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Health Query

I don’t understand why my poop is always in the diarrhea form. Why it has some little red, white flakes in it. I don’t know if that is consider normal. I also poop once a day or sometimes whenever. I don’t smoke or drink alcohol but just friday I had about 5 tiny sips of margarita one drink serving for the first time. I eat breakfast at times, sometimes lunch if i’m hungry, but definitely dinner.

Dr. Mamta Arya91%(279 ratings)

MD- Ayurveda, Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medi...read more

Ayurveda•Ahmedabad

You seem to have an infection. Take enterogermina one vial daily for 5 days. Contact me after that.

7 people found this helpful

Health Query

I m 36 year old. I m taking insulin. But I feel fatigue and painful although sugar level is control

Dr. Jatin Soni

MBBS

General Physician•Mumbai

Hello mr raghuvir if possible take intramuscular injection 2 cc vitcofol on alternate days ----1 vial

Asked for female, 39 years old from Bangalore

Hi, my brother in law got black fungus after covid 19 .as amphotericin b injection is not available in hospital. Dr. now giving oral posaconazole tablets. Surgery has already done. Is it curable from that tablets and for how long?

Dr. S.B. Rolaniya88%(203 ratings)

MD - Dermatology, MBBS

Dermatologist•

black fungus/Mucormycosis is a serious disease. Liposomal Amphotericin B is best medicine but it is very costly & not available everywhere. Posaconazole is also very good drug. Improvement will depend upon disease Severity & stage.

139 people found this helpful

Asked for male, 21 years old from Kolkata

What kind of medicines are used to reduce Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) Level from blood?

Dr. Sajeev Kumar91%(40820 ratings)

C.S.C, D.C.H, M.B.B.S

General Physician•Alappuzha

Some medications, including chloramphenicol or streptomycin, may lower your BUN levels. Other drugs, such as certain antibiotics and diuretics, may increase your BUN levels. Commonly prescribed medications that may raise your BUN levels include: amphotericin B (AmBisome, Fungizone)

12 people found this helpful

Health Query

Hello Dr. Thanks for giving us the opportunity to share our health issue with you, please let me state the problem from the very beginning until now, i'd try to be detailed yet concise as much as possible. It all started about one year ago, when my mother started exhibiting symptoms of osteoarthritis: pain at both knees, inability to go upstairs, feeling tired when exerting effort, and crackling sound from both knees. Therefore, we visited a local orthopedist (let it be doctor a), that diagnosed my mom with osteoarthritis and prescribed her (diacerein) and some other anti-inflammatory drugs alongside with a topical cream. My mom followed the instructions and took her medications as prescribed and then, without the doctor's advice, she stopped all medications. And this how things went, sometimes taking medications and sometimes suddenly discontinue using them, until she felt the same pain the felt a year ago (but way, more severe) in august 2021 (this year), we visited the same doctor (doctor a, firstly he rebuked us for discontinuing the medications, and then he suggested performing an x-ray on both knees, and we did (attached here) url Google.com/file/d/105v-jjdzwve0l0tcbaznpdvae8aawqx_/view? Usp=sharing after checking the x-ray, he stated that my mother is suffering from a 4th degree osteoarthritis with left knee being more affected, he prescribed us some medications, but more or less, nothing improved. Until that day that was about two months ago, my mother was walking when suddenly, without any introduction, she felt that her right leg is (twisted) and she felt like (the bones of her leg aren't intact and her leg isn't interconnected) that's as stated by mother exactly after this sudden (twist), so, we visited another doctor (doctor b, and after telling him the whole thing, he stated that there might be a tear in the radial meniscus in the right knee, so he proposed making mri to check further (and the injury was strange for me, as the x-ray shows that the left leg is more damaged than the right one, so how come the right one is twisted ?). We did, we performed mri (attached): left knee: url Google.com/file/d/1_z0hpdb7tdpxpbxdwf2s9uqu8lhc5i45/view? Usp=sharing right knee: url Google.com/file/d/11swrypscko5k6ruipqwprphthlves_i_/view? Usp=sharing and after doctor b checked the mri, he stated that there's a tear in the meniscus and we should perform what is known as (arthroscopy) to fix this torn meniscus. Before taking this step, we visited another doctor (doctor c), and we showed him the mri result, he stated that this (twist) and the entailed pain happened as a result of osteoarthritis, and there's no tears in the meniscus. He suggested performing some physical therapy and we may, may need to perform a joint replacement surely, and that's it. Then, we visited another doctor (doctor d) and after doing the exact same steps of telling him the story, showing him the mri, he stated that there's no need for either arthroscopy or joint replacement therapy, also another doctor (doctor e) stated the same as doctor d, and this doctor e suggested injecting a vial inside the knees, and after searching over the internet, I concluded that there is a famous type of injections known as (hyaluronic acid) and another way less famous injection known as (polyacrylamide gel), and unfortunately, we were persuaded to inject the second type, which is the polyacrylamide gel. So Dr. e injected my mother with this infamous drug, its name is (noltrex) by the way, and to be honest I have never seen anyone around me taking the same drug, all people inject this hyaluronic acid vial. He stated that an improvement will be felt and seen after a month, and it have been 5 weeks now, and nothing happened. Mother is still suffering, and we still have nothing to do, we are very very confused, so dear dr, what do you suggest? Do you suggest trying another injection therapy? And what does the mri read? Please guide us to what you see the best. Thanks in advance dear dr.

Dr. Sushma Shah93%(9037 ratings)

MBBS

General Physician•Vadodara

Hello, in fourth degree injury no injection give any relived.
Truly speaking I am suffering from just similar complaints. Exactly same. So my doctor advice physiotherapy to strength the thigh muscles. Igot lot of relief. But knee to replace is sure shot. Yet we could not make it. N unable to go for physiotherapy.
So don't believe on any inj results high or low price.
Only pain killer till you arrange knee replacement.

98 people found this helpful

Asked for Female, 30 years old from Hisar

I am 23 years Female. I have got fungal infection in my pelvic region. I applied amphotericin ointment and ate antibiotics for 3 weeks. But situation is same. I have irresistible itching there. Please tell me what should I do.

Dr. S K Mittal88%(3972 ratings)

MBBS

General Physician•Bangalore

there is no itching in fungal infection, it may be dermatitis/ apply betnovate cream locally twice a day, keep the area dry. thanks

7225 people found this helpful

Asked for male, 22 years old from Hyderabad

I was prescribed to use Insugen insulin 30/70, and directed to use 50 units in the morning and 40 units at night. I was bought 40IU/ml insulin for the first time and by mistake I bought 100IU/ml for the next time. So can I use the second one or I have to change the product.

Dr. Deep Dutta

MBBS, MD - General Medicine, DM - Endocr...read more

Endocrinologist•Delhi

Use a 100U/ml syringe (orange cap) for the 100u/ml vial or use a 40U/ml syringe (red cap) for 40u/ml vial. As long as u dont mix them up, you will do just fine. All pen cartridges come as 100u/ml concentration only. Never mix up the syringes or pen cartridges

570 people found this helpful

Asked for male, 29 years old from Gurgaon