Question 1

how does testorush rx work?

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Simple answer: It doesn't!

Look up "Testosterone Boosters"  use google or any of the major search engines...then

COME TO YOUR OWN CONCLUSIONS
ASK YOUR PCP for his/her opinion as well!
Hope this helps
Dr Z

Question 2

is magna rx really work on men?thanks

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Unaware: never heard of magna rx.  If it is a supplement for testosterone or erectile dysfunction, I would tend to say no, see your doctor for FDA approved treatments.

Question 3

wr/cp.. dr releasing me 4 fullduty after 2rnds of 6 kenlg inj. 1rnd of 8tendr point inj.  rx's-& flectr paks & p.t. no diff. all resrcs exhstd- now?

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No: You mention several  therapies, which are all non-specific.  But nowhere do you mention injury or diagnosis.  Did doctor touch you & move your body about to determine what is wrong?  Was your discomforted body part undressed, poked, & prodded?  This is only way to determine what is wrong.  Soft tissue injuries do not show up on x- rays.  Rational treatments follow upon first determining diagnosis.

Question 4

is 4.26 rbc to low?

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The RBC: Count is not all that helpful. Focus on the hemoglobin (HGB) or hematocrit (hct).

Question 5

hi, what means rbc 4-10?

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Was this from a: urine sample?  Microscopic hematuria  means that there are red blood cells in urine but only enough enough that it can be seen with a microscope.

Question 6

what is rbc morphology rev?

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Review of the: Red blood cells for size, shape, color and variability of the above.

Question 7

rbc is 8-10 hpf, this is normal?

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.low RBC: We use the term hemoglobin rather than RBC. Most labs have a lower limit of normal around 12 or so.  A level below the lower limit of normal can be 'normal' for about 5% of the US population. Key here is to see if a prior level was higher.  Anemia is the term we use to describe a low hemoglobin and causes should be found.

Question 8

how to get roxi out your system?

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Don't take any more: I assume roxi=roxicet/roxicodone, the highly addictive pain killer. Roxi has a half-life of about 2-4 hours (time it takes to reduce by half in your body), thus after 5-6 half-lives (18-24hrs) from last dose, there is much left. You don't have to do anything, just don't take it any more and your body will take care of it. Be good and be safe, chelseatea. Consult doc. Good luck.

Question 9

how can i lower my rbc naturally?

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Bleeding: Bleeding is the best way to lower RBC. But it depends on what you mean by naturally.  In all seriousness, if you need to decrease your RBC, the best way is phlebotomy at your doctor's office. If you smoke, stop. If you have sleep apnea, use CPAP. Make sure your doctor has excluded "Polycythemia Vera" which is like a precancer of red-blood cells in which you have too many and need medication.

Question 10

what are the main effects of rbbb?

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None: Rbbb is a slight cardiac condition abnormality.   It causes no symptoms, is not associated with any other conditions, and is really of no significant clinical consequence.

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