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The normal pulse rate is 60-100 and your husband condition looks more of tachycardic I recommend you to get an ecg, echo just to rule out any cardiac cause. Please consult for the further evaluation of the patient.

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Ear fullness is usually the result of a cold or flu that blocks the eustachian tube and may lead to ear infection. In some cases, ear fullness may be a symptom of severe infection of the bone behind the ear, which is a serious or life-threatening condition that should be evaluated immediately in an emergency setting.
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It will be wise to avoid using earphones for at least 6 months and when you use less volume is to be used.

No it’s not normal. Are you able to sip the fluid back? Since when are you facing this? Consult me online so I could further diagnose it.

Torex is a cough syrup not meant for running nose and fever.
Medication under prescription is advisable
saliine gargle and steam inhalation may be beneficial.

Otrivin c nasal spray two spray two three times.
Montek lc one at night till required.
It can be controlled not cured.

Hello
Army guidelines doesn't specifically mention any of the dental issues for rejection.
But with the patient coming in before their medical, ssb , from that experience i am answering this.
Until and unless it does not hamper in Mastication or phonetics, its not a problem
But yes if you have cavity or any of your tooth is deeply & grossly carious, also if your mouth is not clean, bad smell, gum bleeding , heavy calculus, heavy stains, then that is the concern . For that you n...more

Hello lybrate-user
your problem can definitely be treated through braces. In fact, your age is the correct age to undergo thae treatment. You need to visit an orthodontist (braces specialist) and get your treatment started.

You have a perforated eardrum and it will not heal with any medicines and you need to repair it by an ent surgeon. You can see one more ent doctor for a second opinion.

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
A hole in the eardrum can be caused by: an ear infection. An injury to the eardrum, such as a blow to your ear or poking an object like a cotton bud deep into your ear. Changes in pressure, such as while flying or scuba diving.
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