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dude wala namang discharge... check ko nga kung may stain pero wala naman... lagi na nga ako nagpapalit ng undies para kung meron man makita ko agad... niways dude kung uti nga yun is it dangerous??? what should i do about it??? ive never had unprotected sex mga 1 month na cguro kung meron man pero lately wala... and sometimes i feel na medyo itchy sya... i try not to scratch it kasi diba pag may sugat pag pagaling na it usually itches??? dude what do you recommend for my medication???

mas maganda patingin ka na lang para sigurado, habang ma-aga para maagapan kung std nga o hindi....

iba-iba kasi ang gamot sa mga std.... sabi mo 1 month na un last unprotected sex mo...ganyan katagal minsan bago lumabas un symptoms ng std...

kung ordinary UTI lang... kailangan ng urinalysis para ma-detect....

hello there....may i ask if how would u know that you have any genital warts?

just examine your genital area, if there is any sign of mole-like protrusion on your skin...probably you have one or better yet, have it examinined by your fav doctor !!!

sablay nga ang gawa and sobrang overpriced ang mobile carwashes.

 

better if may maid kayo sa bahay, turuan niyo kung pano maglinis and add a few hundred pesos sa sweldo nila. everyday mo palinis kotse mo. mas mura pa

kakatawa nga un mga naglilinis sa mall, madalas ko panoorin un mga yan sa glorietta...mist lang...wala pa yatang isang baso ang gamit na tubig sa paglinis ng kotse mo !!!!! :thumbsdownsmiley:

maybe this'll help, write or call the DILG or your local fire station.

they are the ones who inspect buildings and issue the certificate for it.

thanks to you too !!!

fling/s......both guys and girls do it !!!! married or not !!

preggy na eh....eh di iputok na sa loob tapos bye ! masakit nga lang un pag -seryoso ka sa kanya !

i don't smoke

i don't drink alcoholic bev

exercise regularly

but i don't want to live forever !!!

black

matulog

110/70

dude tanong ko lang saan ka nakakabili ng kirkland brands? salamt po.

punta ka cash n carry, sa gilid o tabi nito,sankaterba ang vitamins doon at mga food supplements

the initial symptoms of HIV infection are very non specific - fever, weakness, easy-fatigability, sorethroat. Minsan they will be dismissed as some usual viral infections.

 

more serious symtoms like those of full blown AIDS MAY TAKE YEARS BEFORE THEY MANIFEST

after 3 months? wala pa symptoms yan, maliban na lang kung bagsak ang immune system mo, meaning may cancer ka and naka-chemo therapy ka or umiinom ka ng steriods....

There is currently only one TB vaccine available and it's the BCG or Bacille Calmette-Guérin vaccine. It is one of the vaccines given as part of the EPI (Expanded Program on Immunization) and usually given within a month after birth.

 

Unfortunately, the protective immunity of the BCG against pulmonary TB is not definitive. Iba-iba ang sinasabi ng mga studies kasi. The recommendations of the World Health Organization on the routine use of BCG were based on studies that proved its efficacy on the prevention of TB meningitis (yung TB sa utak, hindi sa baga).

 

May vaccine na available. Kung kumpleto ang bakuna mo nung bata ka, malamang nabigyan ka rin nito (you can check your upper arm if you have the scar). Kaya lang yun nga, mas binibigay siya sa mga bata para maiwasan yung mga mas malalalang klase ng TB. Kahit nabigyan ka nito nung bata ka, hindi ito reassurance na hindi ka na magkakaroon ng kahit anong klase ng TB.

 

Naku, pakidagdagan na lang po ng iba pang impormasyon.

yup, yun extra pulmo tb lang ang na-pprevent. but hindi rin ganun kabisa ito !

CMT ba un sa coll ? office detail ako noon, nag-ccheck ng attendance sa record....dami kita noon....

for prices, you have to go there for an assessment. they will get your measurements, compare it to a standard then recommend number of sessions and give you a proposal. i haven't done it yet. :hypocritesmiley:

 

and guys, they do have a good looking staff, syempre, maganda ang katawan. go and get an assessment. free naman yun e.

yup ganda ng mga staff nila !!! bumisita ako dati sa branch nila sa ortigas....ang gaganda at ang sexy ng mga staff....

naka-smart bro ako, 2 months na...minsan mabilis madalas mabagal....mas ok na to...un pldt line ko pag nawala 1 week bago mabalik...tsk !!!!

File a complaint with the HLURB (Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board), with a cc for the Condo admin, the local fire station, and the municipal/city hall. Better to add another copy as for 'receipt' signatures, that way they (Condo) have no 'out' in saying they never received the complaint.

thank you !

to all credit card masters,

 

i had a PNB VISA Credit Card with 10K limit way back. my 1st card actually. i went away for several months and left my card with my family (mother at sis). masyado ata akong natagalan sa pagbalik at nakalimutan kong magbayad. ayun, cut na ung card. til now e di pa rin ako bayad. e mas maayos na ung finances ko ngayon kaya gusto kong mag-apply ng credit card. e di ba bad credit na ko 'cause of my previous card? how can i fix my credit status para makapag-apply uli ako ng credit card?

