was diagnoses with pid 4 years ago but doc never gave me med? will it go away on its own or was i supposed to get meds? said its due to iud i had.

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Had an IUD for 2 years painful cramping. Painful sex could it be pid?

Answer 1

Some times: If pid is acute antibiotics are needed. Chronic pid may not. Key was to get your iud out !

Answer 2

Bronchiolitis: Bronchiolitis is caused by a virus, most often rsv, or respiratory syncitial virus. The viral infection results in inflammation, or swelling, of the lower small airways. The swelling of the tiny airways results in rapid breathing, cough and wheezing. Symptomatic treatment includes clearing the nostrils of mucus, maintaining hydration, and making sure the child has enough oxygen.

Answer 3

Avoid getting colds: A baby who has had bronchiolitis will have very sensitive lungs for at least one to two years. That means the baby may easily start wheezing. Wheezing tends to occur with each cold the baby catches, so parents should try to protect the baby from anybody with cold or flu symptoms in their family. Of course, cigarette smoke, fireplace/bbq smoke, and other irritants can cause wheezing too.

Answer 4

Not much: About 2/3 of infants experience recurrent wheezing after their first episode of bronchiolitis. Viral upper respiratory infections, e.g., common cold, are the most common trigger. Exposure to tobacco smoke is another well known one. Taking precautionary measures to reduce the infant's exposure to individuals with respiratory infection and to tobacco smoke would be prudent.

Answer 5

Flu shot: Children who suffer from bronchiolitis are at increased risk of asthma. As such annual flu vaccines (starting at 6 months of years) are critical.

Answer 6

Time/ lung growth: Most children recover fully from an episode of bronchiolitis, an infection involving mucus plugs and inflammation of the smallest airways. Some children who are at higher risk actually have a genetic predisposition to asthma and/or comparatively worse lung function at birth.

Answer 7

No: The nuchal fold was developed to be assessed at 11-13 weeks, not 20. Even when it is increased, it doesn't mean the baby the baby has down's, just that there is increased risk it could.

Answer 8

Not necessarily: 6.3 mm is above the 6 mm cut-off but that doesn't mean the fetus has trisomy 21. At your age however, an amniocentesis would probably be suggested to determine if there is a chromosomal abnormality due to the increased risk seen in older mothers. Did the ultrasound suggest any other abnormal markers like short long bones or facial abnormalities? Good luck.

Answer 9

Yes: Its not uncommon to see, on sono, something called a sub- chorionic hematoma. A small amount of bleeding has occurred under the membrane called the chorion and causes a separation. It usually resolves without problems. It has, occasionally been associated with abnormal early bleeding and the threat of a miscarriage. Usually everything is fine.

Answer 10

Yes: A separation between then chorion and your uterine wall is common before 16 weeks of pregnancy.

Answer 11

Birth Control (?): If you got an iud on 3/23...That's birth control, you're not likely to get pregnant. If you took ocps for a week and can't get pregnant, good!....They're not made for fertility..... So, if you want birth control, you don't need pills, your iud should suffice. If you want to get pregnant, schedule an appt with your doc & get some seriously well-needed information. Take care of yourself.

Answer 12

Depends on amount: As far as when you can eat it depends on the type of restoration placed. As far as feeling right, it depends on how much was given, location of of injection and your metabolism rate. Usually i tell my patients the felling should last 2-3 hours. If you are more active, this can shorten this time, the type of anesthetic also matters.

Answer 13

4-6 hours: Local anesthesia usually lasts 4-6 hours.

was diagnoses with pid 4 years ago but doc never gave me med? will it go away on its own or was i supposed to get meds? said its due to iud i had.

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