Medical Questions and Answers

Based on your description, the bumps you’re noticing could be warts or boils, which are often caused by hair follicles in that area. It's important to have them examined by a healthcare professional to determine the exact cause and get the appropriate

I understand that this situation is very complicated, and it can be difficult to trace exactly where chlamydia might have come from. The most important thing to remember is that sometimes, even with long-term, committed relationships, one partner might

If you did not swallow the substance and didn’t feel any irritation in your mouth, it should be okay. Benzoyl peroxide is typically used topically and is unlikely to cause harm in small amounts if it comes in contact with your mouth.

An STI is unlikely, but irritation from friction or sensitivity is possible. Since you had unprotected oral sex, there’s a small risk of infection. A check-up is recommended for peace of mind. Always practice safe sex to minimize risks.

It’s good that you’ve noticed some improvement with the antifungal powder, as it is generally more suitable for areas like the armpits, where moisture can worsen yeast infections. However, since the rash is still present and causing itching, it’s important to

Skin peeling on the penis is not a specific symptom of HIV. However, engaging in unprotected sex or sex with partners whose HIV status is unknown—even while taking PEP—still requires follow-up testing to confirm your status. PEP is highly effective when taken

For a 65kg adult with normal liver and kidney function, standard daily doses for spinal TB are: Isoniazid 300mg, Rifampicin 600mg, Pyrazinamide 1,500mg (first 2 months), and Ethambutol 1,200mg (first 2 months). The continuation phase usually lasts 10–12 months

Based on what you're describing, I’d recommend seeing your doctor for a full physical examination. The involuntary head movements and the impact on your heart could be signs of something that needs closer attention. It’s important to rule out any underlying

The article you came across suggests that SSRIs may have an impact on viral replication and immune responses, but it's not conclusive whether they specifically delay the production of HIV antibodies or extend the window period. There have been no

Since there was no bleeding, you only need the rabies vaccine. A series of 5 doses is recommended on Days 0, 3, 7, 14, and 28. If the bite had involved bleeding, you would need both the rabies vaccine and rabies immunoglobulin. Also, consider a tetanus booster