Subcutaneous Tissue Health Feed

Well generalized edema have some causes like staying in one position for long, pregnancy,, premenopausal syndrome,,some medication also can cause it like use of high BP medicine,,non steroidal anti inflammatory drug,, steroid,,use of some diabetes medicine,,also it may be due to congestive cardiac failure,,liver disease,,deep vein thromobosis,, improper or damage in lymphatic drainage can cause it,,

If its truly patellar tendinitis then you should show it to an Orthopedic surgeon as there is no role of rheumatologist. Xray and MRI may help in the diagnosis.

Stress is your issues.
Do meditation and stretching exercises of all body.
Take healthy diet and test of vit d.

You can check for chromosomal issue and blood sugar If they are normal you chances of healthy baby are there.

NO OPTION FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT,
DONT WASTE TIME.
CHEMO MAY BE REQUIRED.
OUTCOME DEPENDS ON STAGE ON EXPLORATION ONLY.

This report means that there is cancer is base of tongue. Treatment would be Robotic surgery (TORS) or chemoradiotherapy depending on the examination and other findings.

Hello Armaan.. Ifection is dangerous for any one... it is entrance of bacteria and their excessive growth in the body and blood...

Hello Lybrate user water retention in the body can be due to various reasons like hypertension, cardiac disorers, kidney disorders, liver disorders, anemia and thyroid related diseases. Take low salt diet.
Consult a physician if still problem persist. Take care.

To clear your doubts Get your blood checked for CBC creatine fbs ppbs lipid profile urineR and follow up with reports and also get an 2Decho done to rule out left ventricular hypertrophy and follow up with reports.

A fistula is an abnormal connection between two hollow spaces (epithelial surfaces), such as blood vessels, intestines, or other hollow organs. Fistulas are usually caused by injuries or surgeries resulting in infection or inflammation. Also sometimes fistulae are created for therapeutic purpose.

Types of fistulas include:

Blind - with only one open end. Also known as sinus tracts
Complete - with both external and internal openings
Incomplete - a fistula with an externa...more