Multiple Myeloma Symptoms Questions

Fever, headache,Sore throat
Multiple red,itchy skin rashes
Over scalp, face ,abdomen, back and extremities
appearing in crops and forming blisters and subsequent crust
It is highly infectious, so avoid contact with chicken pox patient

Common symptom of tuberculosis are

Low grade fever

cough

small multiple swelling in neck

blood in sputum

weight loss

Night sweat

loss of appetite

Tuberculosis can be treated completely when complete treatment is taken as many class of Antitubercular drugs are available

Dear lybrate-user,
symtoms of mouth cancer are multiple. Since mouth has many parts and cancer can form on any part of mouth. Symtoms will be according to part involved. Grossly all irritants like smoking, pan masala, gutka, inflamation caused by irritating eatables, poor hygiene of mouth, very hot beverages can be contributing factors. You need to avoid these all for prevention.

Chikangunya starts as any other viral fever with headache, bodyache, chills fever But very severe and sudden onset of joint pains single or multiple with painful and restricted mobility of joints. There will be remissions and relapses. Treatment is symptomatic. Occasionally rash will appear on body. See a physician for proper clinical examination and diagnosis.

Dear Scariachan. Dissociative identity disorder, previously called multiple personality disorder, is usually a reaction to trauma as a way to help a person avoid bad memories.
Dissociative identity disorder is characterized by the presence of two or more distinct personality identities. Each may have a unique name, personal history and characteristics.
Treatment include Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Family Therapy and Psychotherapy.
Take care

1. Contact with infected blood like blood handling, transfusion of hiv infected blood/blood products/hemo dialysis, organ/ organ tansplantation
2. Through semen (cum, preseminal fluid (pre cum), rectal fluid as in anal intercourse, saliva, vaginal secretion, breast milk, unprotected sex with multiple sexual partners
3. Sharing of needles as in intra venous drug abuse 4. Sharing of razor, tooth brush, nail cutter etc 5. Needle stick injury in a hospital set up or indiscriminate throwing o...more

Cancer does not spread from one individual to other. It is a non communicable disease. However some cancers may be inherited and may run in family or may be due to common risk factor in community like pollutants, soil, water source or some industry in surrounding areas you can see multiple people in family or surrounding suffering from cancer.
It may present as pain less lump, ulceration which doesn't heal, change in bowelor bladder habits, difficulty in swallowing, bleeding from Anywhere, ...more

Headache can be due to multiple reasons. High blood pressure/ problems of near or distant vision. Not using spectacles/ change required in glasses power. Nose/ ear / throat infection/ sinus infection/tooth infection. Some time there can be brain tumour. For treatment of specific cause of disease, consult your doctor. However rest/ steam inhalation/ applying balm on fore head/ tea /coffee may help.

Hi dear
-pain, ulcer. Abscess, pus, wear/ tear of mouth muscles, leakage of water/ liquids/ foods, difficulty in chewing etc.
-there are many causes except tobacco chewing ;;-
causes;-different types of cancers may be having different types of multiple causes, not any one,
in some cancers--viruses have been detected.
Adultrated foods, allopathic salts, hormonal drugs,
chemical salts, paints, alcohol, smoking, constipation,
unhealthy water, foods, uncompatible foods, e...more

1.Fever, headache,Sore throat
2.Multiple red,itchy skin rashesOver scalp, face ,abdomen, back and extremities
appearing in crops and forming blisters and subsequent crust
Treatment
1. Remain confined to a separate room since it is infectious
2.Take paracetamol 500mg, one tablet sos upto a maximum of three tablets daily after food if there is fever
2.Apply Calamine lotion/Dermocalm if there is itching
3.Take good nourishing diet and drink plenty of water
3. Chi...more