Should I Retest for HIV After Non-Reactive Results?

Taking polio drops won't hurt as an adult. You might fee­l a little sick, like an upset stomach or fe­el like throwing up, but it's okay. Your body is already prote­cted from the drops when you we­re little. Drink lots of water and re­st if you don't feel good. It will go away soon and you'll be fine­.

Body tempe­rature shouldn't constantly increase daily. This indicate­s potential issues. A persiste­ntly high temperature signals infe­ction, like flu or urinary tract infection. Sometime­s, conditions like hyperthyroidism cause this too. If e­xperiencing this, rest, hydrate­, and seek medical e­valuation promptly. 

Dogs have the potential of infecting you if they bite. Bitten twice by dogs is a matter of concern. When you miss some injections, this could indicate that you are not fully protected. Infections may cause symptoms such as redness, swelling, warmth, and pain in the bite area. You must visit your doctor to get a proper evaluation and treatment, which may include additional vaccinations to avert complications.

It's probably not a good idea to drink alcohol after paracetamol. Though nothing terrible will happen if you've only had a few sips, it’s great that you didn’t drink more. Watch out for any nausea, stomachache or dizziness. If you start feeling bad, it’s better to visit a doctor.

It was a good decision to get the rabies vaccination after the first cat scratch. Since the blood test was missed after the second scratch, it's recommended to get a second vaccination as a precaution. Even if the cat seems healthy, rabies can take time to show symptoms.

Nutrients like zinc, magnesium, vitamin D, and biotin are­ beneficial. Howeve­r, be cautious with excessive­ intake. Too many supplements may le­ad to stomach discomfort or nausea. Prioritize a balanced die­t first. Consult a healthcare professional if issue­s arise. 

Considering your symptoms, you could have a viral infection causing your sore throat and dry cough. But when, after taking the meds, you vomit, you doubt it and stop taking the medicine. You should consult an ENT specialist to start the treatment.
 

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.

Various potential underlying medical conditions that can cause body pain and weakness include viral infections, anemia or autoimmune diseases. It is recommended to seek advice from a physician.

A vitamin B12 level of 62 pg/mL is considered low and may indicate a deficiency. Consult a medical professional for further evaluation and appropriate treatment, as a deficiency can lead to many other symptoms and potential complications.

The symptoms you have mentioned strongly imply either a systematic iron or vitamin B12 deficiency. The symptoms are fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, and other problems. If the injections fail, increasing dietary intake of iron-rich foods like spinach, and lentils, and vitamin B12 sources like eggs, dairy, or fortified cereals is essential. Regularly with consumption of these nutrients, you will feel better.

After BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS, bruising and vein damage are common. Heavy breathing may indicate low oxygen levels. Check with your doctor regarding your symptoms.