i ate 4 pieces of undercooked/raw shrimp that were previously frozen raw from a prepackaged microwavable meal box. i heated it but it was still half gray. should i expect onset of illness soon? recommended prophylactic? i feel so dumb. thanks.

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Worried that the dishes i ate off of for every meal (and used in the microwave on occasion) until i was 11 weeks pregnant contained lead.?

Answer 1

Raw shrimp: https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/can-you-eat-raw-shrimp#safety Consider probiotic like Florastor , and activated charcoal. Take charcoal 3-4 hours apart from Florastor so it does not affect the probiotic. https://www.drugs.com/mtm/florastor.html f/u/ w/ MD/ gastroenterology if diarrhea develops.

Answer 2

DKC1: The most famous of these is dyskeratosis congenita, in which the cells of the body that must constantly renew themselves eventually fail. Thankfully, it is quite uncommon. Ordinary pernicious anemia (which should not be missed) can make the hair go gray early.

Answer 3

?: It is said that pernicious anemia can be associated with gray hair that can be corrected with vitamin B12 therapy. Pa is more likely to occur if there is a family history of autoimmune diseases, including others with pa, but the tendency is not so strong as inheriting eye color or skin color. The truly inherited anemias (hemoglobinopathies hemolytic anemias, etc) don't cause gray hair.

Answer 4

Melasma: Melasma is caused by hormones in women usually associated with pregnancy, oral contraceptives, hormonal replacement therapy, etc. It can appear brown, gray, or brown-black. Other causes of gray discoloration are sun damage, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, reaction to medications (ie: minocycline).

Answer 5

Eczema or dry skin: Eczema or dry skin can cause this issue. Try washing your face regularly and using skin lotion/moisturizer. If no improvement, see a dermatologist.

Answer 6

Maybe: This may be a concussion of the retina called commotio retina. Sometimes, this may be associated with bleeding in the eye, retinal tears or detachments or other ocular damage. It's a good idea to have a dilated eye exam with pressure check asap.

Answer 7

See a doctor today: There can be different reasons for the spot in your vision, such as inflammation and swelling in the front or back of the eye, a retinal problem, as well as others. This is not something that you should try to let resolve itself. See an eye doctor immediately; they can properly diagnose and treat your vision very rapidly.

Answer 8

Corns are shaved off: Warts are usually frozen off, but corns and calluses are shaved off with a sharp scalpel blade.

Answer 9

Not frozen: Corns can not be frozen off.

Answer 10

Warts can be frozen.: Freezing--or cryotherapy--can be an effective wart treatment, as can certain chemicals or burning with electrocautery. Calluses, unfortunately, occur because of pressure or friction, and if your foot type causes pressure in a certain area when you walk, no amount of freezing will make that callus go away.

Answer 11

Warts: Corns are not frozen off as they do not respond to that therapy. Warts can be frozen because they are caused by a virus and they do respond to that form of treatment. See your podiatrist for assistance.

Answer 12

Yes: As long as its well controlled and no signigicant exercise induced hypertension is present. This assumes a thorough cardiovascular workup was done at the time of its diagnosis.

Answer 13

It depends: Depending on your medical problems, you should check with your doctor, boxing can cause traumatic brain injury and I do not recommend it in general.

i ate 4 pieces of undercooked/raw shrimp that were previously frozen raw from a prepackaged microwavable meal box. i heated it but it was still half gray. should i expect onset of illness soon? recommended prophylactic? i feel so dumb. thanks.

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