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I've been feeling dizzy, sick, and spaced out for about 3-4 months. I thought it was due to anxiety, but it seems more intense and frightening. I've tried exercises and other distractions, but the symptoms persist. I recently got out of an abusive relationship, which might be affecting me. Laying in my room and being with friends help, but I can't go outside without feeling dizzy and spaced out. I have a history of asthma, heart murmur as a child, and tonsillitis. What could be causing these symptoms and what should I do?
October 14th, 2023
My husband has one testicle that is very large and the other one normal. Can the large testicle be drained of fluid? He is taking Proscar, Tamsulosin, solifenacin succinate, and Mirabegron. He also has difficulty holding his urine for long periods.
February 24th, 2023
My blood pressure is 158 over 96. It fluctuates and I am taking NSAIDs and a muscle relaxer. What should I do?
June 26th, 2024
If a very conservative dose of Milk of Magnesia (30ml) is used the night before for a 95 lb person, and there is no bowel movement even with a suppository the following morning, what does that indicate? This was done as a preventive measure to soften the exit of potentially large or dry stool and to reduce potential pain from passing over hemorrhoids. Why was there no bowel movement, and is the dose of Milk of Magnesia too conservative, suggesting it should have been 60ml?
December 15th, 2023
I have a bump on the roof of my mouth that hurts when I apply pressure. I also have a dry throat. I had a tooth removed in that area last year. I have diabetes and high blood pressure. What could be causing the bump, and is it related to my other symptoms?
January 2nd, 2023
I've been experiencing pain under my left side, under my boob and rib cage, which has been ongoing since 2010 but has worsened recently. The area is swollen and hard, and it hurts more when I eat. I also have issues with my lower left back, and there's a noticeable bump under my left rib cage that looks like a fat roll but isn't. What could be causing these symptoms?
April 19th, 2023