 

nag-apply ako sa Citibank for a MasterCard Gold Card just before this holy week via online. na-fax ko naman ung mga requirements kaso holy wednesday na. ang iniisip ko e baka hindi nila na-recieve o nakita. after some time, naka-recieve ako ng letter from Citibank stating that my request for credit card was rejected. di ko tuloy alam if due to my previous credit or late fax of docs.

 

nag-apply din ako sa HSBC ng MasterCard Gold Card via online. i emailed my docs to the specified email addy. til now e la pa rin response. noong april pa un.

 

MasterCard Gold lagi apply ko kc abot naman ako sa required monthly income. PhP 840K/annum NET Income ko.

 

by the way, noong PNB days may landline ako, ngayon wala na. ngayon, meron akong two (2) mobile postpaid lines from Globe. will that suffice to be an alternative for a landline?

 

i hope you can help me. thanks you in advance, credit card masters.

open ka account sa BPI.....then after a few weeks o months apply ka credit card, ang alam ko kasi...automatic nila approved ang account holder nila, credit limit is half of your present account.... sa iba naman, basta may statement of account or ITR, employment certificate, binibigyan nila. sa laki ng kita mo 840k p.a., i doubt kung hindi ka nila bibigyan. pero ask ko lang...why do you need credit card with that kind of salary ? why not use debit card or atm for your shopping needs?

my mother lives in a condo with no fire extinguisher and no fire fighting equipment....does anybody here knows where to file a complaint? tagal na namin kinukulit yun Admin ng Condo but to no avail...

guys any referrals. i'm planning to take test para malaman ko kung reproductively healthy ako?

 

any clinic na and doctor? sa urologist b pwede?

 

thnx.

sperm analysis ,but the problem would be the interpretation of the result.....urologist talaga....

my problem is more about the weight making it sag. I feel like if I get a lift, my boobs will not sag as much. However, if the weight stays the same, there might be a big possibility that it may sag again, right? Please correct me if I'm wrong.

yup, you need a breast reduction.aka. bust lift...see my previous post....i can give you free consult if you want just pm me.

At 5'6, my 38C breasts may be considered proportional to my height. However, it's hard to be active with my boobs bouncin around.. In the gym... playing sports... etc. My mom's askin what I want for my 21 birthday which will be 2 months from now... I'm seriously thinking about getting a breast lift. I think they're too heavy thats why they are not as perky as the breasts of other girls my age. I want to change that.

 

Any medical experts around who can enlighten me about the procedure? How do they actually do it? How long is the preparation/recovery time? How much would it cost?

 

Thanks.

http://www.plasticsurgery.org/patients_con...FTOKEN=58738415

The Best Candidates For Breast Lift/Mastopexy

A breast lift can enhance your appearance and your self-confidence, but it won't necessarily change your looks to match your ideal, or cause other people to treat you differently. Before you decide to have surgery, think carefully about your expectations and discuss them with your surgeon.

The best candidates for mastopexy are healthy, emotionally-stable women who are realistic about what the surgery can accomplish. The best results are usually achieved in women with small, sagging breasts. Breasts of any size can be lifted, but the results may not last as long in heavy breasts.

All Surgery Carries Some Uncertainty and Risk

Mastopexy does leave noticeable, permanent scars, although they'll be covered by your bra or bathing suit. (Poor healing and wider scars are more common in smokers.) The procedure can also leave you with unevenly positioned nipples, or a permanent loss of feeling in your nipples or breasts.

Planning Your Surgery

In your initial consultation, it's important to discuss your expectations frankly with your surgeon, and to listen to his or her opinion. Every patient--and every physician, as well--has a different view of what is a desirable size and shape for breasts.

The surgeon will examine your breasts and measure them while you're sitting or standing. He or she will discuss the variables that may affect the procedure--such as your age, the size and shape of your breasts, and the condition of your skin--and whether an implant is advisable. You should also discuss where the nipple and areola will be positioned; they'll be moved higher during the procedure, and should be approximately even with the crease beneath your breast.

Your surgeon should describe the procedure in detail, explaining its risks and limitations and making sure you understand the scarring that will result. He or she should also explain the anesthesia to be used, the type of facility where the surgery will be performed, and the costs involved.

Preparing For Your Surgery

Depending on your age and family history, your surgeon may require you to have a mammogram (breast x-ray) before surgery. You'll also get specific instructions on how to prepare for surgery, including guidelines on eating and drinking, smoking, and taking or avoiding certain vitamins and medications.

