Ava, infertility first should be diagnosed. When the doctor diagnoses infertility and its reasons, the right treatment is chosen. It may be different for each patient.
Hello. The treatment in this case should be prescribe by the doctor. It is not easy and typical case. Medicines used to treat infertility (or inability to have children) include Serophene (Clomiphene) or Clomid.
I'm a 26 year old mom, and I've been experiencing vaginal itching on and off for several months. I went to my doctor couple of months ago, but they didn't find anything. I started using an over the counter cream, and it helped for a while, but not anymore. The itching is really uncomfortable, and interfers a little with my activities. I don't have any kind of discharge or odor, so no yeast infection. Maybe on an unrelated note, I experience burning when i urinate after sex. I really need help, the itching is really uncomfortable.
Sam, you probably went to gynecologist, but maybe the problem is urinary tract discharge. Maybe it is wise to go to urologist as well and make urine lab test. Also vaginal itching may be caused by such reasons:
- stress;
- excessive consumption of sweets, alcohol, coffee;
- infection which can't be diagnosed with simple methods. In such case more complicated tests are needed.
Good luck and be healthy.
I had my gallbladder removed 1 month ago and my blood levels for my pancreas have never gone back to normal. Could my pancreas be inflamed from the removal of the gallbladder?
Every surgery can cause inflammation. But only a month has passed. You need to follow the advise of your doctor, and pass all necessary lab tests on regular basis. If your blood tests won't get normal, you will require new treatment.
I had my gallbladder removed about 3 years ago.
Since then I have had several digestive problems....
one that keeps coming back is abdominal pain that radiates to my back along with some stomach cramps. It gets better for a few weeks or a month and then it comes back for a few days.
I'm a hypochndriac as it is, and this is so scary that it makes me think of cancer everytime. Since i have had so many digestive issues since my gallbladder was removed, including being diagnosed with IBS, everytime i go to see the doctor i feel she attributes all my issues to that or to anxiety, which i do admit I have.
Help!
Joella
For years... I was told that I have IBS. But, the problem that I have rectal incontinence, which is bad enough. I also get diarrhea so bad that I will "go" until it is a clear, yellow/green color. By then, my rectum burns so badly, I think something is REALLY wrong with the way I go to the bathroom. And, I have diarrhea every day, happy if I make it to the toilet in time.
My son is dying from coronic pancreitis and my daughter had her gall bladder removed and now she has symtons of pancreitis could this have caused her also to have panceitis and will hers turn into coronic pancreitis?
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