be removed to reduce the risk of formation and recurring blockage.  Risks of this surgery include chronic diarrhea, pain, bleeding, infection, and blockage.

Question 10

how safe are ibiprofen gell caps?

Accepted Answer

Safe within limits: They are as safe as any other form of ibuprofen. Similar concerns regarding stomach upset or bleeding and effects on liver and kidney function are the same as with any other formulation of the drug.

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Gnc mega men performance & vitality vitapak - how often should i take it?

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Having some major trouble with my life? wife is very suspicious of me. thinks i have a gal but i just like otb

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If gluc level is consistently about 83 when going to bed, but 100 when waking up (sometimes it's lower, i.e. 90s, 80s), is there a problem?

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What is a quantitive gold test?

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Can u tell me about gall blader?

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How safe are ibiprofen gell caps?

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