Understanding Dizziness and Abdominal Pain in Children: A Guide for Parents
Pediatric dizziness and abdominal pain? Hello Doctor: My 10-year-old child recently recovered from a cold (has stopped taking medication), but after having breakfast in the morning, sometimes experiences dizziness (without nausea) and sometimes has stomach pain (usually has bowel...
Dr. Huang Jianling Reply:
Xiaomi: Dizziness and abdominal pain may be sequelae of a cold, and a visit to the pediatric outpatient clinic for treatment is advisable. Additionally, it is important to note that children may resist going to school, presenting symptoms such as abdominal pain, headache, dizzine...[Read More] Understanding Dizziness and Abdominal Pain in Children: A Guide for Parents
Understanding Lower Abdominal Pain and Bowel Issues After Surgery
Lower abdominal and bowel issues? Hello Doctor, for the past two weeks, my bowel movements have been irregular again. I have to exert a lot, but the stool still comes out slowly, and I feel somewhat constipated. After each bowel movement, my abdomen hurts, and sometimes I experie...
Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
Post-surgery, intestinal adhesions can sometimes lead to abnormal bowel motility. Since you have undergone two surgeries, this could potentially result in such outcomes. It is advisable to return to the original surgical hospital for an evaluation. Additionally, if your menstrual...[Read More] Understanding Lower Abdominal Pain and Bowel Issues After Surgery
Understanding Your Health Concerns: When to See a Family Medicine Specialist
My whole body is falling apart? Hello, Dr. Hsieh: I have many questions to ask you because sometimes I don't know which specialty to consult. 1. My memory has always been poor, and I get tired easily. I often have headaches. 2. I have symptoms of arrhythmia, and my mother...
Dr. Huang Mingde Reply:
1. Neurology 2. Cardiology 3. Orthopedics 4. Gastroenterology 5. Colorectal Surgery 6. Urology[Read More] Understanding Your Health Concerns: When to See a Family Medicine Specialist
Should You See a Doctor? Understanding Menstrual and Digestive Issues
Do I need to see a doctor? This menstrual period started on the 20th, with dark and heavy flow, accompanied by diarrhea that progressively worsened, changing from semi-solid to watery stools, leading to frequent bowel movements, approximately ten times over the weekend. (Previous...
Dr. Zhan Deqin Reply:
1. Diarrhea with watery stools, fear of cold, and abdominal pain are symptoms of gastroenteritis. If these symptoms have not resolved, medical attention should be sought promptly. (If it is caused by endometriosis, there should not be symptoms like fear of cold.) 2. Has your sk...[Read More] Should You See a Doctor? Understanding Menstrual and Digestive Issues
Understanding Abdominal Pain: When to See a Doctor and Which Specialist?
How to treat it? Hello, I would like to ask if the abdominal pain you experienced recently, along with the doctor's diagnosis of uterine inflammation during the internal examination, is related to the bleeding you had during your follow-up visit (last menstrual period on Aug...
Dr. Hong Chuanqi Reply:
Hello, Xin Lian. The email did not provide information regarding age, weight, and other details, making it difficult to respond. However, based on your description, it may be related to gastrointestinal and uterine issues. You are welcome to visit the Chiayi Health Department...[Read More] Understanding Abdominal Pain: When to See a Doctor and Which Specialist?
Managing Multiple Health Issues: Seeking Guidance from Family Medicine
I have a lot of minor issues, which is very bothersome? Hello Dr. Liu, I have some concerns and would appreciate your help. I have multiple health issues and I'm unsure where to start with treatment, as these problems often arise unexpectedly. 1. I was diagnosed with Heli...
Dr. Liu Jinyong Reply:
Mr. Binbin: 1. For Helicobacter pylori treatment, oral medication should be taken for at least 14 days before re-evaluation. 2. Right-sided lumbar tissue can easily cause lower back pain; avoid lifting heavy objects and consider physical therapy and correcting your posture. 3. Fo...[Read More] Managing Multiple Health Issues: Seeking Guidance from Family Medicine
Managing Complex Health Issues in Elderly Patients: A Nutritional Guide
Multiple complex diseases Hello Dr. Liu: I am here to ask you a question on behalf of my friend. My friend's grandmother is 80 years old and is currently hospitalized due to illness. She has multiple complex medical conditions, including chronic diarrhea, with at least four ...
Dr. Liu Jinyong Reply:
Based on the limited information provided, the gradual weight loss in the elderly individual may be attributed not only to diarrhea but also to poor dental health affecting chewing ability, which in turn impacts food intake. Given the current situation, dietary management should ...[Read More] Managing Complex Health Issues in Elderly Patients: A Nutritional Guide
Understanding Persistent Health Issues: A Guide for Patients
I'm not sure what the problem is? 1. I often experience constipation, which has not improved since childhood. 2. I have been feeling dizzy and drowsy since I was a child. 3. My menstrual periods are always late and not heavy, and I frequently have vaginal discharge. 4....
Dr. Sun Weixu Reply:
Dear careywong-2: First point: Constipation is a common condition that can be very frustrating. The hurried lifestyle of modern individuals often contributes to this issue: consuming low-fiber fast food, inadequate water intake, lack of exercise, and delaying bowel movements de...[Read More] Understanding Persistent Health Issues: A Guide for Patients
Understanding Chronic Constipation: Causes and Solutions
The issue of constipation? Hello Dr. Lin: I have been struggling with constipation for a long time. Due to previously using inappropriate weight loss methods and menstrual irregularities, I have been taking traditional Chinese medicine for adjustment, but the constipation issue h...
Dr. Lin Mingxing Reply:
Hello, netizen. I suggest you: (1) brisk walking and diaphragmatic breathing; (2) perform sit-ups to maintain abdominal pressure stability; (3) consult a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner regarding whether the consumption of certain herbal medicines may cause constipation...[Read More] Understanding Chronic Constipation: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Rib Pain: When to Seek Medical Help for Your Symptoms
Bilateral rib pain? My father-in-law has been experiencing pain in both sides of his ribcage recently, especially at night when the pain worsens, requiring him to hug a soft pillow to sleep. He has a long history of duodenal ulcers and frequently receives intravenous therapy, whi...
Dr. Liu Jinyong Reply:
(1) Due to the incomplete description of the patient's condition, a comprehensive assessment cannot be made, and only reference information can be provided. Frequent intravenous infusions, if not targeted towards the underlying disease, will not have therapeutic effects. Add...[Read More] Understanding Rib Pain: When to Seek Medical Help for Your Symptoms
Struggling with Digestive Issues: Seeking Solutions for Chronic Thinness
Emergency! Emergency! Emergency! Hello Doctor, I have a troubling issue. For a long time, I have been very thin and my complexion is poor. I can hardly digest even a small amount of food. After examination, I was diagnosed with gastritis, but taking gastric medication does not ...
Dr. Lin Mingxing Reply:
Response: As a 28-year-old woman who is quite thin and feels that your complexion is not very good, it indicates that you are not satisfied with your current physiological condition. It may be beneficial to first consider your "psychological" state, including your daily...[Read More] Struggling with Digestive Issues: Seeking Solutions for Chronic Thinness