Virtual Clinic v4
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Ok ask you another questionOriginally posted by renorenal:The normal urine color is straw color...
You can't say that if it is colorless, it is high in protein as it is hard to say it that way... you need to see if there are a lot of bubbles...
But still the best way is to use a Urine Dipstix Test to check for proteinuria (the normal human being excrete less than 150mg/day of protein)...
Anything more than that is considered abnormal, but there are exceptions especially during a fever, sepsis or dehydration or after exercising...
If there are problems in your kidneys, your urine may either be bloody or there may be casts or sandy urine present...
Why I after ejectulate
I will keep on go to toilet and piss???
I am quite worried about it
Think I should go for exercise as I do not do it often
I need some help here too
Also my mind too -
So should stop I eating on sweet stuffs and eating less rice????
Eat more healthy stuff(Organic)??? -
I think this is rather normal for everyone... once after ejaculation (okay, I now know your gender) the sympathetic (fight or flight response of the autonomic or automatic nervous system) effects will be triggered leading to a contraction of the prostate gland which shuts off your bladder exit door (the prostate gland is located at the neck of your bladder, which leads to the outlet).Originally posted by gorby107:Ok ask you another question
Why I after ejectulate
I will keep on go to toilet and piss???
I am quite worried about it
Think I should go for exercise as I do not do it often
I need some help here too
Also my mind too
You will feel the urge to urinate more as the autonomous system around the genital parts will be triggered as well leading to spasm of not only your tubes (which leads the sperm or semen out) but also to the organs lying nearby - the prostate gland that the bladder. When this happens, you will feel the urge to urinate, but because of the prostate gland temporarily blocking the outlet of the bladder, your urine amount will be minimal, and you will keep on feeling the urge to pass all the remaining ones (in other terms, it becomes hypersensitive) -
Oh no wonderOriginally posted by renorenal:I think this is rather normal for everyone... once after ejaculation (okay, I now know your gender) the sympathetic (fight or flight response of the autonomic or automatic nervous system) effects will be triggered leading to a contraction of the prostate gland which shuts off your bladder exit door (the prostate gland is located at the neck of your bladder, which leads to the outlet).
You will feel the urge to urinate more as the autonomous system around the genital parts will be triggered as well leading to spasm of not only your tubes (which leads the sperm or semen out) but also to the organs lying nearby - the prostate gland that the bladder. When this happens, you will feel the urge to urinate, but because of the prostate gland temporarily blocking the outlet of the bladder, your urine amount will be minimal, and you will keep on feeling the urge to pass all the remaining ones (in other terms, it becomes hypersensitive)
Thank you
You are my saviour
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Our body requires a balance in everything... too excessive or too minimal on something will cause an imbalance to our body and lead to general discomfort... besides, who can totally forget about sweet foods unless you are really having a great amount of self controlOriginally posted by gorby107:So should stop I eating on sweet stuffs and eating less rice????
Eat more healthy stuff(Organic)???
Reducing your intake would be the right way, leaving to a decision whereby you can still take sugary stuffs, but not too much. 2 blocks of sugar instead of 5 blocks into your cup of coffee, take less rice (since rice contains a lot of carbo which increases your weight substantially), drink less of those gassy drinks, take less keropoks (salty foods) and oh well, there are actually a lot more... but you get what I mean...
Organic stuffs, healthy stuffs such as fibers, vegetables, oatmeals, fruits and supplements are good recommendations... -
Errrrr... no lar... dun say until like thatOriginally posted by gorby107:Oh no wonder
Thank you
You are my saviour 
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Ok I will consider that thanOriginally posted by renorenal:Our body requires a balance in everything... too excessive or too minimal on something will cause an imbalance to our body and lead to general discomfort... besides, who can totally forget about sweet foods unless you are really having a great amount of self control
Reducing your intake would be the right way, leaving to a decision whereby you can still take sugary stuffs, but not too much. 2 blocks of sugar instead of 5 blocks into your cup of coffee, take less rice (since rice contains a lot of carbo which increases your weight substantially), drink less of those gassy drinks, take less keropoks (salty foods) and oh well, there are actually a lot more... but you get what I mean...
Organic stuffs, healthy stuffs such as fibers, vegetables, oatmeals, fruits and supplements are good recommendations...
But you see outside sell the food is not so healthy
So this cause to be the main factor of unhealthy eating
Everytime I go out and eat will order more Vegetable, Less Sugar for Drink and so on...........
Any other thing to improve on that
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Avoid buffets or the so called binges where your friends might go as a group to "hantam" all the foods at once and see who can eat the most or any eat all you can or want delicacies program...Originally posted by gorby107:Ok I will consider that than
But you see outside sell the food is not so healthy
So this cause to be the main factor of unhealthy eating
Everytime I go out and eat will order more Vegetable, Less Sugar for Drink and so on...........
Any other thing to improve on that
I will be back later
Eating in rather than eating out will help you improve your health because you can control what you eat. Nowadays with so many established fast food outlets, it is actually hard to keep to a strict diet (and this has become a main cause for obesity and its implications worldwide)...
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TOPIC: Circumcision Procedure Summarized...Originally posted by tut4nkh4m3n:it's not just to stay withdrawn innit? i thought it was physically taking the whole piece of front skin out? yeah anyway... *ouch*
Originally posted by dragg:
Explanation provided for adults - retraction (no retraction done during surgery if the patient is an infant or a child, since there is a connective tissue that attaches the foreskin to the penis. much like a nail to the nail bed).
i am not exactly sure what is done. maybe check with doctor reno later.
i heard girls have part of their clitoris removed.
