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Can You Work as a Nurse After Being Treated for Genital Warts?

I'm sorry, but I need more specific content to translate. Please provide the text you I would like to ask if someone who has been treated for genital warts can work as a nurse?


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Hello: If you have been treated for warts, it is important to consult a physician at the hospital to determine if you have fully recovered. Thank you for your message!

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Understanding Anemia: Causes of Dizziness and Treatment Options

Questions related to anemia? Hello: I have a history of anemia and previously received treatment with iron injections. Recently, I have been experiencing frequent dizziness. I went for an examination, and my blood count is better than before (not as low as it used to be). The doc...


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Hello: (1) Oral iron supplements can treat iron deficiency anemia, but they are ineffective for thalassemia. (2) There are many causes of dizziness, not just anemia; for example, issues with the inner ear balance system or problems in the brain can also cause dizziness. It is bes...

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Understanding Unexplained Weight Loss and Digestive Issues

Annoying physical discomfort? Hello Doctor: Since the end of September last year, my weight has dropped from 68 kg to 52 kg. My height is 172 cm, and my condition includes a sudden decrease in appetite, lack of desire to eat, discomfort, nausea, and dizziness. I often experience ...


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Hello: It is recommended that you visit the Department of Metabolism and the Department of Gastroenterology at a medical center to determine the cause of your condition. Thank you for your message!

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Understanding Gastrointestinal Issues: Causes and When to Seek Help

Gastrointestinal issues Hello Dr. Chen: Recently, I've been experiencing some unusual stomach issues. Sometimes, after eating, I have sharp intestinal cramps that make me rush to the bathroom, and I occasionally have diarrhea. What could be the cause of this? I haven't ...


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Hello: If the symptoms persist, you may visit the gastroenterology department at the hospital to determine the cause. Thank you for your message!

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Coughing and Bending: Why Do I Experience Temple Pain?

Coughing and bending down can cause headaches near the temples? Coughing and bending down causes pain near the temples, but there is no pain when not coughing or bending down. What could be the reason?


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Hello: If you are experiencing persistent headaches, it is recommended to visit a hospital's neurology department to identify the underlying cause. Thank you for your message!

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Understanding Stomach Issues: Symptoms and Possible Conditions

Gastrointestinal issues? I have been experiencing abdominal bloating, loss of appetite, and can only drink water for the past four days. I have a persistent feeling of not being hungry and feel nauseous after eating. In the first couple of days, I also felt dizzy, very fatigued, ...


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Hello: Please visit the hospital for a medical examination and have an abdominal X-ray, which may help identify the cause of your condition. Thank you for your message!

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Understanding Dizziness and Fainting: Next Steps in Diagnosis

Dizziness and fainting? Three weeks ago, I experienced discomfort, dizziness, and nausea. I went to the hospital for a blood test, and I'm unsure which specialty I should see next to find the cause. The results showed a white blood cell count of 21.29 (elevated), red blood c...


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Hello: You may proceed to the hematology or internal medicine department for further examination. Thank you for your message!

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Understanding Kawasaki Disease: Costs and Treatment Options for Parents

Kawasaki disease I would like to ask Dr. Hsieh, if a child is diagnosed with Kawasaki disease, are there any medications or materials that need to be paid for out of pocket? Thank you!


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Hello: Once diagnosed with Kawasaki disease, high-dose aspirin and intravenous immunoglobulin should be administered during the acute phase, and it is essential to confirm whether the patient has any associated coronary artery abnormalities. Regular follow-up with a physician is ...

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Understanding Painful Lumps on the Jaw: Possible Causes and Concerns

There is a small, hard, round lump located on the lower left cheek? Recently, I suddenly noticed a small round hard lump on the lower part of my left cheek near the jaw, and the area around the lump is slightly swollen! It also hurts when I press on it! When I eat, especially whe...


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Hello: Based on the symptoms mentioned, it is likely caused by an upper respiratory tract or head and neck infection. It is recommended to visit a hospital for further examination to ensure safety. Thank you for your message!

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Understanding High Cholesterol: Good vs. Bad Levels Explained

High cholesterol Hello, doctor. Since my university health check, my cholesterol levels have consistently been high (>200 mg/dL). However, I rarely eat seafood or organ meats, my diet is mostly light, and I enjoy eating vegetables and fruits. I also maintain regular exercise, ...


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Hello: Regarding your questions, here are the responses: (1) Persistent hypercholesterolemia should be monitored to determine if there are other underlying causes, such as hypothyroidism. (2) Both hospitals and clinics can perform tests for high-density lipoprotein (HDL) or low-d...

