Question 1

my sister uses drugs, she has been to treatment numerous times, shes been in therapy every week for four years. but she still uses daily. i know she wants to get sober nobody wants to be an addict. what should she do?

Accepted Answer

: Besides committing to different therapeutic programs (individual and group counseling in addition to pharmaceutical therapy), she should move out of her current environment which makes drug access is much harder and she can escape the routine interaction.

Question 2

hi,am having painful pee after urinating and boil at the side of my vagina.
is it possible my pattern has an infection
is it std or vagina infection
what should i do and remedy or drugs to take
it all started after four days i had sex unprotected?

Accepted Answer

: Please get seen &amp; examined. You probably need antibiotics but the doctor needs to determine what the infection is to decide on proper treatment. Meanwhile drink plenty of fluids &amp; apply warm compresses to the boil.

Question 3

i repress emotion and continue to hurt my loved ones. what treatment options are available to me without insurance? do i need to be on medication?

Accepted Answer

Repression: You should always start with an evaluation and counseling as forms of treatment. You may have some inner childhood experiences that might be making you repress. Medication should only be a last resort and I am pretty sure there is no medication that can help you unless some psychiatric pathology is found.

Question 4

is there any chance a male could be made impotent through medications or any domestic remedy...koz im having a little problem doing it n have doubts?

Accepted Answer

Yes & Yes: Some medication can cause sexual dysfunction. You can ask your pharmacist or your doctor about the medications you take. Emotional traumas or stress can also effect sexual function.

Question 5

prophyriya treatment & medication?

Accepted Answer

Porphyria: Group of inherited disorders affecting enzymes in production of heme. High carbohydrate diet or infusion of 10% glucose during crises.  Hematin and heme arginate are choice drugs for acute event. Consult hematologist for optimal solutions.

Question 6

what all are the treatment n medications for liqueria?

Accepted Answer

Leucorrhea: Tetracycline, metronidazole, azithromycin, tinidazole have been prescribed for specific infections that may be present as a result of medical (diabetes)l or hygienic issues. That said, many causes are non-bacterial (hormonal, minor blood loss, wounds, irregular bowel function) & suggested home remedies abound on the web. Consider speaking with an md. Hope this is helpful!

Question 7

for cdiff,  what is the most effective medication or remedy?

Accepted Answer

Depends.: If this is initial disease best treatment is Flagyl (metronidazole) if recurrent consider vancomycin or pulsed therapy. Probiotics may have a role.  Stool transplant and other antibiotics are an option for difficult to treat disease.

Question 8

do i need emergency treatment or is there any medication that i can take?

Accepted Answer

Dr. or ER can help: Too many symptoms and details to try to guess the possibilities on a public forum, but for a guy in his late 60's, there is a low threshold for seeing a doctor. If one cannot reach one's primary care doctor on the phone for advice now, the ER would be a wise place to go get examined... to check out the severe headache, rapid heart rate, changes in vision, etc...

Question 9

am suffered from follicullits decalvans what is my treatment ?forward me ur medication

Accepted Answer

Dermatology: Folliculitis decalvans is an inflammatory alopecia causing bogginess or induration of scalp with pustules, erosions, crusts, scaling. Begins at a central point and spreads outward, leaving scarring, sores, and hair loss. No cure has been found but  therapy with Rifampin and Clindamycin 300mg each twice a day for 3 to 5 months patients have seen limited to complete improval.

Question 10

i got nasitis for many years.  what are the treatment options and medications would work for me?

Accepted Answer

I'm really sorry: I can't answer this question because I don't know what "nasitis". This word is not found in medical dictionaries I consulted. Perhaps it is a foreign word or simply misspelled. Perhaps it is meant to be "rhinitis"...chronic inflammation of the nose. Please resubmit and clarify.  I apologize if this is a condition I simply have not heard of:(

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My sister uses drugs, she has been to treatment numerous times, shes been in therapy every week for four years. but she still uses daily. i know she wants to get sober nobody wants to be an addict. what should she do?

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Hi,am having painful pee after urinating and boil at the side of my vagina. is it possible my pattern has an infection is it std or vagina infection what should i do and remedy or drugs to take it all started after four days i had sex unprotected?

A member asked:

I repress emotion and continue to hurt my loved ones. what treatment options are available to me without insurance? do i need to be on medication?

A member asked:

Is there any chance a male could be made impotent through medications or any domestic remedy...koz im having a little problem doing it n have doubts?

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Prophyriya treatment & medication?

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What all are the treatment n medications for liqueria?

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For cdiff, what is the most effective medication or remedy?

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Do i need emergency treatment or is there any medication that i can take?

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Am suffered from follicullits decalvans what is my treatment ?forward me ur medication

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I got nasitis for many years. what are the treatment options and medications would work for me?

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