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Leg &amp; Walking: The symptoms you mention need to be evaluated by your doctor, who may send you to a specialist.  Among other possibilities, you may have a knee issue and you don't want it to throw off the rest your your body musculature.  Peace and good health.

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Back &amp; hand pain: There really is almost no information to go on here. Is this a chronic condition? Suffered an injury? Not sure what they is an association of lower back pain and hand pain? All I can do is suggest warm to both areas, NSAID's and evaluation.

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Possibilities!: You may want to differentiate the area of disorder of your eyes. Staring from outside, if is eyelid dermatitis is worth thinking in an allergic dermatitis or irritant think makeup, nail polish. If is in the edge could be a blepharitis, may be related to seborrheic dermatitis and cleaning with baby shampoo could help. If is in the eye could be a conjunctivitis and could be allergic, viral, other

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Back pain: is  there fever? is it on the right or left ? Able to eat? May be kidney stone, or constipation rarely unusual presentation of appendicitis- if on the right. Could be related to pancreas as well or stomach ( I have seen GERD / H pylori present as back pain) , rarely aneurysm. Would follow up with  MD/ urgent care today.

Question 5

aphthoulscer so often?

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Probably stress: If you are having recurrent aphthous ulcers, most likely this is due to stress.  However, it could be herpes, which also can be induced by stress.  Sometimes, recurrent ulcers may also be a sign of HIV infection, so you may want to get an HIV test. Ultimately, if concerned, i would recommend seeing your medical provider to have them confirm the ulcer or perhaps biopsy the ulcer.

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how often can a man sex?

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Depends upon you: A man can have sex as much as he wants and he can.

Question 7

why do i get b v so often?

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Bacterial vaginitis: Bv is mainly due to shift overgrowth of your own vaginal organism. Do not do vaginal douches. Avoid unnecessary antibiotic use. They can change your vaginal natural bacterial environment causing BV to grow. Exam and testing is important to rule out other infections.

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HealthTap services: HealthTap provides users easy access to virtual consultations with doctors (fee-based), and to free informational answers to simple questions. Patients asking questions can select the general information forum or the fee-based personal medical care forum. HealthTap's site also has years of brief questions and answers that users can easily access, to find instant answers to their similar concerns.

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how often should i be treated?

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Depends: If you think about there are many different conditions and people react differently to treatment.  So there is no simple answer.
Talk it over with your health care provider and or therapist. If you want you can always get a second opinion.

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how often can i use my nubizer?

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Answer: Quick-relief medications such as albuterol will help relieve sudden asthma symptoms. They typically begin working 5 to 15 minutes after treatment and can usually be administered every 3 to 4 hours, •	long-term swelling, and overproduction of mucus.Control medications that help manage symptoms on a daily basis. Steroids (corticosteroids) are taken once or twice daily and work to control inflammation.

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