These numbers might indicate vitamin B12 deficiency and an excess of vitamin D. It is advisable to consult with a medical expert, for instance, one who is a general physician or a nutritionist, for an accurate assessment and further guidance on the way forward.

Numbness of the toes can be caused by various reasons such as compressed nerves, poor blood flow, and also by chronic medical conditions, e.g., diabetes. A neurologist or a podiatrist needs to be consulted to diagnose the condition, and give the right treatment.

It sounds like you have headache, vomiting, body ache and sense of ill-being every month. I recommend you to consult a neurologist so that he could give you further evaluation and he could devise the appropriate management plan.

B12 is key for e­nergy. Without enough, fatigue hits. Tingling limbs signal trouble­. Poor diet or absorption issues cause low le­vels. Neromat 500mcg provides B12. Take­ one daily for weeks or months if your doctor says so. This can help restore he­althy B12 status. 

It is better to get to a pediatric endocrinologist to make an appraisal of your daughter's growth and development. They focus on disorders of a hormonal nature whichever would be the right option for treatment. 

The lab test results of a high creatinine and urea value along with low urinary output may suggest a degree of kidney dysfunction. For a further evaluation and appropriate management, I would consider the consultation of a nephrologist.

When you ingest the sugar-added foods, it may bring your blood sugar levels to a higher level. On the other hand, if your fasting blood sugar levels are still high even when you do not include sugar-added food, it is a symptom of some medical complications. My suggestion is that you go to an internist, who is focused on hormonal evaluations and diabetes diagnosis and treatment. 

You might fee­l little hunger and an odd taste. Low blood pre­ssure could result too. Reasons include­ being dried out, worry, germs, or me­dicine. To help, drink more wate­r. Eat small meals frequently. Have­ foods with lots of vitamins and minerals. If it doesn't improve, se­e a doctor for careful checking and advice­.

Yes, after the doctor consultation, a Zanaflex prescription can be written down. You should note that nape and headache can also be signs of other diseases. It is recommended to consult a neurologist or general physician for proper diagnostics and to discuss the treatment methods.

Considering the symptoms that are present, I advise you to obtain the attention of a doctor. Considering that black mold poisoning might be experienced, I suggest going for an ENT doctor who performs the best diagnosis and treatment.

Many medical conditions, including minor headaches, dyspnea, and low levels of sensitivity can be attributed to them. It is vital to get in touch with a qualified health professional to find out the reason behind the symptoms you have and to be diagnosed properly.

Kidney stone­s are painful hard bits that develop inside­ kidneys. They occur from lack of water intake­ and consuming excessive salt. Symptoms include­ severe pain be­low or back, bloody urine, feeling sick, and ne­eding to pee fre­quently. To treat, drink abundant water. Take­ pain relievers. Some­times surgery remove­s the stone. But it's bette­r to prevent them through staying hydrate­d and limiting salt.

Consulting a pediatrician for your 2 year old will be crucial if he exhibits symptoms like cold, catarrh, fever, and diarrhea. These symptoms might be just signs of a cold or another sickness.

These complaints can be symptoms of many ailments, ranging from common colds to severe neurological problems. I would suggest consulting a general physician who would be better placed to describe the condition and give you the appropriate treatment.

Irritation, infection, exce­ssive scratching, or picking might cause it. Kee­p it clean and dry. Use mild soap and water for ge­ntle cleaning. But if blee­ding persists, or you notice pus or foul odor, see­k medical help immediate­ly.