Question 1

can my girlfriend have carried trech for four years and its just now showing up?

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Trichomonas?: Maybe. Maybe not. Depends on one's life story. The CDC website says... most infected persons (70%–85%) have minimal or no symptoms, and untreated infections might last for months to years. Some infected men have symptoms of urethritis, epididymitis, or prostatitis, and some infected women have vaginal discharge that might be diffuse, malodorous, or yellow-green with or without vulvar irritation.

Question 2

how do i treat it?

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Dermatologist: You don't mention where these skin lesions are. The first thing is to obtain an accurate diagnosis, preferably from a dermatologist. Appropriate treatment and follow-up will then be obtained.

Question 3

how can i treat it?

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Doctor may drain it: With a visit to the doctor, a person can get his boil treated. Most boils are treated with drainage of the pus inside. Antibiotics are sometimes, but not always, used after that. For boils that don't look like they are thin enough to lance through the skin, antibiotics may be used to stop the infection... and then a surgeon can remove the non-infected "cyst" at a later time.

Question 4

how do i treat them?

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What: give more details how often do you treat what?

Question 5

how do you treat nec?

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Hold feeds: If by nec you mean necrotizing enterocolitis then treatment usually involves stopping feedings, relieving gas in the intestines by use of a small suction tube and initiating antibiotics.

Question 6

how can i treat this ?

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Depends on diagnosis: Doctor can evaluate and help. GERD is one possibility. Gastroesophageal reflux disease is when the stomach contents comes back up into the esophagus too often, with or without feeling symptoms such as heartburn. A person with GERD should is helped with lifestyle improvements, avoiding vinegar and other acidic foods or liquids like juice or soda, plus using acid blockers to decrease acidity.

Question 7

how can i treat this??

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Question unclear but: Are we talking about a boil? One can get a boil treated by his primary care doctor. Most are treated with drainage of the pus inside. Antibiotics are sometimes, but not always, used after that. For boils that don't look like they are thin enough to lance through the skin, antibiotics may be used to stop the infection, and then a surgeon can remove the non-infected "cyst" at a later time if needed.

Question 8

what can i treat first?

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What needs treatment: Sorry but we need more details to give you some help. Go see your Family Doc for evaluation &amp; appropriate treatment. S/he can help you decide what to treat first, if something needs treatment in 1st place. Perhaps your concerns can be treated simultaneously, like obesity, high blood pressure, high cholesterol &amp; diabetes, which seem to run together.

Question 9

how can i treat my cut?

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Minor cut: Wash with warm water and soap. Apply antibiotic ointment ; place bandaid. If it has been more than 10 years since your last tetanus shot - may need that.

Question 10

how do you treat add?

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: I feel best care and follow-up are provided by a psychiatrist. Such specialists utilize fast acting stimulant meds as well nonstimulant meds. These are not simple to work with if you're not especially experienced in prescribing them longterm.

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