Multilingual-Huatuo
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Huatuo datasets translated by Gemini-2.5-pro.
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Can I soak my feet in salt water after undergoing surgery for a herniated lumbar disc?
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Hello, your condition is due to a local lumbar injury. It is recommended that you get adequate rest and avoid overexertion. Soaking your feet postoperatively is fine, so there is no need to worry. Proper rest and recuperation will aid in your recovery.
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I have tinea cruris and have been to many places for treatment, but it has not been cured. Could you please tell me where would be a better place to seek treatment for this condition?
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You can seek treatment directly at a local tertiary hospital. In clinical practice, intermittent therapy is often employed. This involves a treatment course of 7 to 10 days, followed by a period of discontinuation before resuming treatment. Fungal infections are difficult to eradicate because the underlying issues, such as environmental factors and compromised skin integrity, have not been fundamentally resolved. For example, in regions like Hainan, which are warm and humid year-round with minimal temperature fluctuations, pathogens such as fungi and viruses can only be controlled, not completely eliminated. This outcome is closely associated with both the local environment and the individual's health status.
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Are you experiencing heart palpitations and nausea, accompanied by a sensation of counter-clockwise rotation?
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Based on the situation you have described, this may preliminarily be considered gastroenteritis, or it could be caused by factors such as inadequate rest, fatigue, or insufficient blood supply. It is recommended that you get plenty of rest, maintain a bland diet, and ensure you have adequate sleep. You can start by taking Huo Xiang Zheng Qi capsules and monitor your condition. If your symptoms worsen or persist without relief, you should seek prompt medical attention for diagnosis and treatment. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
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Could the diarrhea from the previous day be the cause of the small amount of blood in my stool today?
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Hello, the rectal bleeding you've described is most often caused by intestinal bleeding. Common causes include hemorrhoids, anal fissures, colitis, or a space-occupying lesion within the intestine. It is advisable to visit a hospital for an examination by a surgeon to determine if the cause is hemorrhoids or an anal fissure. If these conditions are ruled out, you can monitor the situation for a few days to see if the bleeding recurs. If enteritis is suspected, treatment with oral anti-inflammatory medication can be considered. If necessary, a colonoscopy is recommended to rule out colitis or other intestinal pathologies.
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This month, my menstrual period began 10 days early, and I have been bleeding continuously. I was diagnosed with benign endometrial hyperplasia following a diagnostic curettage. However, four days after the procedure, the bleeding has not stopped, and I also have a sensation of heat in my pelvic area. I would like to ask the experts: what should I do, and how should I be treated?
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In your current situation with persistent bleeding following a dilation and curettage (D&C), it is recommended to continue monitoring for 3 days. If the bleeding continues after this period, you may consider using medications such as Baogong Zhixue Granules or Dragon's Blood (Longxuejie). This condition is generally not considered serious at this time.
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