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When should I be worried about a watery eye?

A watery eye is often harmless, but if it comes with pain, vision changes, or lasts a long time, it's important to see a doctor.

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When should I seek medical attention for sharp pain under my armpit?

You should seek medical attention for sharp armpit pain if it lasts a long time (2 weeks), gets worse, or comes with other concerning signs like swelling, fever, or changes in the skin.

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Which blood pressure medications cause memory loss?

Some blood pressure medicines—especially older ones like certain beta blockers and centrally acting agents (for example, reserpine)—have been linked to memory loss, though not everyone experiences this side effect.

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Which statins cause memory loss?

Current research does not prove that one specific statin causes memory loss, but some studies hint that lipophilic statins like atorvastatin may be linked to memory issues in some people. More research is needed to fully understand the relationship.

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Why am I experiencing right armpit pain without a lump?

Right armpit pain without a lump could be caused by nerve irritation, injury, tight bands of tissue (like in axillary web syndrome), or rarely early signs of other conditions.

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Why am I having an uncomfortable feeling under my right rib cage?

An uncomfortable feeling under your right rib cage can be due to digestive issues like acid reflux or indigestion, or even from muscle tension influenced by stress.

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Why am I having blood in snot only in the morning?

Finding a little blood in your snot in the morning can be due to mild nasal dryness or irritation that happens overnight and is often not a serious problem.

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Why am I having blood in snot only in the morning?

Finding a little blood in your snot in the morning can be due to mild nasal dryness or irritation that happens overnight and is often not a serious problem.

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Why am I having chronic pain on the entire right side of body?

Chronic pain on the one side of the body may be due to nerve issues, musculoskeletal problems, or other factors that cause pain to radiate or be referred along one side.

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Why am I having green mucus in eye?

Green mucus in your eye is often a sign of a bacterial infection, which causes your body to produce extra discharge to fight off the germs.

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Why am I having jelly like mucus discharge from anus?

Jelly-like mucus discharge from your anus can occur when your intestines are irritated or inflamed, sometimes due to an infection or conditions affecting the rectum.

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Why am I having muscle pain on the right side of my body only?

Muscle pain on just one side of your body can be caused by things like an injury, a nerve issue, or a specific muscle problem that only affects that side.

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Why am I having pain on my right testicle and lower abdomen?

Pain in your right testicle and lower abdomen can happen for different reasons like an infection (epididymitis), a twist in blood vessels to the testicle (testicular torsion), or irritation of a nerve (genitofemoral neuralgia). It is very important to have this pain checked by a doctor right away.

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Why am I having pain on right testicle?

Right testicle pain can be due to several reasons—like injury, infection, or other conditions—and it’s important to get checked by a doctor to identify the specific cause and the appropriate treatment.

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Why am I having pain on testicle and lower back?

Your pain in the testicle and lower back might be related to a few different issues, such as a local testicle problem or a back problem that affects nearby nerves. It’s important to see a doctor for an evaluation.

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Why am I having red dots on lips?

Red dots on your lips can be caused by many things like skin conditions, allergic reactions, or irritation.

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Why am I having sore lips but not chapped?

Sore lips without feeling chapped can happen for many reasons, such as reactions to sunlight, irritants, or other conditions. It's a sign that something may be affecting your lips, and a healthcare provider can help figure out the cause.

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Why am I having stringy eye mucus?

Stringy eye mucus can show up when your eyes are irritated or infected, and it may also happen if you keep rubbing your eyes—a habit sometimes known as mucus fishing syndrome.

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Why am I having watery discharge from anus?

Watery discharge from your anus can happen when your gut is irritated or infected—sometimes by a virus or by changes in the microbes around your anal area.

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Why am I having yellow mucus from anus without stool?

Yellow mucus from your anus without any stool may happen when the lining of your rectum or anus is irritated or inflamed, which can be due to infections or other conditions.

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Why are my lips so dry but not chapped?

Your lips might feel very dry without showing signs of chapping because the skin on your lips is more sensitive and may lose moisture easily. This dryness can be caused by habits like lip licking, dry air, or a lack of moisture in the body.

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Why are my lips so red?

Your lips are naturally red because their skin is very thin and has many blood vessels just under the surface. Sometimes, factors like irritation, dryness, or sun exposure can make them appear even redder.

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Why are my lips swollen when I wake up?

Swollen lips when you wake up can come from things like allergies, fluid build-up overnight, or even rare conditions like lupus. It helps to look at patterns and other symptoms to understand why it happens.

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Why are my scrotum and anus itchy?

Itchy scrotum and anus can be caused by skin irritation, infections like tinea cruris, or other inflammatory skin reactions. Finding the cause is key to helping the itch get better.

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Why do I experience abdominal pain before my period?

Abdominal pain before your period is common and usually happens because your body is getting ready for your monthly cycle, which involves changes in hormones and the uterus.

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Why do I feel full so fast and feel hungry right after?

Feeling full quickly but still experiencing hunger shortly after eating can be attributed to several factors, including gastrointestinal issues, hormonal imbalances, and psychological influences. Understanding these factors can help in managing your eating patterns and overall well-being.

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Why do I feel pressure under my right rib cage?

You might feel pressure under your right rib cage because of any number of reasons including muscle strain, acid reflux, or liver/gallbladder issues.

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Why do I feel sharp pain in my armpit?

Sharp pain in your armpit can come from issues with nerves or nearby tissues like a lipoma or swollen lymph nodes. While this pain can sometimes be due to a minor injury, it’s important to have it checked if it continues or worsens.

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Why do I get swollen lips after kissing?

Swollen lips after kissing can be caused by an allergic reaction or irritation from something that touched your lips, such as food, makeup, or even a drug. Sometimes, this reaction is known as angioedema, where the body releases chemicals that cause swelling.

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Why do I have a big bump on my lip?

A big bump on your lip could be a mucocele (salivary gland cyst), a benign tumor, or another type of oral lesion.

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