Inlays Questions

Hi, Lybrate user, black lines on the nails might be a splinter hemorrhage, which occurs when blood vessels under the fingernail are damaged, often due to injuries, received under nails. It requires a serious, interrogation, locally ,inorder to assess its condition.
Take care.

Well, there can multiple factors like onychomycosis
Brittle nail syndrome
Biotin deficiency
Hand eczema
Ingrown nail.
Paronychia.
Consult me online for the treatment.

We cannot advise for alchol...
Take non veg food in limited quantity... with good physical exercise..

Sports Taping- stretch the tape from both ends and apply on the affected area
Contrast Fomentation (Hot and Cold).

If there's any abnormalities in your ECG and 2d echo. Specialy in 2d echo if any regional wall motion abnormalities present go for angiography to rule out any narrowing or blockade in coronary arteries.

Avoid CT Angio, it not very accurate after stent. Some breathlessness may be side effect of brilinta. It cannot be stopped. Ask you Dr. about substitutes. Too much diet restrictions also causes palpitations. What is your present diet?

Angiography can provide a clear diagnosis if there's any blockade after improving hb level go for angiography. In 2 d echo there's some regional wall motion abnormalities so your doctor advise it.

Percentage of blockage can only be ascertained after seeing the angiogram film and less than 50% is usually treated with medication after clinical examination

It requires regular physiotherapy.
I don't have any details about what kind of treatment you received.
So won't be able to help much.
You should consult a physiotherapist.

Hello. Definitely it can be treated. Keloids have variety of treatment nowadays depending upon its size, position and response. There are procedures like compression bandages, silicon gel or sheet treatment, intralesional steroids, excision etc. But none can be suggested without examination in proper. U can definitely get rid of it, or at least decrease it in size, and prevent its recurrence. For deciding which treatment will suit you and where it can be done, you can consult or text me online w...more