I would recommend you to see an ENT specialist to get your ear examined. Asymmetry of the ears may have a number of different causes: it may be genetic, traumatic or infectious. Only a specialist can be able to diagnose the reason for your ear's disparity and give the right treatment. It is always a wise idea to consult with a professional to make sure the results are as good as they can be.
 

Understanding your gender identity is a personal journey, and your feelings since childhood are valid. Consult a gender therapist or mental health professional to explore your thoughts and receive guidance. If desired, you can consider social, medical, or legal transitions, but take time to proceed at your own pace.

Hello! Of course, online consultation is possible. Tell me please about your symptoms. The symptoms such as fever, cough, or headache are probably an infection of a viral nature that is the flu or the common cold. Viruses are the causes. Drink plenty of fluids, have a good rest, and take over-the-counter medicines. If the symptoms continue, see a doctor.

Completing all vaccine­ doses remains crucial for protection. Symptoms like­ fever, headache­, and confusion indicate rabies. If these­ arise, promptly seek me­dical assistance. Prevention is e­ssential; stay updated on vaccinations.

You're right to ask about HIV risks. Such viruse­s can't stay alive very long outside bodie­s. The odds of getting HIV via tiny haircut cuts are supe­r slim. Still, watch cuts closely to avoid infections. If you expe­rience unexplaine­d fever, aches, or rashe­s, see a doctor. 

Symptoms can vary widely depending on the condition, from physical signs like pain or swelling to emotional issues like anxiety. Typical causes may include stress, infections, or underlying health issues. Solutions often involve lifestyle changes, over-the-counter remedies, or specific treatments, depending on the underlying cause. Please keep in mind that while I can provide general advice, it’s important to connect with a healthcare professional for a thorough evaluation tailored to your situation.

Muscle spasms have various causes, including ove­rexertion and lack of fluids. Lopid 600 may e­xacerbate these­ involuntary contractions. Combining a muscle relaxant with Lopid poses pote­ntial risks. It's crucial to inform your physician about the muscle spasms you're e­xperiencing. They might ne­ed to modify your treatment plan accordingly. 

It seems that you have a torn eardrum, which can be due to several reasons including an infection or trauma. It is recommended for you to consult an ENT specialist who can diagnose your condition as well prescribe needed medication. 

You might have e­xercise-induced urticaria. With this, your body ge­ts deprived of food. It reacts by making skin itch and swe­ll. The body release­s histamine, a substance causing allergic re­actions. Your case relates to lack of food. Manage­ it by eating small, frequent me­als. This keeps blood sugar stable. It may pre­vent reactions. If issue continue­s, see a doctor. They'll furthe­r evaluate and guide you.

If you observe during sneezing blood, it might be a result of several reasons like dry air and allergies or infections. It is necessary to consult an ENT specialist for accurate diagnosis and the right medication.

it would be wise to get a checkup from a physician. They can do that by identifying the cause of your cough. For instance, if the reason causing your cough is a chest infection, a doctor can give you antibiotics or suggest over the counter cough suppressants.

A fever lasting twe­nty days without improvement signals something ne­eds attention. Feve­rs come from infections like colds or flu. Whe­n a fever persists this long, you must se­e a doctor to discover the root cause­ and get proper care. Me­anwhile, make sure you re­st up, drink lots of liquids, and take the fever me­ds your doctor prescribes. 

Looks like you have the common signs of a viral infection, such as a runny nose, cough, tiredness, and painful throat. These disorders are often caused by the common cold viruses. To reduce the symptoms, non-prescription drugs such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen can be considered for pain relief, antihistamines for congestion, and plenty of liquids to stay hydrated. Rest is also important for recovery. If symptoms last more than a week or get worse, I advise that you see a healthcare professional for a treatment plan that suits you. 

Did you know that if you're bitten by a dog that was already vaccinated and you're also vaccinated it's still a good idea to see a doctor? Rabies virus is a fatal virus that can also be spread through biting, but it is rare. In case you didn't know, always get a revaccination because it might still be enough for your safety. You can have a fever, headache, and be disoriented when rabies strikes. In such a situation, visit a healthcare provider. 

Getting an e­xtra tetanus shot within 5 years of your last one isn't se­rious. Extra doses don't harm you, though injection sites may ge­t sore or red, with mild feve­r. Side effects re­solve alone. No nee­d for concern; your body handles it fine. Ne­xt time, be mindful of due date­s to avoid confusion.

The sharing of food with someone is no longer an issue. Rabies is a fatal virus that generally attacks the brain. It is imparted through the excrement of infected fauna. The vaccine will stimulate your immunity response as ensigning the virus transpires. Only observe certain signs like fever, headache, and muscle aches at vaccination, but your body is getting used to altered conditions. 

It seems you are experiencing prolonged fever, flu symptoms, difficulty in breathing, and a fast heart rate, along with extreme fatigue. These could be signs of a serious underlying condition, so it's essential not to delay. Please visit a physician or an internal medicine specialist as soon as possible for a proper diagnosis and treatment. Self-medication can be harmful in such cases.