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Welcome to the WebMD community. While you're waiting to see your doctor, you may want to post to our Parenting board to see if our pediatrician or any other parents can tackle your questions.
I hope that you son's fingertip will attach and heal as is should. Because all wounds of this nature are different, I'd say your best answers are going to come from your son's own doctor.
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I'd recommend checking out these two in our Drugs and Vitamins and Supplements databases to see if there are any interactions, etc., listed.
If all else fails, give your pharmacist a call. He or she should be up on mixing herbs with meds.
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OliviaView Thread

It sounds like you could benefit from getting some feedback on our Pain Management community as well.
Hope to see you posting there soon!
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There are lots of reasons a person can have memory loss . One of the first places to start is medication side effects. I'd recommend looking your husband's meds up in our Drug Database here at WebMD. And, also post to our Diabetes community for some helpful feedback from other members.
I hope you get to the bottom of this soon.
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OliviaView Thread

We have a wonderful Heart Disease board here on our site, and I'd recommend posting your questions to our expert there.
Here also is some information you can read on Coronary Artery Disease that may be helpful.
After reading this info and getting some feedback from our expert and members, you'll probably want to sit down with your own doctor for some information specific to your own treatment.
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OliviaView Thread

I think you can start with our Pain Management community for some great feedback from our expert and members.
From there, the moderator can direct you to other boards that may be helpful based on the response you get.
I hope you find the answers you need!
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OliviaView Thread

This would be a great question for our Smoking Cessation expert. I'd recommend posting to that community.
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OliviaView Thread

I wish we had an expert here who could speak to your questions, but we don't at this time.
I hope you've given your doctor a call and talked to him or her about this in detail. If you haven't, that would be the place to start. He or she is going to know your history and any procedures you've had done best.
In the meantime, here is some information about broken collar bone that I hope will help.
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OliviaView Thread

I'd recommend posting to our Women's Health expert and members for some great feedback.
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OliviaView Thread

Here is some information from our site on Nail Fungus that I hope will point you in the right direction.
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OliviaView Thread
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