General Physicians

Fasting sugar at 130 and after eating at 178 are elevated levels. While not an emergency.. it indicates a potential issue with blood sugar regulation. Consult a doctor or a physician for further evaluation and advice on managing your blood sugar levels.

To address a vitamin D deficiency, consult a physician for a blood test to assess your levels. They may recommend vitamin D supplements, increased sun exposure, and a diet rich in vitamin D sources like fatty fish and fortified foods. You need to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Comparing the effectiveness of morphine and tramadol in treating severe pain can be challenging because individual responses vary. While there's a rough conversion ratio of 10mg morphine to 100mg tramadol, it's not a precise rule. Both medications have different mechanisms and may work better for certain types of pain. Consult your physician doctor for dosage recommendations for you.

Hormonal imbalances or underlying medical conditions can be the reason for less beard hair growth. Avoid stress, maintain a healthy lifestyle, and be patient as hair growth can vary. For concerns related to a lack of facial and body hair growth and potential hormonal imbalances you should consider consulting an endocrinologist

Consult a dietitian for guidance regarding weight gain. Maintain a balanced diet with calorie-dense foods, frequent smaller meals, and strength training to build muscle. Ensure adequate protein and healthy fat intake, and monitor your progress.

Yes, oral herpes can potentially lead to swollen lymph nodes in the groin area. Lymph nodes can become enlarged and tender as part of the body's immune response to infection such as viral infections like herpes.

Overdosing on quetiapine, Concerta (methylphenidate), or promethazine can be dangerous and life threatening. Symptoms of overdose can vary but may include severe drowsiness, rapid heart rate, confusion, seizures, and respiratory problems. Consult a physician before taking any medications.

If you've recently used meth and are experiencing a high heart rate and anxiety, prioritize staying hydrated and finding a calm environment to relax in. Avoid any further stimulants like caffeine or nicotine. Consult a doctor about taking hydroxyzine and trazodone together, as they can advise on potential risks and interactions. 

A 54 yr old woman undergoing brain surgery may experience a recovery timeline similar to many other adults, but again, each case is unique.
The complete recovery process, which includes returning to normal daily activities and regaining cognitive and physical function, can take several weeks to several months or even longer.

No, a woman who has gone through menopause, defined as the absence of menstruation for 12 consecutive months, cannot get pregnant naturally. Menopause marks the end of a woman's reproductive years, as the ovaries cease to release eggs (ovulate). 
If you wish to conceive after menopause, you would generally require assisted reproductive technologies such as IVF with donor eggs or other specialized treatments.

If you are concerned about issues related to nightfall/wet dreams and their impact on your life, you can start by consulting with a general practitioner or a family medicine doctor. They can provide an initial assessment and refer you to a specialist if necessary.

If one tablet of Talgentis 20mg is not effectively managing your condition, it's important to discuss this with your doctor who had prescribed the tablets to you. They can assess your specific situation, consider other treatment options, adjust your dosage if necessary, or recommend alternative medications.

A "grey zone" in an HIV test means the result falls between positive and negative, indicating uncertainty. It could be due to early infection, test issues, or other factors. 

The symptoms you're experiencing may be due to allergies or environmental factors. Allergies can trigger these symptoms. Treatment options may include over-the-counter antihistamines, avoiding allergens when possible and please consult your doctor for diagnosis.

Burping and fever are generally not directly linked, but they can sometimes occur together due to certain conditions. Burping is the release of stomach gas through the mouth, often caused by factors like eating habits. Fever, on the other hand, is an elevated body temperature usually caused by infections or illnesses.