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Anyone else's thoughts on weed? in Health ·
What if you just decided to quit altogether, rehab my boy... any kind of addiction is a losing game, isn't it?
Vein inflammation: Chronic wound and rash in Health ·
I am glad to hear 😁 you might consider taking an over-the-counter NSAID, such as Advil or Voltaren, to manage the pain until you can see a doctor.
You have perfectly described the symptoms of inflammation, which could stem from an infection, so it would be wise to schedule an appointment soon... there is no need for undue alarm, but it shouldn't be ignored either...
A low platelet count isn't necessarily cause for alarm... If you re-run the test, you might even see different results... As long as you aren't experiencing any actual symptoms from those "low platelets," there is no need to worry; just live your life normally... After all, we treat people, not just random lab numbers... In my experience, nobody has every single value sitting perfectly within the reference range... everyone is missing something at some point.
Post-op recovery: Any advice? in Health ·
Well, any wound healing process produces granulation tissue, but things get tricky if you end up with hypertrophic scarring... though if that were actually happening, you'd likely know 😁
Vein inflammation: Chronic wound and rash in Health ·
I suspect visiting a primary care physician should be sufficient as a first step. Unless the wound is exceptionally deep, there isn't much reason to seek out a surgeon immediately... I also question the wisdom of using any bactericidal agent over an extended period due to the risk of developing resistance. Furthermore, standard wound care protocols generally advise against applying anything specific to a purulent wound. I am unsure who suggested that to you, but they were either uninformed or perhaps your wound was in a different state at the time...
Proper wound care is essential; some debridement and thorough cleaning are certainly necessary...
There is no need to fear medical professionals. I don't quite understand why you didn't request local anesthesia if the pain was significant.
Vein inflammation: Chronic wound and rash in Health ·
If you’ve been dealing with a persistent wound for a while now, it might be worth getting your cortisol and glucose levels checked. A coagulation profile could also be useful, especially if your calves are giving you trouble... Are you currently on any medications, perhaps something like Humira?
Vein inflammation: Chronic wound and rash in Health ·
Is there any drainage from the wound? If so, you really ought to see a doctor immediately. It sounds like it could be an infection, which would likely require antibiotics and professional cleaning...
Did you experience any superficial vein inflammation or phlebitis? Was there any concern regarding blood clots or DVT? Did they run a coagulation panel?
Post-op recovery: Any advice? in Health ·
If the wound has healed cleanly and there's no sign of granulation tissue, you shouldn't have much to worry about... Just try not to spend too much time out in the direct sun, but if it's been dry and settled for twenty days, you're good to head out into the ocean.
Post-op recovery: Any advice? in Health ·
Where was the incision made? How large was the cut? What was the reason for the surgery... was it scheduled or an emergency?
Vein inflammation: Chronic wound and rash in Health ·
What kind of wound are we looking at? Is it just surface redness, or something deeper? Is there any bleeding? As for that rash, my gut tells me it isn't actually a rash, but rather hyperemia, which typically points to inflammation—a perfectly normal reaction to any injury...
Dr. Peharec in Health ·
Naturally, all information will be shared exclusively via private message.
Body detoxing: What actually works? in Health ·
Good grief, you can't even make a simple slip of the tongue anymore... or is even that considered an error now? 😁
Rabies scare: Animal bite! in Health ·
If you have any doubts, I suggest acting immediately; once symptoms begin to manifest, there is often no turning back...😁 If you suspect anything, go right away.
Weight loss pills: What actually works? in Health ·
Look, there’s the standard American dialect used nationwide, and then there are regional variations outside of 😁 NYC... not to mention the unique local vernaculars that are still fundamentally American and deserve to be used... 😁
I'm about to relapse, please help! in Psychology ·
Correction regarding "months" 😁
Weight loss pills: What actually works? in Health ·
http://www.design-ers.net/eh-rjecnik.asp
It could work here... though I'm not entirely sure, perhaps it's just a common term
Weight loss pills: What actually works? in Health ·
Jose Miller3 said:Wow, talk about some aggressive, old-school American bias right there.

Just pure, unadulterated nonsense coming out of New York City... 😬

Are you certain? I don't have any evidence...😕
Weight loss pills: What actually works? in Health ·
Regarding obesity...
Look, this medication isn't some magic bullet or a total scam; it has a clear mechanism of action and produces real results, so it’s certainly not a subpar product. How much it actually helps any specific individual depends on a million different variables, so please don't just blame the drug 😁
I'm about to relapse, please help! in Psychology ·
I was under the impression that a guardian angel stays for six months...
In my view, everyone participates in prayer, without exception...
From what I understand, the communes that have proven most successful are those with a religious foundation... and based on the experiences of those recovering, they often say that prayer was precisely what helped them the most.
Body detoxing: What actually works? in Health ·
Jeremy Green25 said:I am honestly so thrilled with how much Tonidren has helped me lately. You take it for three weeks and it feels like your whole system just gets this incredible deep clean. I’m not sure if you’ve heard of this specific syrup before, but the routine is super easy: you just mix one small glassful into about 1.5 liters of water and sip on it throughout the day for those three weeks. It’s one of those rare things that is actually simple yet incredibly effective, maybe even $33. You can find it in your 👍 or pick it up at any local pharmacy...

Could you please clarify which specific metrics you use to determine when your body has been "cleansed"?
Please don't take this personally, but the whole concept strikes me as a massive placebo effect...