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But you really do need to see a doctor to find out what is going on and I wouldn't wait too long. Not all heart problems present in the same way but even if it's something with the shoulder itself, the sooner you get a diagnosis and get started on treatment, the better.View Thread
Dr. Marks looks in here when he can but between his busy practice and more, it has been a while. (Our experts volunteer their time here.)
And we do have some WebMD staff experts who are also looking in now.
Beyond that, we have some great and knowledgeable experts so if you have questions, ask away.View Thread
I didn't experience much, if any weight loss or raised libo, but I did experience a better mood and more energy.
I stopped treatment about 3 months ago because I couldn't afford it anymore and my mood is awful now, I much more irritable and sometimes even depressed.
Are there any other (cheaper) treatment options than going to a center for injections?
I want my good quality of life back.
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Also, I have a similar pain in my lower abdomen. This seems to persist after eating (not related to stomach or hunger?). My mouth has been really dry and I'm always thirsty too. Now I'm starting a fever and feeling nauseous. Could this all be side effects from the antibiotics?...Or is this something more serious?
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Sorry I don't have an answer for why his levels are low. I would ask his doctor though. I would be very worried about it. Their has to be an answer to why he and his brother both have this problem. Tell the doctor about his brother too. GLView Thread
Androgel raises Testosterone levels or is supposed to. I've read that not everyone has the same results. After my levels are raised if they are. How long will they be raised. Will it be a permanent effect and decrease over an extended period or will the levels drop off quickly? Is it an ongoing treatment to keep levels elevated continuously?
So if I quit the treatment, how long will it take for my levels to reach their level before treatment?
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Click here for information on Cephalexin but, to be on the safe side, discuss your concern with your prescribing doctor and/or pharmacist. Your local pharmacist is a GREAT resource for this kind of thing.View Thread
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I HAVE READ OF SOME "CRASHES" ABOUT 5 DAYS AFTER TAKING IT. ANYONE HAVE ANY INFO OR EXPERIENCE WITH THIS. I AM A 57 YO MALE.View Thread
This is something you should discuss with your medical provider. In the meantime, try also posting on our Thyroid Disorders Community .View Thread
Stay with natural foods. i make my salad dressing with cold press extra virgin olive oil & apple cider vinegar with a little sweetner.View Thread
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FDA Approves New Erectile Dysfunction Drug StendraView Thread
Doing it every day should not be a problem. Doing it twice a day would probably not be a problem, either. In fact, it could be rather nice. When is it a problem? When it interferes with your normal daily activities and takes place of having contact with other people. But it's a complicated issue.
By itself being aroused, taking matters into your own hands and getting relaxation and relief is something all guys do. And it should be an enjoyable part of your day!
Please ask more questions if you still have some things you're wondering about. Chances are more than one of us have already gone through what you're doing through now.
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You make a great point, even aside from all the health benefits.View Thread
I encourage you to repost your message on our Sexually Transmitted Diseases community . You have some good questions.View Thread
The problem is occasionally I'll get sharp pains in my penis when I ejaculate.. there is no pain whatsoever when I urinate, nor is urine flow particularly weak. It's not a burning pain, it feels more like a cramp or a charley horse, as wierd as that sounds. The pain varies in intensity, and I can't determine any factors that contribute to how much it hurts. I've also noticed that the quantity is somewhat reduced. It almost feels like there's a blockage or something, but if there was a blockage where the pain is (near the tip, in the shaft), wouldn't that affect urine flow as well?
I plan to ask my doctor for a referral to a urologist sometime soon, but I was just curious as to what could cause this. What are some possible causes?
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Rectal bleeding and problems should not be ignored. It would be a good idea to see your doctor asap for evaluation and treatment of these symptoms.View Thread
I really encourage you to post this on our Eye Health community . The expert there and perhaps other members should be able to offer some suggestions.
And while you're waiting for those, be sure to make an appointment with an eye doctor.View Thread
While you're waiting for responses here, try also posting on our Knee & Hip Replacement community . They may have some thoughts for you even though you're not asking about a replacement but, rather, another problem with your knee.View Thread
You have some good questions. Be sure to discuss all of these with your doctor and/or surgeon but, in the meantime and while you're waiting for responses here, you may also want to post on our Knee & Hip Replacement Community . Though that community is about 'replacement', they do discuss other knee issues and surgeries as well.View Thread
While you're waiting for responses here, I encourage you to also post on our Skin Problems and Treatments community .View Thread
You've probably since heard about the new warnings about this medication:
Propecia, Proscar: New Sexual Dysfunction Warnings
Armed with that, visit your doctor again. Your doctor is also the one who can best help you decide whether you can simply stop taking it or should wean off slowly.
You also may want to discuss with your local pharmacist.View Thread
If so, you should know that two drugs used to address men's balding now carry even more warnings regarding the potential impact on sexual function. There were already warnings that these could cause erectile dysfunction, and now there are warnings about the impact on sexual desire, ability to orgasm and ejaculate.
Propecia, Proscar: New Sexual Dysfunction Warnings
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