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GERD. It has been on and off since 2008. The condition worsened last month in Jan 2013 and I could hardly swallow any solid food. It just gets stuck in the throat and feel like I am choking till I push the food down with water. Liquids and semi solid foods are ok. The doctors did Nasal Endoscopy, Normal Gastro Endoscopy, Esopheagal Manometry, Barium Swallow X-Ray and all tests came up normal. I was told the swallowing problem is primarily related to GERD and I was advised Cintapro 1 mg tablet for 1 month. So far as I take the tablet, I am able to take in selected solid foods fine, but not all foods. If I do not take this tablet for one day, the problem recurrs back. Question 1: How long will this motility disorder be related to GERD ? Question 2: Are there any side effects of taking this Cintapro 1 mg to help in motility on a long term basis (Say if I need to take this for some more time) Questionj 3: Are there any other tests that will show the proper reason for this motility disorder of the esophaegus (Apart from Esopheagal Manometry, Gastro Endoscopy, Barium Swallow X-Ray) etc.

GERD will persist but the effect can be decreased by life style modification like good brisk walk for 40 mins, avoiding fat, consuming more curd and buttermilk rather than milk and keeping a gap of 2 hrs between food and sleep. Cintpro is by and large relatively safe drug for long term use till now. We need to see the reports of existing tests before we proceed with further tests Stress has significant role in symptoms so please be relaxed. ...

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By taking Normaxin every day night after dinner I am getting good results for IBS. How long should I continue ? I am taking since last six months. Should I continue for long term ?

Hi, Normaxin is usually given for gastric ulcer and irritable bowel syndrome and it will act on daily basis only. The prescription is decided from patient to patient. If it is prescribed to you since so long, there should be some reason because usually it is prescribed for lesser period of time - around 1.5-2 months or so, but it all depends on the patient in the end. It does not have any side effects on heart except that it can cause tachycardia(fast heart rate ) and other effects like dry mo ...

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sir i m suffering from sighrapatan n i am confused about alopathic or ayurvedic treatment..... sir, plz suggest me which one is best treatment for sighrapatan?? and how i can overcome from this deasease....plz suggeest me some medicines which has no side effect n long term effective

U have premature ejaculation problem. U Need both medication counselling and sex education as well. I have very good ayurvedic treatment for u r problem. Allopathy has side effects but ayurveda has no side effects. for more information call or what's app me on this number : nine five three five four two zero seven seven zero. thank u. ...

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I have a history of knee, fingers and back pain; and now acute and disabling shoulder pains that started 4 months ago, which doctors attribute to long-term radiation effects (due to breast cancer in 1985), and ageing. MRI indicated a tear of superior labrum & free fluid in subscapularis bursa. Your suggestions please.

a clinical evaluation is required. you need to visit a shoulder specialist in your age the pain might be because of other reasons also. the tear you mentioned is usually seen in athletes doing a lot of overhead throwing. so a clinical exam in required to see if it is significant. ...

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Is there any effects on child if thyronorm 75 mcg is being taken by a breast feeding women? My friend is a mother of 2yr old baby and she breast feeds her child regularly.Recently ,doctor diagnosed her with diffuse goitre as TSH levels are 22, T3 and T4 are normal. and suggested Thyronorm 75. Pl let me know the is there any ill effects on child?

Thanks for your query No thyronorm will not have any major harmful effect on a breastfed child since there is negligible secretion of thyroxine in breastmilk.But please get baby's thyroid profile checked once because mother's deficient thyroid hormone levels may affect the child. Regards ...

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My Daughter has 5-6 stools a day. She is almost 12 months. She has been like this ever since I remember. It is soft but nit too soft. Sometimes it is quite loose. She is very happy and doesnt seem ti be upset. She has varied healthy diet. Still breast fed, but also has cows milk on food and cereal and formula sometimes. Shall I be concerned?

Is the stool too bulky and frothy? Is she gaining weight proprly? Having ruled out these factors, we can consider this condition acceptable. Initiation of toilet training will help in forming a proper bowel habit and complete evacuation. ...

