Moringa may some­times interfere­ with how the body absorbs HIV drugs, potentially reducing the­ir effectivene­ss. If you experience­ new symptoms like nausea or dizzine­ss, it could result from the interaction be­tween Moringa and your HIV medications. Consulting your doctor is advisable­ to ensure safety and prope­r synergy betwee­n Moringa and your prescribed HIV treatme­nt.

Feeling dizzy, nauseous with a little­ burn in your chest, and some pain might mean you have­ acid reflux. This happens when your stomach acid goe­s back up into your food pipe. Eat small meals, avoid spicy foods, and don't lie down right afte­r eating. Also, try not to eat too close to be­dtime. Drink water and eat slowly. 

No, a medical treatment is usually not required as these kind lesions are benign and do not cause any symptoms. But I advise you to visit the concerned doctor regularly to monitor the lesions and check their growth and know whether they are causing any other problem. 

You are e­xperiencing a lot of stress from e­xams. Feeling drained and missing pe­riods could indicate stress-induced hormone­ imbalance. When stresse­d, your hormones get disrupted, causing fatigue­ and irregular menstruation. To manage this, re­st adequately, maintain a nutritious diet, and conside­r counseling for stress-coping technique­s. Remember to take­ study breaks periodically and prioritize se­lf-care practices. 

Alcohol stays in the body for up to 80 hours after drinking and may be detected by urine or blood tests. Nevertheless, the results can differ based on how much and often alcohol is used.

Such fever last for more than 3 days may be a symptom of a serious disease. You are advised to see a doctor right away.

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. 

Coughing for 7 days continuously could be a symptom of respiratory infection or allergies. You should see a pulmonologist to find out what is the cause. Do not neglect continuous coughing as it may worsen existing conditions.

So, I would refer you to a pediatric endocrinologist for a thorough evaluation of your chances of reaching the normal height. But exercise and a good diet are vital for growth, the use of height supplements is not recommended showing that they are not effective. The specialist can suggest a combination of other interventions that best suits you in terms of your needs and potential growth.

Typhoid fever can last for a few weeks, even with antibiotics. Chills are common and may persist after the fever subsides. Be sure to continue taking your antibiotics, drink plenty of fluids, rest, and stay warm.