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Internal bleeding?
Lightheaded, dizzy, and if it’s a GI tract bleed, then dark, tarry stools or fresh blood per rectum.
Is this a UTI?
It could be UTI and possibly kidney stone.
Can drinking water lower your creatinine levels?
Yes it can.
What foods help acid reflux go away?
Avoid coffee, spicy and oily foods. Peppermint or mint flavored food also exacerbate GERD. yogurt may help with your symptoms
My husband has gone to LSU Research and nothing is being done.
Patient needs to see GI specialist to get special images done and/or upper endoscopy.
Pain under the abdomen on the left side
You can see an internal medicine or family practice physician. They should be able to diagnose.
Fatty liver- can it get better?
Damage done by drinking alcohol is reversible unless liver is completely gone. If you stop drinking completely, you have chance to heal. Obviously, your doctor knows better about READ MORE
Damage done by drinking alcohol is reversible unless liver is completely gone. If you stop drinking completely, you have chance to heal. Obviously, your doctor knows better about your liver status.
Is my bronchitis still contagious?
Depends on the kind of bronchitis. U should get chest X-ray done too. U have to make sure you don't have pneumonia. Usually after 24 hours of antibiotics, you are not contagious READ MORE
Depends on the kind of bronchitis. U should get chest X-ray done too. U have to make sure you don't have pneumonia. Usually after 24 hours of antibiotics, you are not contagious if it is a bacterial pneumonia or bronchitis.
