Real Strawberry tongue In kawasaki disease. Very classic appearance of tongue and adenopathy , fever ,rash etc.

Ans , C, fast acting in 10 minutes and duration 3 to 4 hours .

many medical personnel like to have more tests to diagnose the mentioned disease. In spite of diagnosis, most chronic diseases have no cure. We need to concentrate on cures regarding chronic and metabolic diseases.

Chicken gunaya cases were reported in Asia. It is caused by viruses transmitted through mosquito ades , the moon soon fever.

Tamsulosin : Alpha-1 blocker is so for widely used treatment but has its side effects. There is need to do more research for better treatment. Surgery is an option Stunt in urethra. Etc.

Metformin is typically taken long-term, often for many years, to manage Type 2 diabetes. Common side effects include gastrointestinal issues like diarrhea, nausea, and stomach pain, but these often subside as the body adjusts. serious are vit.B12 deficiency and lactic acidosis.

Ankolysing Spondylitis. The inflammation in the joints and tissues of the spine can cause stiffness. In severe cases, this may cause the vertebrae to fuse. Treatment consists of anti-inflammatories and self care physical therapy, and in rare cases surgery.

A branchial cleft cyst, typically presenting as a soft, painless, and fluctuant mass, it is a benign congenital anomaly. The differential diagnosis includes other neck swellings, and the primary treatment is surgical excision, often performed after addressing any acute infection.

GI tract fluid secretions per day, The salivary glands 1.5 l of fluid, the stomach secretes 2.5 l of gastric juice, liver produces 0.5 l of bile, the pancreas produces 1.5 l of enzyme & bicarb. rich fluid, small intestine absorbs 6.5 l of fluid, and the colon absorbs 1.3 liter

Rh. Arthritis, ulnar deviation of the metacarpophalangeal joints boutonniere and swan neck deformities. An autoimmune disease. Involve other systems also.

Why muscle cramps as patient starts statins , anti-cholestrol threapy. What is the mechanism and how to treat these cramps. What is alternative treatment of high cholesterol.

In old age multiple such health problems are present at the same time . Treat the most urgent one first.

Stop ACE inhibitors and never give again. Treat the patient symptoms. Follow anti drug reaction regime to relief the symptoms. Treat BP with caution and immediate follow up.

Fitz-Hugh-Curtis Syndrome is treated primarily with antibiotics to combat the underlying infection, often chlamydia or gonorrhea. In some cases, pain medication and even surgery. colonoscopic removal of adhesions.

CT . Shows inflammatory changes in pelvic and perihepatic regions. Pelvic findings may show a tubo-ovarian abscess pyosalpinx fluid collection in pelvis Perihepatic findings. inflammatory stranding and fluid  right paracolic gutter as well as the perihepatic region

possible symptoms of FHCS may include: lower abdominal pain pelvic pain back pain fever chills nausea and vomiting vaginal discharge painful sexual intercourse, which doctors call dyspareunia painful urination, (dysuria) cramping bleeding after sexual intercourse

Fitz-Hugh–Curtis syndrome (FHCS) is linked to pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), so preventing PID is the best way to avoid FHCS. ways to reduce risk of PID and FHCS Limit sexual partners, Use condoms, Get regular STI tests, Ask partners to get tested, and Avoid douching.

FHC.Syndrom occurs when bacteria enter the abdominal cavity through the fallopian tubes and infect the reproductive tract, causing swelling and pain. adhesions are formed in peri heaptic area and adjacent .

Diagnosis may be confirmed by the presence of Chlamydia trachomatis (mostly)or N. gonorrhea in fluid from the peritoneal cavity. Trichomonas vaginalis, U.urealyticum and Mycoplasma hominis are less.T.B of pelvis rare.  causes of Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome. CT scan is diagnostic.

Treat quickly. NEC) treatment involves medical and surgical approaches. Medical management, stopping feedings, providing IV fluids and nutrition, and using antibiotics to address potential infections.  Surg. intervention to remove damaged bowel tissue or repair perforations,