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Is It a Head or Stomach Issue? Understanding Your Symptoms

I'm not sure if it's a problem with my head or my stomach? Hello Doctor: Recently, I have been experiencing dizziness, headaches, a heavy feeling in my head (as if I need to lean against something), and nausea. After seeing a doctor, it was determined that these symptom...


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Hello: If the symptoms do not improve, it is recommended to seek medical attention again for further examination (such as an upper gastrointestinal endoscopy) to determine if there is a gastrointestinal issue. Thank you for your message!

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Understanding Bad Breath: Causes and Solutions for Tongue Root Issues

Base of the tongue, throat The base of the tongue near the throat has a strong odor.


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Hello: It is recommended to see an otolaryngologist to determine if you have pharyngitis. Thank you for your message!

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Understanding the Causes of Red or Brown Specks in Phlegm

Phlegm The presence of small red or brown particles in phlegm can indicate several conditions. These discolorations may be due to the presence of blood, which can occur from various sources such as irritation of the respiratory tract, infections, or more serious conditions like b...


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Hello: Regarding your inquiry, here are my recommendations: 1. Undergo a chest X-ray at the hospital. 2. Visit the pulmonary medicine outpatient clinic for treatment. Thank you for your message!

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Understanding Flat Stool Shapes: Are They a Cause for Concern?

The shape of the stool is sometimes flat? In the past month, I have noticed that when my stools are softer, their shape becomes flattened and appears quite distinct, resembling a flat piece with two flat surfaces. However, when the stools are harder, their shape returns to normal...


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Hello: If there are changes in bowel habits or the presence of blood in the stool, it is advisable to schedule a colonoscopy for proper diagnosis. Thank you for your message!

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Understanding the Risks of Stopping Medication Early and Child Dosage Tips

Ampicillin capsules The doctor prescribed a three-day course of medication, but I stopped taking it after just one day. What should I do? Will there be any side effects? Should I continue taking the remaining doses? Also, my child is over two years old. Can I mix cold medicine wi...


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Hello: The doctor has prescribed 3 days of Amoxicillin, which may be for a diagnosed bacterial infection. If there is no persistent fever or if symptoms have improved or resolved, there is no need to continue taking it. However, if there is no improvement, you should continue tak...

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Are Anti-Inflammatory Drugs the Same as Antibiotics?

excuse me? Are anti-inflammatory drugs and antibiotics the same medication? Thank you for your response, doctor.


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Hello: Anti-inflammatory drugs and antibiotics are generally not considered the same type of medication. Anti-inflammatory drugs refer to medications that reduce inflammation and relieve pain. Antibiotics are used to treat bacterial infections in patients. Thank you for your mess...

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Understanding Electrolytes: Importance, Imbalance, and When to Seek Help

Electrolytes What are electrolytes? What should be done about electrolyte imbalance? Is it really not serious? Sometimes it can be severe enough to make a person feel like they are about to collapse. There are many symptoms. If I go to the hospital, which department should I see?


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What are electrolytes? Answer: Sodium, potassium, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, etc. Electrolyte imbalances are quite common and can be categorized into five types for discussion: 1. Hypernatremia and hyponatremia. 2. Hyperkalemia and hypokalemia. 3. Hypercalcemia and hypocalce...

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Understanding Stomach Pain: Is It Lactose Intolerance or Something Else?

Stomach pain Hello doctor, I would like to ask you a question. I've been experiencing stomach pain for a long time, but I usually don't pay much attention to it. Recently, I've been drinking a lot of milk, and last week, after drinking milk in the morning and havin...


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Hello! If you frequently experience stomach pain or bloating and dietary adjustments have not been effective, you should visit a hospital to identify the underlying cause. Thank you!

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Chronic Diarrhea, Weight Loss, and Nausea: Understanding Your Symptoms

Persistent diarrhea, weight loss, nausea, and vomiting? Hello, I have been experiencing abdominal pain and diarrhea since September, with bowel movements occurring 3-4 times a day consisting of loose stools, accompanied by nausea and loss of appetite. I previously visited a gener...


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Patients with multiple diverticula may experience chronic diarrhea. Additionally, irritable bowel syndrome and emotional issues can also lead to increased gastrointestinal motility, resulting in chronic diarrhea. Therefore, it is recommended that patients follow up with a gastroe...

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From Cold to Heat: Understanding Your Body's Imbalance and When to Seek Help

From a state of deficiency and cold to a state of excess and heat? My constitution was originally cold and weak, but now I have been experiencing heat and dryness for over two months. I have mouth ulcers and acne that won't heal. What could be the issue, and which medical sp...


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If you are feeling unwell, experiencing coldness, dryness, or a hot mouth, you can visit a family medicine or internal medicine clinic for an examination. As for persistent acne, you may consult a dermatologist. Thank you!

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