Nacl 6 Eye Ointment Health Feed

Get his vital parameters of the body checked from a nearby doctor and follow up with findings and make him drink ors solution

As per your description it seems that you might have intestinal obstruction. Also reports are suggestive of infection and anaemia.

A woman can have a brown discharge for several weeks, months or even years prior to the first period. This may also continue even after the menses is over. In some cases, brown discharge may occur a few times before the first period.
Occasional discharge of brown fluid from the vagina should not always be regarded as a cause for concern.
There could be various reason of it that may include ovulation, old endometrial tissues, cervical cancer perimenopause etc.

Modern medicine does not have any particular recommendation on this but you can do so if there are no contraindications such as diseases or medicines that increase potassium levels. Taking potassium chloride will not deplete sodium if your kidneys are functioning normally. You will get sodium from several other sources anyway. Table salt is not the only source of sodium.

salt contain sodium chloride ,in which sodium is responsible for increasing blood pressure that is why common salt is avoided in hypertension.and there is no chance of sodium deficiency in body because our raw foods their self are rich source of sodium,like tomato,milk curd,potato,sweet potato,green veg etc.

It's not chlorides but fluorides which cause the problem get scaling polishing done by a dentist it will not help if discolouration is there for that get bleaching done.

Dear Labrate user, you are suffering from productive cough and taking cough syrup given by the chemist. Firstly if this cough is of short duration 3-4 day and not associated with fever and other symptom then it's ok. Otherwise you need thorough checkup.

U mean to see that you were given infusion of NS (normal saline). It's totally safe and you sud trust your treating doctor and if you don't then visit someone you trust.

I would suggest only one thing- don't read too much into the reports! The chloride levels are very dynamic and highly unstable. They are also affected hugely by lab reagents in monitoring and as such carry no significance in our day-to-day patient evaluation. Please relax!

Please
Don't worry
Use filtered water only
Take plenty of water daily
Take salads and fruits more
Go for morning and evening walk daily for good digestion and easy defication and good circulation
Recheck electrolytes after 3 wks at another lab.