Ureteroscopy Questions

Mr. lybrate-user.
Stricture can develop in urethra after instrumentation but infection chances are also there so get your urine complete examination done if pus cells present get the urine culture done and then see your treating doctor.

Yes, if your liver enzymes are not elevated and you have recurrent jaundice, then gilbert syndrome is a possibility. Relax, it is generally a harmless condition if not associated with other diseases. If you want to consult me, ask a private chat/call/video call through lybrate.

Allopathic do not have capability to cure permanently. So take homoeopathic treatment to cure permanently.

Respected lybrate-user weight. Loss of 10 kg in 3 months is usually not correlating with pus in prostate. That requires further detail evaluation by physician. Cause of pus in prostate is bacterial infection only. Thanks

While stricture problem has been sorted out, it has nothing to do with erection. If you are having normal erection otherwise, absence of early morning erection 50% of the time should not be a cause for worry. Early morning erection will not be there everyday.

the wisest thing wud be to consult a urologist with all your reports..!! he wud probably run a few more tests to make sure everythingz ok..

Recovery may be little slow but keep patience you will recover. Report after 7 days of trying as advised by your doctor.

I will suggest you to sit in the open from 7am till 8.30 am daily to take early morning sunlight which is the richest source of vitamin d.

Some people with Gilbert's syndrome become mildly jaundiced from time to time. This may seem alarming, but is of little concern if the cause is Gilbert's syndrome. The jaundice tends to occur most commonly if you are ill with another problem such as:

An infection.
Starvation.
Repeatedly being sick (vomiting).
Following surgery.
During times of exertion or stress.
If you have Gilbert's syndrome there are some medicines which you should avoid if alternatives are availa...more

Gilbert syndrome is a relatively mild condition characterized by periods of elevated levels of a toxic substance called bilirubin in the blood (hyperbilirubinemia). Bilirubin, which has an orange-yellow tint, is produced when red blood cells are broken down. Pai may be related to food or colic and unrelated to disease and you have to check up