General Physicians

One-sided tinnitus can be a symptom of a condition, like an ear injury, an ear infection or age related hearing loss. Even if it may not be a serious problem, you should consider consulting an ENT. They will carry out a comprehensive examination and recommend a treatment plan appropriate to the nature of the condition.

Even if you utilized a condom, there is still a chance of getting the virus. It is suggested to get tested frequently, even when the results are negative. It is better to see a specialist and have in depth discussion on preventive measures.

The baby suffering loose motion may have multiple factors as a cause. These include infections, teething, and food intolerance. As for the baby, hydration is one of the priorities achieved by feeding the baby with breast milk or ORS solutions as desired. I highly suggest that you consult a pediatrician so that he/she can take care of this problem in the right manner.

This can be a sign of a primary headache disorder called Occipital Neuralgia. You should visit a neurologist for good diagnosis and treatment.

There is a chance that either you are suffering from tonsillitis or an infection in your throat and mouth. It is advisable to consult an ear-nose-throat specialist or a periodontist immediately to get an exact diagnosis and a correct treatment plan. 

Based on their condition, they need to see a general physician or medical physician such as a cardiologist, nephrologist, endopedist, or infectious disease specialist. The choice of treatment plan is dictated by the diagnosis and may cover medication, lifestyle adjustment, hospitalization, or surgery.

This is sometimes caused by inflammation or excess fluid retention. Altitude sickness can be brought on by some chronic diseases, such as heart, kidney, or liver diseases, or by venous insufficiency or sudden traumatic injury. 

I would suggest you seek the assistance of a gynecologist to address your period abnormalities. It is not advisable to lose weight in 15 days and it is detrimental to health. Healthy weight loss involves adopting a balanced diet and partaking in regular physical activities. 

High levels of thyroid can be due to symptoms such as gastritis, pain in the left leg, and so on. It is necessary to consult an endocrinologist whether it is for thyroid management or gastritis. The pulmonologist would be crucial in the management of the breathing problems and the primary physician would refer the patient to the relevant specialist.

The presence of nausea, headache, and dizziness as symptoms can be linked to diseases such as tumor formation. These complaints can also be indicative of other conditions than primary hypothyroidism. Seeing a neurologist is important in this regard to rule out the possible causes of the symptoms and receive the required treatment.

I recommend you visit a dietician or a nutritionist so you can have a weight gain program customized for you. Just taking weight gainers without proper advice can cause you some major health hazards. A dietician can recommend you while a nutritionist can help you with the choice of proper supplements for your body type. 

Even with adenoids, your child will have a safe time when going swimming. But just see an ENT specialist before practicing any sports activity. They can also counsel you on additional preventive measures and if the child should first get medication before going swimming.

I may be a respiratory infection of the 2-year-old toddler. A quick consultation with the pediatrician is very necessary. The doctor may prescribe drugs to clear the negative effects and prevent further ailments.

The first important step she must take is to seek the advice of the doctor because she cannot stand or get out of bed. I advise that you seek a neurologist or a physical therapist to get her condition examined and given an appropriate treatment.

From the reported symptoms, your mom should avail of medical services as soon as possible. She appears to be suffering from a stroke, which if not treated instantly could lead to severe and permanent impairments. An appropriate doctor to consult would be a neurologist or stroke specialist.