Hello, in theroid pathology: the right lobe contains 5mm hypoechoic nodule, is it dangerous?? Thanks in advance
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Dr. Elie Salem,
Pediatrics
- It is better to be seen by an endocrinologist if he has any suspicion he will do fine needle aspirate, but usually cold nodule are benign and hot nodules are malignant
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What is the cause of urinatinge frequently knowing that i do all tests and culture.there is no infection.and also i am not diabetic.?(iam 60 years old femelle)
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Dr. Salim Saab,
Otolaryngology (Ent)
- urinating frequently is pollakuria it happens with cystitis it means inflamation of bladder
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I had big chalazion. with time it came down to eyelashes. last days lump width was the same as the length of eyelashes. i popped it it broke in middle. no pus out only blood. dangerous? tumor?
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Dr. Zakia Dimassi,
Pediatrics
- A chalazion is an inflammatory response that results from blockage of the duct of one of the Meibomian glands; these glands produce an oil like fluid that acts as an eye lubricant and are located just... Read More
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A very good blood test but only a trace of HB qualitative in urine test means?
Dr. Inaya Ezzeddine,
Pathology
- trace hemoglobin in a urine analysis is not really significant in absence of red blood cells in urine and in absence of urinary symptoms like frequency, intermittency and burning upon urination. if yo... Read More
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After 3 years of sex, my friend is afraid of having AIDS or any other STD. She asked: What are the symptoms? What are the needed tests? And where to do them confidentially?
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Dr. Inaya Ezzeddine,
Pathology
- If the last sexual relationship was three years ago, then enough time has elapsed for any immune reaction to develop (antibodies) in case she has contracted any STD that you, the male partner, have tr... Read More
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Whats the ratio LDL to HDL should be so iam in safe side if having both very high
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Dr. Ziad Mansour,
Thoracic Surgery
- The ratio itself is not important.
High HDL blood levels are good and may attenuate the effects of other cardiovascular risk factors (Age depending to gender, Blood Hypertension, Diabetes, etc...).
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