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I've had it for many many years in my left kidney =- congenital. Now my left kidney is probably "dead". I won't agree to a kidney function test again as the last one was extremely painful. So I have lived with this problem for most of my 71 years and don't know what the future will hold but we shall see.
Hello thanks for your question. Nephrotic syndrome is relapsing and remitting disease. It means if you get it in the childhood you can have episodes throughout but can compleately cure after the adulthood. But for some it can be progress into adult nephrotic syndrome and go on. It depends on the individual.
If you are constipated. First, drink 1-2 glasses of hot water(Pregnant women can simply drink cold water). And wrap your fingers around the anal area between the buttocks and, standing on your feet, press several times, as if you were pressing a button on a remote control, but press as hard as you can, then wait 10-15 minutes. . When you feel gurgling in your stomach, it means that everything is in order, it means that water has entered the outlet. Then drink 1 glass again and this time go to the toilet. Again, while standing, repeat the same thing, placing your fingers on the anal area. When you have a strong desire, you immediately sit on the toilet.
Greetings A male Ive got am uti 2016 from my partner(staph epidermidis-without simptoms on the blader just on prostate).On the start been on antibiotics.Gentamicin becme ressistant.Then ciprofloxacin.The lab results were negative after that and the urologyst told me i should not take antibiotics anymore or nobody could help me.Since then ive been on Green's.But the simptoms got worse in a way they irritating my prostate.Since that 8 years i just ejakulated normaly once.... when i was using a germany product cystinol akut(all the other times my sperm is like blocked to go outside and its really nerve wrecking),But the bacteria also got ressistant to that straight away,also to piptamin,nitrofurantion,even origano and some herb teas.Tried almost everything,and every tip and advice is welcome.
You can get your dose after the meal to reduce the gastric irritation or use a antacid. If you continue to get this you can inform your healthcare provider😊 Thank you!
Thanks so much, watching them melt away within 48 hours felt so good, and yes, I used what I mentioned the other day. It actually took a bit more to make them totally disappear, I just go’ogled Melissa Thanderski and days after I still can't believe the comfort.
I had an apparent infection of some that manifested on the underside of my foot in the web of my foot which ultimately got bigger and progressively worse very quickly and spread to the inside of little toe and the one next to it. When I went to the emergency room after 3 days of the onset, both of my legs were swollen up to my knees so bad I couldn’t bend them. They diagnosed it at the original ER visit as cellulitis. The symptoms mentioned here would have led you to believe that it was cellulitis. At the time, I was appalled and not convinced. I had cellulitis in the past and the symptoms were very different from this. Ultimately they prescribed an oral antibiotic, I believe a 500mg does of augmenten. Which did absolutely nothing. When I went to the original ER visit I was addicted to fentanyl laced with xylaxine, which I could confirm through testing it myself with xylaxine test strips. I was honest with the doctors about this at every ER visit and follow up with my primary care physician. Everyone of them immediately disagreed with me that it was even a remote possibility that it could be a wound caused by the xylaxine, even though I didn’t shoot it in the area. By the time a few months later came and went almost every other junkie I knew developed an infection on their foot even though they didn’t shoot there. So long story short, I made a second ER trip 3 days later because things got much worse by the hour. The second time it was diagnosed as athletes foot. At this point I was furious. It was getting to the point where my foot was turning black. So I made the hospital take wound and blood cultures to confirm what we were dealing with, so we could properly treat it and stop guessing. Which they did but told me it could be a week before the results. So I left and it got so bad so fast that 3 hours later I was back at a different hospitals ER. This doctor again diagnosed it as athletes foot, but said he would prescribe me a strong antibiotic just to cover the bases. It was called bactrim. When I got the test results from the cultures, it showed that the infection was called “enterobacter” which apparently has a high mortality rate. Apparently the bactrim did the trick and through wound care it was eventually healed. What a damn mess. How about as medical professionals, you stop guessing, and just do the proper simple test to confirm what you’re dealing with, so as to be able to properly treat things…… should patients have to remind doctors how to most effectively and efficiently do their job……?
