A 27-year-old male asked:
ultrasound confirmed presence of 2 ecogenic masses(7mm and 4mm) in infundibular region of gall bladder. no movement in these masses with the change of patient posture. what does it means and is any anything to worry ? i feel no pain.
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Dr. Rawhi Omaranswered
Pathology 44 years experience
Small tumors?: Your age and absence of pain suggest possible small tumors or polyps..the radiologist's report usually includes suggested diagnosis, if not check with a GI/liver specialist
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Ice: Try to limit the pain killers. Usually an absolute max is 8/day. It depends on the drug and the strength. Cold packs for 15-20 minutes at a time can help. There are many different meds to try if the 1 you are using is not effective.
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A 23-year-old female asked:
Since I was 5 I have had hearing problems. Now i'm 23 can't hardly hear feels like blockage. Ears hurt, and can't sit through fireworks. Please help!?
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Dr. Robert Kwokanswered
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Need full evaluation: A person with hearing problems since age 5 years will have had evaluations by her pediatrician or primary care doctor, been referred to an audiologist for complete testing, and been seen by an ENT doctor to find out if there is any correctable disorder causing the hearing problems. If these things have not been done, she should write down her story and take it to her primary care doctor to start.
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I have the flu and am struggling to breath with bad chest pains and shooting pains down my left arm?
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See a doctor: This no longer sounds like influenza. If flu to begin with this can predispose you to secondary acute bacterial pneumonia which can be potentially very severe and even fatal. Please go to an emergency room asap and be examined and treated. Do not wait. Hope you are better soon.
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Phlebitis & others: Pain and inflammation of the leg veins is called phlebitis. When this occurs it can be painful to the touch. The worrisome condition for which you need to get checked is a blood clot (deep venous thrombosis, dvt). This can be checked with a duplex ultrasound of your leg veins to make sure there is flow that is not blocked by a clot in your vein. There are many reasons for swelling so get checked!
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