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Dear Dr. I am 28 years old (140lbs), and I am about 7 weeks pregnant with my baby #2. My first one is 20 months old. At 5w, I experienced some brown discharges, so I went to the doctor for check up. Dr. Said my gestational sac is at 12mm, and lay very low in my uterus. Dr. Has sent me to bed rest for about more than a week now. I still see some brown discharge every other day when I wake up in the morning. Sometimes it's dark brown, and sometimes it's just slight brown with mucus. I am on prgresterone 200mg vaginally since the check up. What Is my chances of carry on with pregnancy to full term. Will my chances of being miscrrying this baby reduce by 12weeks. Thank you for your time, Dr.

U need another scan now only then I can comment on successful pregnancy. Normal Scan at 7 weeks is a good predictor of successful outcome. As u r having contineous brown discharge, prognosis is guarded. ...

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CAN MY 4MONTH OLD BABY TAKE MILK FORMULA WHILE TAKING ZINNAT

Zinnat (cefuroxime) can be given to an infant 3 months and older, under medical supervision. Zinnat can be administered while giving formula feeds to the baby. ...

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Sir, I have dark spots on my face, mostly acne/pimple marks. I have tried cadilla skin shine. Now I am thinking about proactiv and kumkumadi. I am looking for a solution which provides me fairer, spot free skin along with some long term solution to acne/pimple. Can you please suggest me which of the two will be better and if there is an even better option.

Never apply any cream contain steroids over your face..Check Skin shine cream if it contain Mometasone.. For better results consult a dermatologist or start applying Nilac gel in morning and Nadoxin gel in night .for 1 month. Medsoap for face wash and find your skin healthy. ...

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Hello Sir, My name is Sheetal Mansinghka, mother of Siddh Mansinghka (DOB 29/11/2008). We are currently in Dearborn, Detroit, United States. We got your reference from a friend over here who is from Delhi. We had a few questions regarding our child Siddh, let me start with giving a brief history about him. He was a pre-term baby born at the 8th month and his birth weight was 1.854 Kg. Since I have a medical condition I was on medication during the time he was born, I could not give him my milk and he was totally on top feed (formula milk) all throughout. Since he was 9 months which is when he had his first attack of â€œCroupâ€, he was after that for a year in and out of hospital for frequent â€œCroupâ€ attacks. The frequency would be around 4-5 times a year. When he was around 3 years he had pneumonia as well. we were living in dubai then. We moved to india when he was around 3.50 years old, he was on homeopathic treatment for around 1.50 years during which time he had a croup attack just once. Once the homeopathic treatment was stopped the croup reoccur, and he continues to have this croup attack even now. Since he is grown up now the severity of the attacks is low and it is not serious anymore as it used to be when he 1 to 4 years. He usually recovers with once a day dose of â€œprednisoloneâ€ for 3 days. When we were in india last year in Chennai the pediatrician suggested us to see an ENT which we showed him to and who diagnosed him with â€œLaryngomalaciaâ€. He said he will grow out of it around 8 years of age. The pediatrician at Fortis Chennai hospital asked us to basically give our child time and asked us to leave him alone and not go in for too many treatments for him. He said he will outgrow his issues with age. Another issue with him is that he is short in height and also weighs less. His height currently is 100 cm. and weight is 15.4 Kgs. The doctor over here i.e. Dr. Fratterrelli at Oakwood hospital took a wrist x-ray of his and he thinks that his age per the bones is around 3.50 years. He has referred us to an endocrinologist practicing at Beaumont hospital here. The endocrinologist got the blood tests done which we were told were normal and he has now scheduled us for a â€œGrowth stimulation testâ€ to be done for my son. We wanted to consult you and get your opinion on: a) Should we go for the growth hormone stimulation test? b) How can we help our son outgrow all these issues and help him grow fast? His growth is relatively slow. c) What should we do so that he lives a normal life in the future since he was not on breast feed as a child and which we are told can cause issues in the future? Sir, please let us know if itâ€™s possible to talk over the phone and can we reach out to you for help in future. We will be here for another 6 months and will be returning to India based in Chennai. Till then, if you can let us know what should be the line of treatment or what else can we do to help him grow, we will start implementing it right away. Looking forward to your reply. Regards, Sheetal

Not being breastfed is not a cause of all these problems,so you can relax and not worry about that.as far as laryngoscopes malaria is concerned,he will definitely outgrow it.you can go for growth hormone stimulation test,provided it is done under strict supervision of a pediatrician and endocrinologist.im assuming that they have already done,thyroid growth hormone levels and vit d levels and they are normal ...

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