Under normal condition prior to circumcision, your penile head would be covered by the foreskin. The purpose of circumcision is the removal of the foreskin itself to reveal the head. It has been proven that it can prevent a potential niche for colonization of bacteria as most males previously (I guess even now) do not care for their perineal hygiene and with the foreskin intact, one has to actually retract and clean it everyday. The warmth and dampness allows such place to be housed by all sorts of microbes.
Prior to removing the foreskin, an incision is make (imagine a toilet roll without it's tissue) in the upper part (there are of course many procedures done to stop excessive flow of bleeding, but this is too complex and serves no purpose to its description here)...
Once the incision is done, it is retracted and the penis. is protected with a certain device to prevent injuries... The foreskin is then rolled back over the device and a string is tied around the penile region to cease blood supply to the area temporarily. It is then cut off and the attached devices removed carefully.
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I am having my puberty stage nowOriginally posted by renorenal:Avoid buffets or the so called binges where your friends might go as a group to "hantam" all the foods at once and see who can eat the most or any eat all you can or want delicacies program...
Eating in rather than eating out will help you improve your health because you can control what you eat. Nowadays with so many established fast food outlets, it is actually hard to keep to a strict diet (and this has become a main cause for obesity and its implications worldwide)...
Alright... see you then...
Will it affect me a not
If I do all those -
Is it true that
Laugh for 1 min = Excerise for 30 min -
/pops in
Err..maybe I pop in in a 'sticky' time..
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Nope...Originally posted by gorby107:Is it true that
Laugh for 1 min = Excerise for 30 min -
How old are you?Originally posted by gorby107:I am having my puberty stage now
Will it affect me a not
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14 years oldOriginally posted by renorenal:How old are you?
So you are a Malaysian
or a Singaporeans staying Malaysia???
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So young? What are you doing in sgForums?Originally posted by gorby107:14 years old
So you are a Malaysian
or a Singaporeans staying Malaysia???
Just curious
Kidding kidding....
Alright... I feel that at this age, you should consider about your growth rather than your risk factors, for example having a postive family history of diabetes. However, having said that, you should not totally neglect the amount and types of food that you eat. It is not only important for your growth by taking proper nutrition, but over-eating them can lead to obesity.
Participate in activities and play sports... if you don't have one, pick up one or if you feel that you can take it, go for more. At your age, you should be active and maximize your potential in every aspects of your life.
Watch what you eat and you should be alright. Reduce all or stop the junk foods, soda cans, titbits, chocolates or sweets that are not important for your nutrition, yet it can bring complications such as dental caries per se.
Btw, I am a Malaysian staying in Malaysia... -
i tot ur goin to say so young can wank..Originally posted by renorenal:So young? What are you doing in sgForums?
Kidding kidding.... -
What is famotidine used for?
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Famotidine is a Histamine Type 2 Receptor Antagonist (H2RANT) whereby it inhibits one of the potential chemical (histamine) in the body that has the ability to stimulate gastric acid production.Originally posted by alexkusu:What is famotidine used for?
They are widely used for problems like gastritis and also for the treatment of peptic ulcer disease.
Other medications of the similar group as famotidine includes cimetidine (which can cause enlargement of the male b.reast - gynaecomastia) and ranitidine. -
what are the steps to relieve stomach ulcer?
what causes it?
soli..me feel lazy to google it -
Stomach ulcers are caused by an imbalance between the protective (defensive) mechanism in the gastric lining and offending agents.Originally posted by alexkusu:what are the steps to relieve stomach ulcer?
what causes it?
soli..me feel lazy to google it
The typical offending agent that may causes harm to the gastric lining is the acidic environment in the stomach. Under normal conditions, this offense is countered by the bicarbonate-mucus barrier (an unstirred layer) which lines the gastric epithelium. This barrier prevents any further damage that might have been caused to the vital and functional cells in the stomach.
The remaining defensive mechanism is the availability of the tight junctions in the cells that prevent both the acid and H. pylori from entering into the cell and causing a breach in the lining (ulcer formation). The blood vessels in the stomach also channels protective prostaglandins into the gastric epithelium helping in regeneration of damaged cells.
Some other offending agents include chronic NSAIDs (aspirin, ibuprofen, ketoprofen and diclofenac) intake, alcohol, duodenal reflux of bile juice, helicobacter pylori infections, smoking and steroidal medications.
The sole method of relieving an ulcer is to first diagnose it through an endoscope (OGDS - oesophagogastroduodenoscopy) inserted from the mouth and into the esophagus to view it in the stomach. Once diagnosed, a sample of the ulcer tissue is taken to culture for the presence of H. pylori (the sole and common infective cause for peptic ulcer disease).
Treatment relies on 2 antibiotics and 1 protective agent for the ulcer. The common practice is to treat with Flagyl (metronidazole) + Amoxycillin + Omeprazole or any of the H2RANTs medications mentioned in the previous post. -
so oni by the use of medication to combat it la?
its my fren who got it...she say she forgot to eat... -_-" -
I think you asked me beforeOriginally posted by alexkusu:so oni by the use of medication to combat it la?
its my fren who got it...she say she forgot to eat... -_-"
And I remembered telling you that forgetting to eat is not a cause for that... we all often forget to take meals because of the busy nature, but we don't get ulcer... perhaps only a mild gastritis (which is not peptic ulcer disease in itself).
When there is no food being fed into the stomach, there will be less stimulation by the nerves to release more gastric acid. Although, the acid do get released, but the amount is not as much as after a meal. These residual acid stays around in the stomach and comes face to face with the defensive mechanism, the mucus-bicarbonate layer and get neutralized.
Under normal condition, the acid and alkaline layers stay in constant equilibria and does not become excessive unless the above offending agents are used. -
Stomach ulcer...i dare not question her.. she is doin phd in microbio/genetics.. so i take her word for it. Neway, thanks for ur time