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thats about it?

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More info needed: Your symptoms are nonspecific. If you have persistent abdominal pain, especially with associated tenderness, you should be examined promptly, preferably in the hospital emergency room. The physician will take a thorough history and system review, perform an examination and order any appropriate tests in order to make a diagnosis. However if symptoms are mild and not persistent, see your MD.

Question 2

xo is that turners?

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45, XO: This genetic result is compatible with turner's syndrome. However, there are many genetic variations for turner's.

Question 3

that's all for now.

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Get treated: I agree that you most likely have a lower urinary tract bacterial infection, possibly in the bladder, prostate gland or urethra. After submitting a clean catch urine culture and colony count, which may take 48 hours for results, I recommend getting started on  antibiotics (which can be changed if needed)without waiting for results of the culture. Go to the emergency room for prompt attention.

Question 4

no, thats everything?

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Could be serious: You have a cough productive of phlegm, at night when lying flat, without lots of other respiratory symptoms or symptoms of the Covid 19 disease. What about temperature, diarrhea, shortness of breath?  Covid 19 disease is still a possibility, I suggest PCR testing and physical exam of breathing, possible antibiotic treatment for allergic response or pneumonia. Good Luck.

Question 5

that is covered already?

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Rash: Your rash would require medical history, visualization and possible testing to be able to provide an accurate diagnosis and a treatment plan.

Question 6

i have that and is it bad?

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You need to tell: us what you have.  Then we can try to be helpful.  Peace and good health.

Question 7

that's all for now thanks!

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Cough:  Symptoms of COVID 19 infection may include (but aren’t limited to) dry cough, shortness of breath, nasal congestion, fever, headache, sore throat, feeling tired,  loss of sense of taste/smell, decreased appetite, nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, chills without or without shaking &amp; muscle aches.  Review COVID 19 symptoms and then you can review with your PCM. STOP SMOKING !!!!!

Question 8

my ph,va is 6.0 is that bad?

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Depends: The normal pH of a premenopausal vagina is slightly acidic ~4.5.  Concern about an elevated pH depends on how pH was collected, your age, and if symptomatic.  If vaginal swab was placed in saline prior to testing, it will artificially elevated vaginal pH.  Blood or being postmenopausal will also elevate vaginal pH.  If you are symptomatic - itching / pain with sex / dryness, see your clinician.

Question 9

is 5'8 that tall or average?

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Average: First I will assume that you are talking about males. Second, I will assume that are talking about USA. The average height in the US is about 5'9. So 5'8 is also considered average.

Question 10

my b/p is113/64 is that good?

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Bp : Normal range is 100-140/60-90. There are guideline for different medical conditions. Consult with your doctor.

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