Hello, I am sorry to

Answer 1

Hello, I am sorry to hear about this. With blood and swelling, this needs to be examined by a doctor. This is not something you should try to manage at home. You should place ice on it for now, and you may consider using tylenol for pain, not ibuprofen or aleve or aspirin as they may prolong bleeding. It is something that needs to be seen by a doctor tonight, either an ER or an urgent care center, which is cheaper If you have other questions at another time you may request me by starting your question with "Olubusola", or reply to this question Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns on this topic If not, you may click the green ACCEPT button to end this chat session

Answer 2

Hello, I'm sorry to hear about this problem. What you are experiencing is due to joint degeneration due to age,and unfortunately, there isn't much anyone can do to stop it. All you can do is try to control the symptoms. First of all, switching to tylenol from advil would likely be safer, because using advil everyday may hurt your kidneys in the long term, and that would be a disaster. You may ask your doctor to refer you to a physical therapist, this often helps the symptoms and makes people feel like their joints feel better. The last approach, which is not proven to work in everyone is chondrotin supplements and glucosamine supplements , they are both taken by mouth and are available over the counter. Some people report improvement of symptoms with them. Short of surgery to replace the joints , these are the best options

Answer 3

Hello, I'm sorry to hear about this , your doctor is correct, with copd and at your age you should not have surgery unless it is an emergency .you may ask him to prescribe an abdominal binder, which you can wear all the time and take off when you go to sleep for comfort , you may also purchase one online

Answer 4

Hello, I am sorry to hear about this, this is likely from your sinusitis, it is not likely to be anything serious if it has been going on for this long. I think it will be resolved when the sinus infection is clear. If you have any tests , I would recommend a CT scan of your sinuses

Answer 5

Hello, I am sorry to hear about these symptoms. If you have your gall bladder removed, there is a very good chance that your symptom will resolve.You gall bladder just stores bile, it does not produce it, so you will definitely have enough bile to digest your food properly if it is removed