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Rilwayne001:
Doctors in the house, please what do you have to say about the aftermath of ILEOSTOMY?

What do you really want to know after an Ileostomy is performed?
Your thing of interest will prevent my writing a whole paragraph and yet nothing is said across to you.

What do you want.. to know?

Elamin21:
Merry Christmas Doc, I do have waist pain sometime pls what causes waist pain?

Same to you, Elamini. Your having pains at the waist *sometimes* is a normal phenomenon being human. Causes are varied base clinically and normal. Should this waist pain persist especially with other signs and symptoms, please seek a doctor's help for a proper follow up.

Didijiji:
Boss, please see the test result below..

Any cause for worry?

She Was asked to take more water and then do MCS

Kindly advise sir

Bilirubin is a breakdown product of porphyrin. It is brought about by lysing of the red substance that assist the oxygenation processes of the body. By natural distribution and way of excretion, Bilirubin shouldn't be in the urine, and usually when it is the abnormality should be diagnosed soon as possible.


Since Bilirubin was seen in the urine, it may also mean it should be high in the blood. The type of Bilirubin should be analyzed in plasma- conjugated or non-conjugated. This is very important. In furtherance to this, making assay for activities of enzymes specific to liver and gall bladder morphology is also good.

Whatever I may choose to do from here may determine all I have known from the former.
What was her complaint?
How old is she?

Kingoftrust:
Doc please a friend of mine said his condom burst while having sex with a girl.... He didn't bother to change so he carried on, now he is experiencing rash and itch on Penis (said it has happened to him one time b4 this current one), itch on his navel and small painless lymph nodes on his groin and neck (the lymph nodes aren't visible but can be felt with ur fingers) he thinks he has HIV and is scared to go for test.... Please can u guess WATS wrong with him

I can't guess what was/is wrong with him. But I think it will be good enough to have a trial knowledge of this from the lab.
What have you guys done so far since on my not replying this post?

oluwaleokey:
Hi Doc
Great thread
God bless you for your selfless service

Its been very long i did press-up/push ups.
After a couple of it, i realized that i feel pain around my heart region 2 days later.
I thought it was nothing serious, i also discovered that this pain comes at night when i lie down or whenever i wake up mid night. I suspected it to be lumonia but then during the day i feel so much relieved that i will not feel anything until i go to sleep & wake up late at night. These have been the routine for like three days but on the fourth day, i discovered the pain has moved from the heart region to the opp. Direction, i mean, my back bone-spinal cord, just exactly the opposite of the heart. I became worried and the next day it moved from there to my left lungs, like left lower lungs while i simultenously feel minor pain on the heart region and the lung is more severe that i find it difficult lifting my left hand up while lying on the bed.

The next day
I visited the hospital and narrated my ordeal to the young doc on duty, he ruled out lumonia to be the culprit probably bcoz i don't have cough, suspected a muscle blah blah afterwards prescribed some drugs to take for like two weeks and if symptoms persist that i should return back.
I have been diligently taking these drugs till date infact the last intake is today however i still feel the pain only on the heart region.
I do all manner of stretching while lying down at nights, to see if it can ease the pain.
Please what exactly could be the cause?
Only at night
Only at night
Hmmm
Me never see this type
Make i leave village people out of this first

Age?
What were the medication given to you by the doctor?

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It is really not easy to diagnosed problems from far and so I am encouraged by everyone cooperative effort to see this effortlessly done.
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2Ballz:
What do you really want to know after an Ileostomy is performed?
Your thing of interest will prevent my writing a whole paragraph and yet nothing is said across to you.

What do you want.. to know?

Turns out it wasn't Ileostomy, it was peritonitis. And unfortunately has now led to sepsis

That's what the doctor is treating now. Do you have an idea on how to further help a sepsis patient? Already Cerufoxine and IV is being administered.

Rilwayne001:
Turns out it wasn't Ileostomy, it was peritonitis. And unfortunately has now led to sepsis

That's what the doctor is treating now. Do you have an idea on how to further help a sepsis patient? Already Cerufoxine and IV is being administered.

Management is clinically staged and not something to rehearse before the doctor. If she is not getting worse there is every chance she will get better.

Can anyone recommend a protein supplement for me....I wan to start lifting heavy weights.....I need something to boost me up cuz I get tired easily after little push

2Ballz:
Management is clinically staged and not something to rehearse before the doctor. If she is not getting worse there is every chance she will get better.

Yes I understand. We are actually in the hospital and doctor is attending to her regularly.

Thank you.

2Ballz:
I can't guess what was/is wrong with him. But I think it will be good enough to have a trial knowledge of this from the lab.
What have you guys done so far since on my not replying this post?

He plans on go oh no 4 test this weekend as he's busy with work

2ballz

What can be done to stop pus after the peritonitis surgery?

2Ballz:
Same to you, Elamini. Your having pains at the waist *sometimes* is a normal phenomenon being human. Causes are varied base clinically and normal. Should this waist pain persist especially with other signs and symptoms, please seek a doctor's help for a proper follow up.

OK doc. thanks happy New Year.

Doctors in the house... Please, unprecisely like 4weeks back, I noticed this yellowish discoloration on my skin... Its on the upper region of my back and of recent, migrated to the chest...

Please, how can I combat it...

Note: I doubt if its cream reaction cause its being ages since I applied cream on my back or chest and I only cream my face, hands and feet when I bath at night...

Also, this is,my first time of experiencing such massive change in skin colour

Also, I consume egg(fried) and beans massively

Manaan:
Good day doctor, my sister has been far away from home. She just got back and I saw this growth on her leg, pls what can be done to it aside surgery?