While you're making preparations, be sure to arrange for someone to drive you home after your surgery and to help you out for a few days if needed.

Where Your Surgery Will Be Performed

Your breast lift may be performed in a hospital, an outpatient surgery center, or a surgeon's office-based facility. It's usually done on an outpatient basis, for cost containment and convenience. If you're admitted to the hospital as an inpatient, you can expect to stay one or two days.

Types of Anesthesia

Breast lifts are usually performed under general anesthesia, which means you'll sleep through the operation. In selected patients--particularly when a smaller incision is being made--the surgeon may use local anesthesia, combined with a sedative to make you drowsy. You'll be awake but relaxed, and will feel minimal discomfort.

The Surgery

Mastopexy usually takes one and a half to three and a half hours. Techniques vary, but the most common procedure involves an anchor-shaped incision following the natural contour of the breast.

The incision outlines the area from which breast skin will be removed and defines the new location for the nipple. When the excess skin has been removed, the nipple and areola are moved to the higher position. The skin surrounding the areola is then brought down and together to reshape the breast. Stitches are usually located around the areola, in a vertical line extending downwards from the nipple area, and along the lower crease of the breast.

Some patients, especially those with relatively small breasts and minimal sagging, may be candidates for modified procedures requiring less extensive incisions. One such procedure is the "doughnut (or concentric) mastopexy," in which circular incisions are made around the areola, and a doughnut-shaped area of skin is removed.

After Your Surgery

After surgery, you'll wear an elastic bandage or a surgical bra over gauze dressings. Your breasts will be bruised, swollen, and uncomfortable for a day or two, but the pain shouldn't be severe. Any discomfort you do feel can be relieved with medications prescribed by your surgeon.

Within a few days, the bandages or surgical bra will be replaced by a soft support bra. You'll need to wear this bra around the clock for three to four weeks, over a layer of gauze. The stitches will be removed after a week or two.

If your breast skin is very dry following surgery, you can apply a moisturizer several times a day. Be careful not to tug at your skin in the process, and keep the moisturizer away from the suture areas.

You can expect some loss of feeling in your nipples and breast skin, caused by the swelling after surgery. This numbness usually fades as the swelling subsides over the next six weeks or so. In some patients, however, it may last a year or more, and occasionally it may be permanent.

Getting Back to Normal

Healing is a gradual process. Although you may be up and about in a day or two, don't plan on returning to work for a week or more, depending on how you feel. And avoid lifting anything over your head for three to four weeks. If you have any unusual symptoms, don't hesitate to call your surgeon.

Your surgeon will give you detailed instructions for resuming your normal activities. You may be instructed to avoid sex for a week or more, and to avoid strenuous sports for about a month. After that, you can resume these activities slowly. If you become pregnant, the operation should not affect your ability to breast-feed, since your milk ducts and nipples will be left intact.

Your New Look

Your surgeon will make every effort to make your scars as inconspicuous as possible. Still, it's important to remember that mastopexy scars are extensive and permanent. They often remain lumpy and red for months, then gradually become less obvious, sometimes eventually fading to thin white lines. Fortunately, the scars can usually be placed so that you can wear even low-cut tops.

You should also keep in mind that a breast lift won't keep you firm forever--the effects of gravity, pregnancy, aging, and weight fluctuations will eventually take their toll again. Women who have implants along with their breast lift may find the results last longer.

Your satisfaction with a breast lift is likely to be greater if you understand the procedure thoroughly and if your expectations are realistic.

good news for those people who are sputum positive for TB, the DOH have recently launched a program called DOTS....free ang meds for the entire treatment. the only thing you have to do is go to the clinic daily (kakatamad ata no?) for your meds and have to take it in front of the nurse or the clinic personnel. i think this is nationwide...so check the nearest clinics or center .... and i repeat...FREE ito !

pwede ka naman magpa crack ng likod kahit wala kang nararamdaman,

pero alam mo, bago niya i-manipulate yang likod mo o leeg mo,

sasalatin muna niya likod mo, alam na niya agad kung may ipit ka ng

ugat o wala, kahit wala kang nararamdaman, lalo na kung meron,

pati sakit ng ulo ko natanggal din. Tama si "worship_me", mahusay

si Dr. Heath Motley , 6th flr. Physician's Tower, 533 U.N. Avenue,

Ermita, Manila, Tel. 521-49-62. P1,400 per session. Hindi ka

mag sisisi.

konting ingat lang sa pagpa-"crack" ng likod o leeg...most doctors specially orthopedic surgeon doesn't recommend that....one reason is...pag nagkamali ng procedure..puede ka ma-paralyze for life....just a word of caution....

any suggestions or recommendation for a child psychologist?

 

Please PM me.

 

Thanks

child psychiatrist...you can go to UERM Psychiatric Dept. they will refer you to a good child psychiatrist...