Question 1

what will happen if you take parocetamol and wiskey?

Accepted Answer

Liver damage: You will damage the liver. The more of each you take, the more damage you will do.

Question 2

my son (7) often (up 100+ times/day) repeats the last few words he said in a whisper. sometimes what others have said, less often. normal?

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No: Not really.Could be an involuntary reaction such as a vocal tic.But this is best answered by your pediatrician. Certainly behavioral and generally not a physical issue.

Question 3

could whispering make you lose your voice?

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If you whisper: LOUDLY - it can cause a strain on vocal cords.

Question 4

i whisked some pudding in a metal bowl and i ate the pudding but didnt realize it had pieces of metal flakes in it. is it bad? i used a metal whisk.

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Eating metal flakes : Eating metal shards is dangerous. By your description, it looks like metal mixed with pudding was dust or small flakes. These small metal pieces should get surrounded by food, will not be absorbed and pass as stool. If there are any chance that you had ingested sharp metal pieces, seek medical attention  immediately.

Question 5

what treatment could be taken for wiickets?

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Rickets?: Rickets is a vitamin d deficiency, so treatment would be supplementation with vitamin d, as well as corrective surgery if needed.

Question 6

consequences of drinking whisky every night?

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Alcoholism: Drinking daily is a good sign that one has tolerance for alcohol or is, in fact, an alcoholic. I would be very curious to see what your liver function testing was. But, also the common issues with alcoholism is a despair, sleep disturbance or obsession and damaged personal relationships.

Question 7

consequences of drinking whisky every night?

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Depends: This depends on how much whiskey you are drinking.  Females should not drink more than two alcoholic drinks daily, but even this, by many, is considered risk consumption.

Question 8

help please! could crocin be taken after whiskey?

Accepted Answer

Not advisable: Crocin is a brand name for tylenol (acetaminophen) and the toxicity of this drug, even in low doses, is increased by drinking, especially drinking in large amounts.  The combination of regular drinking and regular Acetaminophen is potentially hazardous to the liver, and should be avoided. If we are talking one drink and one tylenol every so often, it is probably not a problem.

Question 9

what amount of whisky is allowed to a diabtic person?

Accepted Answer

Less than 2 shots: Men are encouraged to drink less than two servings of alcohol at all times so diabetics should definitely be cautionary in limiting their total alcohol to less than two shots per day.

Question 10

is taking 2 pegs of whisky everyday good for health or harmful?

Accepted Answer

Alcohol Daily: Daily use of alcohol lis in no way healthy.  It is unhealthy calories, unhealthy for your liver and unhealthy for your brain.

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What will happen if you take parocetamol and wiskey?

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My son (7) often (up 100+ times/day) repeats the last few words he said in a whisper. sometimes what others have said, less often. normal?

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Could whispering make you lose your voice?

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I whisked some pudding in a metal bowl and i ate the pudding but didnt realize it had pieces of metal flakes in it. is it bad? i used a metal whisk.

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What treatment could be taken for wiickets?

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Consequences of drinking whisky every night?

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Consequences of drinking whisky every night?

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Help please! could crocin be taken after whiskey?

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What amount of whisky is allowed to a diabtic person?

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Is taking 2 pegs of whisky everyday good for health or harmful?

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