Short Wave Diathermy Questions

Take calendula 30. It is homoeopathic remedy. It is advisable to take proper treatment under physician's assistant. You can consult me through lybrate

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Pregnancy test comes positive for some time after termination of pregnancy. If you are worried get your serial BHCG done if its increasing then you are continuing pregnancy. Get appointment from your gynaecologist and discuss matters with her. Some times repeat Dnc has to be done.

Food does not help, unless you are overweight then reduction of weight helps. Your doctor will advise some hormonal treatment if required

Success or failure of medical abortion can be decided only by sonography 15 days after drugs taken for termination

Listen take time to reduce the pain and bleeding and cramps Proceed with your doctor No chaneed of doctor End of bleeding use abdominal corset Codestar 10 cream or prega 10 cream use for no scratch marks
Walking is important now.

Take more sitings .do cryotherapy for 7 min, do static neck exercises. Remove pillow while sleeping. Go for ict and ift machines.

It's due to non healing disc lesions at cervical level, due to which it causes radiculopathy, associated symptoms of pain, stiffness, muscle weakness, and the solution is start physiotherapy asap, use proper mattress and cervical pillow, if pain comes down start with cervical isometric exercises to strengthen the muscles.

Deep breathing for lung expansion and stretching exercises to improve spine and joint mobility. Are also advised to sleep on a firm mattress and avoid the use of a pillow in order to prevent spine curvature. Aerobic exercise is generally encouraged as it promotes full expansion of the breathing muscles and opens the airways of the lungs.

To clear your doubts I will suggest you to get your urine checked for pregnancy and follow up with reports for further guidance and even after a D&C anyone can become pregnant in next month itself.

If your periods are regular at present, you need not worry. There r potential risk of having rti/sti.