Posts by William Reyes5

It could be blood pressure... or perhaps an issue with your teeth... but considering this has been going on for two weeks now, I would recommend seeing a doctor... it has been far too long.

Winter just drains me...that relentless grayness and the biting cold...spring, on the other hand, is something I actually enjoy.

I dealt with some issues myself... swelling, pain, congestion... but I was prescribed some antibiotics, and about seven days later, everything cleared up. That happened last year, and I haven't had any similar setbacks since. As for immediate removal, that seems a bit 😕

My dentist performed a root canal on me about two months ago. The process involved placing a specific material into the tooth, followed by another application during my next visit. After that, I had several follow-up appointments where they used specialized files to clear out the canals. My assumption is that the initial substance is designed to gradually neutralize the nerve, which then allows them to remove the debris with those tools. It wasn't painful at all; there isn't much to feel once the nerve has been effectively neutralized.

Voltaren rapid
-Tylenol
-eye cream
-injury cream
-contraceptive pill supply
-bandages
-sterile compresses
-Bivacyn spray (for when the kids inevitably scrape their knees🙂)
-Normabel 2 mg
-probiotics
-Neofen
-Augmentin
-B complex
-effervescent calcium
-Rinolan
-rubbing alcohol

Thanks🙂

If anyone possesses more detailed knowledge regarding folic acid and its physiological effects on the body, I would appreciate an informed response.

I’ve been taking them too... I just deal with some nausea and that's the extent of it. None of those other horrific side effects people describe 🙏

I have been on birth control for ten years now, specifically using Cilest since day one. During my first six months, I experienced breakthrough bleeding twice. My gynecologist suggested I take two pills a day at that time, which implies a higher hormone dose is required to effectively halt that kind of spotting. As for the regimen itself, it follows a cycle of twenty-one days of active pills followed by a seven-day break. I assume this protocol is standard for almost all pill brands.

I rely exclusively on Retail Banking for my needs, and I must say, the experience has been thoroughly satisfactory. The transaction fees are significantly lower than anything you would encounter dealing with in-person teller services, not to mention the sheer amount of time saved. And as we all know, time is money.😁

You might be going bald, but there are plenty of other reasons why hair loss happens—hormones, stress, and all that. If you want to try stimulating some growth, look into using a Dollar product. It comes in a spray format.

My period always seems to arrive just a few days after I stop taking my pills, and then it wraps up right when I start a new pack... though I'm currently on Celestina. I suspect that doesn't actually change anything, as the underlying principle of how these work should be identical across all brands.

It’s the same old story... people in many different cities don't receive an actual diagnosis until they finally make it to Washington, D.C... it isn't always the case, but it happens far too often enough.🙄

..I am curious about one thing: how much faith do you actually place in your physician? When a doctor hands you a diagnosis, do you take it as gospel, or do you find yourself digging through medical journals and second-guessing the results? Do you immediately seek a second opinion from a specialist? I’ve noticed in smaller towns across America that misdiagnoses seem to be a common topic of conversation among locals, which makes me wonder if this level of skepticism is a widespread issue throughout the entire country.