It is common to feel famished after the operation, particularly at the beginning when having to follow a liquid-only diet. Make sure you stick to the prescribed eating plan because it is imperative for complete healing and weight loss. I will also encourage you to speak to your bariatric surgeon or a registered dietician about guidelines on what foods will constitute your liquid diet, the aim is to help you manage and curb these cravings effectively. 

If you are currently dealing with foot pain in the forefoot, the part that involves the bottom or palm of the foot, you need to seek help from your podiatrist. 

It could be that may be back aching. You ought to see to it if you seek a second opinion from an orthopedist or a spine doctor. They will be able to tell you a definitive diagnosis and subsequently identify the right treatment for your condition. 

To have a very small amount of blood mixed in your saliva during most of the days is very alarming. One must see a dentist because this could be the result of gum disease or a mouth infection. It is advisable to have dentist appointments. 

It is suggested to consult a dermatologist on the development of dark spots on the skin even when using sunscreen. A dermatologist will have a look at your skin and determine the necessary treatment to be executed. They also can manage other problems such as low vitamin D3 levels and allergies to hay fever.

It is quite common to have cramps and the first few days of the next pill pack are more difficult. However, if the pain is either severe or has persisted for days, it is better to make an appointment with a gynecologist to be diagnosed and/or directed properly. 

It is recommended that you schedule an appointment with a dermatologist to have a proper and correct diagnosis provided and appropriate treatment offered. 

Yes, for the most part, the Implant Pill will be safe to use during the taking of HIV medication being referred to as ARVs. Yet, you need to consult with your family doctor for specific guidance. This area of expertise would likely acquire gynecologists or specialists in HIV.

You can go to see a pulmonologist or an allergist, who may be the appropriate professionals to see the wheezing and cough related to the asthma attack. They would be able to examine your condition and write them a prescription for prednisone if it is necessary.

I assume that you're on the left side with the discomfort in your hip/groin joint. Hence, you must consult a gynecologist to get a proper diagnosis of your condition. 

It may be that the stress differences, traveling as well as climate that you underwent may have played a role in that late coming of your period. Although this may indirectly implicate a possible medical condition, you have to make sure that you see a gynecologist to rule out any probable medical conditions. 

It is necessary to consult with the IVF specialist who can provide a specific answer for you. Nevertheless, bright or scanty bleeding during early pregnancy may not be a medical problem and does not necessarily have a bad end. 

If you are going through an itchy penis, you should refer a urologist or a dermatologist with a specialization in genital conditions. They will be able to diagnose you properly and suggest the best treatment for you. It is advised to consult a physician instead of self-diagnosing and applying home remedies.

Irregular periods can be caused by many factors. It would be better to consult with the gynecologist to be properly diagnosed. They can explain your medical test results and give you the right advice. See your gynecologist for further evaluation and guidance.

HSV-specific IgG test is for finding the history or previous infection, while IgM test is for recent or current infection. With IgG antibodies, we can tell if a person has had the HSV before, which provides long-term immunity. While IgM antibodies show that an infection happened recently, IgG antibodies suggest that it occurred a long time ago. HSV-related problems should be diagnosed and treated by consulting a dermatologist or an infectious disease specialist as these specialists are best suited in these cases.