eTobb is an interactive health network connecting doctors and patients.
Get personalized and reliable answers to your health concerns!
Trusted and caring doctors at your fingertips!
Get preventive health tips and book your doctor visits!
39 years
Do you advise the patient to seek treatment for mild varicose veins before attempting IVF as progesterone is known to worsen varicose veins
Mar 19, 2014
the most important thing is NOT LOOSING TIME before IVF, as every day counts,
•
Thank
Book
Disclaimer
Related Questions
I have a green vein under my left eye that I realized after delivering my baby. What is the cause of it? Will it go away on its own or does it need pr...
For how much time is it normal for a patient that underwent coronary vein replacement surgery to keep experiencing chest pains due to the bones
Veins are visible on my penis and testicles, is it unhealthy? and what caused them i'm 18
In witch stage a patient of hepatitis B have to get the treatment ????
Health Engage
Your Health Engage Meter
Annual Checkup
It is recommended that all individuals see a Family Doctor for a full medical examination annually. Adults should get their blood pressure checked (US Preventive Task Force), a flu vaccine (CDC) and more each year.
Good Job, you already did this.
Dental Cleaning
The American Dental Association recommends dental cleanings for adults at least twice annually. Some stains can only be removed by a professional cleaning.
Good Job, you already did this.
Vision Exam
It’s recommended by the American Academy of Ophthalmology that every adult between the ages of 18 and 80 does an eye examination at least once every two years.
Good Job, you already did this.
Skin Screening
It's recommended by the American Cancer Association that every adult between the age of 20 and 80 does an annual skin screening by a licensed dermatologist.
Good Job, you already did this.
Ask a Question
Get informed on how to lead a healthy lifestyle by asking our certified doctors. Don't be in doubt, get reliable and credible information for free.
Good Job, you already did this.
Sign up on eTobb
Take a step forward towards a healthier lifestyle. Stay connected to doctors and stay informed on the latest health topics that matter to you. Sign up to eTobb now!
