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Based on the symptoms you mentioned, the lump under the skin could be a swollen lymph node. You should have it examined by a doctor, as it may also be a cyst or something else. I would advise you to consult an ENT specialist for the right diagnosis and treatment.
 

Sodium level of 126 is known to be low and it may be a result of some antitubercular drugs. It is necessary to discuss the matter with the treating doctor, who can prescribe a different medication dosage or hospitalize your mother for a thorough examination.

Some of the causes of chest pain in children are: Acid reflux (heartburn), Anxiety, Asthma, Costochondritis (inflammation of joints between ribs and breastbone), Muscle strain and Respiratory infection

Consult your doctor for further advise, investigations and treatment.

Taking two doses of Twinrab 1500/2.5 simultaneously is not advisable. There is a need to stay within the therapeutic range as directed by your doctor to prevent any side effects. If you have anything about your immunization plan, please go to an experienced doctor preferably a medical specialist of infectious diseases.

It may mean that there is an infection or inflammation in the body because of increased levels of white blood cells. It could also be an indication of a more complicated condition, like leukemia. One shall instead seek expert advice from a for an assessment and management of the condition.

This could result from gulping down food rapidly or consuming fizzy be­verages. Try pacing yourself during me­als, steering clear of carbonate­d drinks, and opting for smaller portions. Howeve­r, if symptoms persist, consulting a medical professional would be­ wise.

Using albendazole­ or ivermectin improperly can harm your he­alth. A doctor prescribes albendazole­ one or two times yearly to tre­at intestinal worms. Meanwhile, ive­rmectin treats stubborn parasites like­ scabies or strongyloidiasis once annually. These­ medicines eliminate­ parasites causing stomach discomfort, itching, and tiredness. 

Considering your symptoms, you may have a gastrointestinal infection or food poison. you consultyour doctor to evaluate your symptoms and prescribe an appropriate treatment. In the interim, remain hydrated and stick to a bland diet.

ACNE on CHIN is COMMON! Hormonal changes, STRESS, GENETICS are reasons... Bacteria, oil, dead skin cells clog pores... Hormonal acne often on CHIN, JAWLINE, NECK... Avoid touching face, WASH regularly, avoid oil-based products... Visit DERMATOLOGIST if needed!

You can take pain relief medicines after consulting a doctor. Meantime you can rinse your mouth with warm water and pressing the affected area with cold water can also provide relief.

You might expe­rience throat and mouth dryness, de­spite drinking water. Additionally, you might fee­l a slight coolness inside your head. The­se symptoms could result from inadequate­ water intake throughout the day. Ensure­ regular, ample water consumption to maintain throat and mouth hydration. Sucking on sugar-fre­e candies may also help alle­viate dryness. 

Consult with general physician. They will check and prescribe you medication if required

In a scenario where you stroke an unvaccinated dog that might have rabies, there is still only a minor risk of getting infected. The virus Rabies attacks the human brain and can be lethal when untreated. It is huffy, headache, and fear of water that are its symptoms. In such a case, scrub the wound with soap and water and consult with a physician. 

Headache­s are head pains caused by stre­ss, lack of sleep, or dehydration. Exce­ss screen time contribute­s too. Fortunately, resting, hydrating, and scree­n breaks offer relie­f. However, consult a doctor if it persists or worse­ns.