Polymyalgia Rheumatica and Giant Cell Arteritis Questions

Most people develop polymyalgia rheumatica after age 50. Sometimes this condition occurs with temporal arteritis, a more serious condition that causes inflammation of the lining of the arteries.
Symptoms usually develop quickly and include aching of the shoulders, neck or hips.
Treatment is usually a low dose of an oral corticosteroid, such as prednisone. Although treatment often lasts two to three years, most people start to feel better within a day or two.

1) you have not mentioned why was d & c?
2) you have not mentioned when was ultrasonograph.
3) may ask again with all details.

There are good medicines that can control lichen planus. Before prescribing, would like to know the duration of disease, sites affected, treatments taken and photographs of affected site.

1) no relation to d & c
2) any couple desirous of pregnancy and not getting the same naturally must meet a gynecologist or infertility specialist accepting the fact that it needs many reports and different trials of treatment. This means the couple must have patience and go to one with whom they have trust to stick for a long time.

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Most people with autosomal dominant retinitis pigmentosa have an affected parent and other family members with the disorder.
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Such advice is given considering all the points- detailed personally taken medical history, examination and all reports so ask same or another gynecologist by personally meeting.

Although there is no cure for rp, treatments are available for managing some aspects of its clinical manifestations. New treatments involving gene therapy, transplantation, and implanted electrical devices, are in active development.

The steroids are a temporary solution and have numerous side effects...
I suggest you to switch to homeopathy.

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The length of time phn lasts also varies. Many patients report symptoms lasting from one to three months, but some patints may experience symptoms up to a year or longer.
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The treatment of lichen planus needs to managed on patient to patient basis. The treatment of lichen planus depends on multiple factors like- severity of disease, progressive or not, involvement of oral cavity, nail or scalp. Again, response to treatment varies from person to person, according to which the treatment can be adjusted or stepped up. If the creams are not working, discuss the possibility of adding oral medications with the treating dermatologist.
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If you are not having heavy bleeding, take T Cifran CT twice daily after food for 5 days along with the meprate and it will resolve. If there is heavy or persistent bleeding, you will need a repeat d and c.