i was attacked by sclerosis vasculitis virus and it made a scar on my left eyeball at one years old. the scar can be removed pursuing a surgery?

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After chalazion surgery, will the eye go back to the way it was, or will there be a permanent scar left behind?

Answer 1

Ocular scarring: Without knowing where this so-called scar is located there is no way in which to tell what might be done, but would strongly suggest seeing an ophthalmologist and being fully assessed.

Answer 2

Pinkeye: Most pinkeye is due to viral infection. The 40 or so viruses which can cause this have a symptom cycle of 3 to 10 days of activity until recovery except for the several that cause corneal immune deposits which can last longer. Antibiotic eyedrops do not treat viral disease but merely prevent secondary bacterial invasion. They do not alter the time cycle of the viral infection.

Answer 3

Bacterial disease: This usually improves within 24 hours and resolves completely oner 3-5 days. Time to resolution depends on the severity and causative organism though.

Answer 4

Vagina: An orgasm is a physiologic response to effectively applied stimulation. It does not really involve the ovaries or uterus.

Answer 5

Ovaries: It may decrease your drive for sex because ovaries produce testosteron, the hormone involved in sexual drive. But if you are already able to have orgasm, you should maintain this ability.

Answer 6

Yes: If hormones are optimized throughout the body & vaginal estrogen is used, this should not be a problem. I have, however, had women whose orgasmic trigger was stimulation of the cervix & have trouble after hysterectomy. I usually ask this question, & leave the cervix during hysterectomy if this is an important part of a woman's orgasmic response.

Answer 7

Breast ca: Yes. Both men and women get breast cancer. The shutting off of the ovaries will decrease the estrogen production but the testosterone shots have their own issues. Regardless, the risk is still there.

Answer 8

Possibly: I would imagine risk is much lower because of the mastectomies and removal of ovaries, depending on stage of transformation.

Answer 9

No: In fact, surgery is almost never indicated for pulmonary embolism or dvt. Almost all cases can be treated effectively with blood thinners.

Answer 10

Almost never: As dr. Hermann said, surgery is virtually never recommended as treatment for a pulmonary embolism. Blood thinners are generally always the treatment of choice.

Answer 11

No.: Most cases are treated with blood thinners but more severe cases might need endovascular treatment such as a catheter and drugs to help break down the clot directly, a balloon to open narrowed veins or stents to keep them open. All are done as outpatient procedures usually. We sedate patients and use local numbing medicine.

Answer 12

No: Biliary dyskinesia is not associated with weight gain.

Answer 13

Perhaps the opposite: Perhaps weight gain, from e.g. Excess fat calories is worsening your gallbladder symptoms. The surgery should not cause weight gain, nor the post surgery.

Answer 14

Not directly: Weight gain is not related to a gallbladder condition, but related to a person's diet, calorie intake, and physical activities. I have had patients who feel better after gallbladder surgery & then eat more, resulting indirectly in weight gain after surgery. This does not occur in everyone.

i was attacked by sclerosis vasculitis virus and it made a scar on my left eyeball at one years old. the scar can be removed pursuing a surgery?

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