Question 1

i am currently on an anti inflammatory antipyretic non steroidal medicine along with profinal for extra pain, is it okay to drink alcohol ?

Accepted Answer

No: That combination of alcohol with those meds creates increased risk, especially for ulcers and bleeds.

Question 2

can you tell me how i could chemically distinguished among ethanal and propanal?

Accepted Answer

Easy.: I am assuming you mean ethanal (acetaldehyde) and propanal (propionaldehyde) and not ethanol and propanol which are far more commonly encountered.

How about NMR or GC?

Physical test would be

BP ethanal 68.4 F
BP propanol 115-122 F

Chemical test - iodine in KOH gives a positive reaction for ethanal and not for proposal.

Question 3

mlld renal paraecmol disses rt kid siz86mm lt kid siz112mm can l normal life prosibal?

Accepted Answer

Certainly.: Normal life is possible with even one kidney, but you will want to protect that kidney carefully.  Discuss your kidney health with your doctor and be careful with diet, exercise and avoid injuries

Question 4

what does regional and proximal enteritis mean?

Accepted Answer

Crohn's disease: Regional enteritis is another name for crohn's disease, named so because crohn's tends to cause skip lesions, affecting discontinuous portions of the bowel.  Crohn's can affect any portion of the bowel from end to end. Proximal enteritis affects the proximal, or higher portions of the bowel, including duodenum and/or jejunum.

Question 5

what is best medicine to be taken when it was diagnose with moderate hydronephrosis secondary to proximal ureterolithiases?

Accepted Answer

Lots of fluid: Drinking lots of fluid can help to flush the stone out and relief the blockage and hydronephrosis.  However, it depends on the size of the ureterolithiasis.  If it is greater than 6mm, a procedure to break up the stone or remove the stone should be considered.

Question 6

where is proximal 2/3 of colon?

Accepted Answer

Colon: From the appendix to approximately the start of the sigmoid colon

Question 7

did i break my proximal phalanx?

Accepted Answer

The best way: To find out is through medical hx, medical eval and x-ray.

Question 8

what is proximal phalangeal cortical lesion?

Accepted Answer

Bone lesion...: The proximal phalanx is the first bone of the fingers and toes (the bone closest to the hand or foot).  The cortex is the hard, outer portion of the bone.  A lesion is just that - a spot that can be seen on x-ray of mri.  Excatly what it is will need to be determined by a radiologist, or removed and diagnosed by a pathologist.

Question 9

what is the symtoms and signs of proximal myopathy?

Accepted Answer

This type of weaknes: Leads to problems with repetitive activity with arms elevated such as styling ones hair. In the lower extremities it makes it harder to rise from a chair and climb stairs. Classically associated with prolonged steroid therapy.

Question 10

my  proximal  lad : 100% stenosis, type c. what should i do?

Accepted Answer

Revascularization: Would seem appropriate. Stent or bypass. Discuss plan with your cardiologist.

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I am currently on an anti inflammatory antipyretic non steroidal medicine along with profinal for extra pain, is it okay to drink alcohol ?

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Can you tell me how i could chemically distinguished among ethanal and propanal?

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Mlld renal paraecmol disses rt kid siz86mm lt kid siz112mm can l normal life prosibal?

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What does regional and proximal enteritis mean?

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What is best medicine to be taken when it was diagnose with moderate hydronephrosis secondary to proximal ureterolithiases?

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Where is proximal 2/3 of colon?

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Did i break my proximal phalanx?

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What is proximal phalangeal cortical lesion?

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What is the symtoms and signs of proximal myopathy?

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My proximal lad : 100% stenosis, type c. what should i do?

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