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A 30-year-old male asked:
past three years i had two episodes of pancreatitis with unknown cause. can i eat two bananas with one glass milk in breakfast daily. will it be best?
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Yes: You should be able to eat those items for breakfast without a problem.
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Hoarseness: The cure depends on the cause... Infections, polyps, nodules, tumors, gerd, vocal abuse, yeast infections, smoking, vocal abuse, etc. Etc.
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Yes, it's great.: It's best to taper off the zoloft (sertraline) and your doctor has an excellent plan.
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A 18-year-old female asked:
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A 34-year-old male asked:
I m 34, male. Since last 2 yrs I m suffering from asthama.I never had this problem in my life. But now its very difficult to breathe.?
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Doctor can evaluate: For new onset of asthma symptoms in an adult, he can see and follow-up with his primary care doctor. If symptoms are difficult to get rid of, or are unusual, the patient can see an allergy & asthma specialist, and/or see a pulmonologist (lung doctor). Pulmonary function tests and allergy tests can be helpful when looking for the best treatments. For bad symptoms, the E.R. Is the place to go to.
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A 50-year-old member asked:
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Dr. William Forsytheanswered
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Exercise : Adding exercise and self control by reducing portion intake and eating the right foods while counting calories is best. Increase fruit and fiber intake if not eating enough. Take a yoga course or start swimming if not already. Good, low impact exercises. If considering surgical options, know that the best procedures and surgtons usually require that one starts losing weight first.
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