Happy New Year
Hi doctor, surgery has been done to remove the tumor, histology was done and the doctor said it is Malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumor.

ranmoor:
Dear 2Ballz, Happy New year. To greater heights and fruitful days ahead �. Thank you for all time, effort and advice. May God continue to bless you abundantly.

Amen. I really appreciate this, Ranmoor. Thanks oncemore. And I pray same for you, brother.

Manaan:
Happy New Year
Hi doctor, surgery has been done to remove the tumor, histology was done and the doctor said it is Malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumor.

Happy New year to you too bro.


Malignancy? Wow! That's a tough one. What is the next line of action from the doctor?

ShazamBilly:
Doctors in the house... Please, unprecisely like 4weeks back, I noticed this yellowish discoloration on my skin... Its on the upper region of my back and of recent, migrated to the chest...

Please, how can I combat it...

Note: I doubt if its cream reaction cause its being ages since I applied cream on my back or chest and I only cream my face, hands and feet when I bath at night...

Also, this is,my first time of experiencing such massive change in skin colour

Also, I consume egg(fried) and beans massively

Okay. I can see them but not too obvious for me to nod in agreement to what I am in suspicious about?
Alright. Now, do:
1) you experience itching before you observe this, do you itch present?
2) you observe a ring-like impression on the spot of pigmentation? ( Please kindly roll your finger over it)
3) you expose yourself to any substance you haven't been expose to before apart from dust that comes with the harmattan?

Kindly, post another pics, a bold one let it be bright enough so I can the pigmentation clearly.

Elamin21:
OK doc. thanks happy New Year.

Same to you bro

Rilwayne001:
2ballz

What can be done to stop pus after the peritonitis surgery?

You may likely be seeing pus for abscess. The doctor may have to drain the abscess as it may prevent antibiotics circulation over that tissue (region), after which an antibiotics in any suitable administration applied.

2Ballz:
Happy New year to you too bro.


Malignancy? Wow! That's a tough one. What is the next line of action from the doctor?

He said chemotherapy and radiotherapy when the surgical wound finally healed.

Manaan:
He said chemotherapy and radiotherapy when the surgical wound finally healed.

I expected that. Thanks for sharing this. Is there any thing you want me to explain further on?

2Ballz:
I expected that. Thanks for sharing this. Is there any thing you want me to explain further on?

Thank you Doctor, I will like to know the side effects of the two treatments. The doctor mentioned weight loss and hair loss probably.

2Ballz:
Okay. I can see them but not too obvious for me to nod in agreement to what I am in suspicious about?
Alright. Now, do:
1) you experience itching before you observe this, do you itch present?
2) you observe a ring-like impression on the spot of pigmentation? ( Please kindly roll your finger over it)
3) you expose yourself to any substance you haven't been expose to before apart from dust
that comes with the harmattan?

Kindly, post another pics, a bold one let it be bright enough so I can the pigmentation clearly.

Sincerely, no pain no ache o.... The thing go just appear for my chest miraculously when I wake for morning too

The stuff comes like a part of my skin becomes obviously fairer than other parts..

Funny thing be say I dey bath twice daily o

2Ballz:
You may likely be seeing pus for abscess. The doctor may have to drain the abscess as it may prevent antibiotics circulation over that tissue (region), after which an antibiotics in any suitable administration applied.

Exactly what's been done. Thanks.

ShazamBilly:
Sincerely, no pain no ache o.... The thing go just appear for my chest miraculously when I wake for morning too

The stuff comes like a part of my skin becomes obviously fairer than other parts..

Funny thing be say I dey bath twice daily o

I heard you. I requested a bolder view of the pigmented areas. One or two snaps is okay with a bright feats.

Manaan:
Thank you Doctor, I will like to know the side effects of the two treatments. The doctor mentioned weight loss and hair loss probably.

Yes! Those are the obvious effect of Chemotherapy among the others. This may cause the doctor to permit her shaving all hair on her scalp.
See Chemotherapy (on cancer treating patient) as an wholistic approach to fighting foreign cells that have gone malignant and invasive. The idea of malignancy makes every medical doctor to think there is some degree of metastasis(spreading). So, the best way to handle it is to attack the body in whole rather than just the place of clinical presentation.
This means Chemotherapy attacks both the normal body cells and the foreign one. If it's just as I explained then the following may seem to be effects on Chemotherapy treatment:
1) Loss of hair
2) loss of weight
3)loss of appetite
4) tendency to suffer infection
5) anemia
6) amnesia
7) lethargy
8.) can worsen some conditions if not known as at that time.

How old is she?

Rilwayne001:
Exactly what's been done. Thanks.

Hope she is doing fine now?

2Ballz:
Yes! Those are the obvious effect of Chemotherapy among the others. This may cause the doctor to permit her shaving all hair on her scalp.
See Chemotherapy (on cancer treating patient) as an wholistic approach to fighting foreign cells that have gone malignant and invasive. The idea of malignancy makes every medical doctor to think there is some degree of metastasis(spreading). So, the best way to handle it is to attack the body in whole rather than just the place of clinical presentation.
This means Chemotherapy attacks both the normal body cells and the foreign one. If it's just as I explained then the following may seem to be effects on Chemotherapy treatment:
1) Loss of hair
2) loss of weight
3)loss of appetite
4) tendency to suffer infection
5) anemia
6) amnesia
7) lethargy
8.) can worsen some conditions if not known as at that time.

How old is she?

24years

Manaan:
24years

It is a good age.

2Ballz:
It is a good age.

Thank you so much Doctor, I really appreciate