Chatham, NJ
A 23-year-old female asked:
can low blood pressure cause you to feel dizzy with eyes closed when lying down and fine every time else, like bending head side or down. ?
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Dr. Catherine Willneranswered
Neurology 35 years experience
Probably not: If low blood pressure is source of sensation you are calling dizziness, it would usually worse when you are upright. There are certain types of vertigo and disequilibrium that are worse when you have your eyes closed. Consider an evaluation with your pcp about whether your blood pressure is low or other causes for these symptoms.
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A 29-year-old member asked:
Im having saveir pain in my right upper calf I have a history of blood clots but in my arms the pain has been their for a while but not this bad. ?
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Dr. Bradley Thomasanswered
Vascular Surgery 19 years experience
Ultrasound. : It is unusual for blood clots in the calf to cause severe pain. However, the test is simple. Get an ultrasound to rule this out because you already have a personal history of deep vein thrombosis.
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A 37-year-old member asked:
I have been nauseous and extremely tired for the past months, also have severe stabbing pain iny lower right pelvic area ( not pregnant). Been to doctors but keep saying they can't figure out what it is. Also dizzy all the time?
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Dr. Addagada Raoanswered
General Surgery 56 years experience
Need investigations: Varieties of diseases can cause your symptoms first pelvic exam by your gyn doctor, it could be pelvic inflammatory disease (pid). A misses appendicitis with small pelvic abscess, low blood sugar, uncontrolled diabetes , or hypertension , need simple sonogram to ct scan, endoscopy etc. You need these step by step to find cause and then the cure.
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A 53-year-old female asked:
I suffer with chrohns and I have a colostomy and the skin around the stoma burns so bad that it brings tears to my eyes. Do you have any suggestions?
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Dr. David Wishnewanswered
Wound care 42 years experience
Peristomal wound: When i see a patient who has difficulties with peristomal wound or pain, i generally try to ascertain cause. Usually, if there is no underlying pathology, the skin is irritated by the adhesive. Using a hydrocolloid dressing beneath the adhesive may reduce the difficulties.
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A member asked:
Thick nasal mucus - I have to blow my nose very hard to get the plug feeling out, it is commonly very thick, white (not clear). Should I be concern?
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Dr. Jeffrey Pollardanswered
ENT and Head and Neck Surgery 21 years experience
Thick nasal mucus: Thick nasal mucus can be related to sinusitis, but not necessarily. If you have chronic allergies or recurrent infections you should consult a doctor who can identify if there is an opportunity to improve nasal inflammation with sprays or treat infection with antibiotics. You may benefit from good nasal hygiene as well which involves using salt water rinses to clear mucus and allergens.
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Saint Cloud, FL
A 30-year-old male asked:
If I had a seizure 14 years ago in my sleep with my eyes just rolling no convulsions what kind would that be all my records were lost?
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Dr. William Goldieanswered
Pediatric Neurology 48 years experience
Back off: Jeff - please find yourself a good doctor to talk to face to face. Do not keep sending the same questions. Set your mind at ease and resolve your conflicts. That will be the only way to resolve your concerns!
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