I went to a doctor and told him I had fever few days back but now I don't think I've fever. He did a checkup and said I still have fever. He also gave an injection (name in attachment). Can anyone tell me what is this injection for? Will there be any problem? I'm worried about it. Kindly help
My mom had total knee replacement surgery on April 27 th after 5 weeks of surgery she is suffering from body pains mainly on upper back and hands.what is the reason behind this?is it normal after surgery?
Yesterday there was a scorpion bite in my sister's both hands...she went to hospital where lignocaine given along with avil. Still she feels the burning sensation which arouses as effect of lignocaine stops...what else can be done to cure.
From last 2 days I am having cold with cough and my throat is paining too with difficulty in swallowing food I am feeling heavy head and fever like feel too
I am a 70 year old man and have a black spot on my foot. What could it be. I am attaching a pic of it
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