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Nausea, puslutes
Respect Doctor's! Hope your doing well! I'm having nausea feeling for more than month, I vomited once which was normal and  clear. Pustules on body (on stomach there was  itching, rashes and pimples, pus filled pimples back of neck and shoulder and other parts repeatedly ) and stye for the  third time within 1 year on eyes which is currently there for more than 15 days this time, I took doxycycline for 3 days as it was causing sever gastric issues which was making eating and swallowing difficult and painful even after taking antacid, so I discontinued yesterday.Pain and swelling in distal phalanges index finger for the past 3 days.. What could be possible reason and any test required? I did CBC and master health check up 2 months ago, ESR WAS 44, and disc bulge in spine and  Dr said nothing to worry as others things were normal including uric acid and  creatinine. What could be the possibl reason and what should be done? Your valuable opinion will be highly appreciated. Thank you.
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Your symptoms are multi-system but likely interconnected: Key findings from history + report: • Recurrent skin pustules + stye → suggests chronic skin infection / inflammation (likely bacterial, e.g. folliculitis) • Nausea + intolerance to doxycycline → probable Gastritis / acid irritation • ESR 44 → indicates ongoing inflammation/infection • Homocysteine 17.8 → mildly high (often linked to **Vitamin B12 Deficiency / folate deficiency) • Low HDL → metabolic risk but not acute issue
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Investigations (targeted, not excessive): • Vitamin B12 & Folate levels • Fasting blood sugar / HbA1c (recurrent infections rule out diabetes) • CRP (to correlate inflammation with ESR) • Culture of pus (if active lesion present) Treatment direction: • Stop doxycycline if intolerant (correct decision) • Start: • Anti-acid course (PPI for 10–14 days) • B-complex with B12 supplementation • For skin: • Topical antibiotic (mupirocin/fusidic acid) • Hygiene measures (very important)
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• Avoid frequent antibiotic self-use → can worsen gastritis + resistance • Maintain skin hygiene: • Use antibacterial soap (not harsh scrubbing) • Avoid tight clothing/sweating accumulation • For stye: • Warm compress 3–4 times/day (very effective) • Diet: • Increase protein + green leafy vegetables (B vitamins) • Hydrate well ⚠️ Red flags (seek in-person care): • Fever + spreading skin infection • Severe finger swelling/pus • Persistent vomiting or weight loss ⸻
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Kindly consult rhematulogy department
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Please consult a physician physically.
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Consult a Physician for a physical examination.
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Homocysteine level is borderline high .its high in  case of b12 deficiency mostly.also in other metabolic disorders. Go for these test-b12,d3,thyroid profile test,HbA1c test.
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Hello , Kindly consider having a Tele-Consultation with me on PRACTO App since adequate patient history is required for proper treatment and further follow up . Thank You
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Please consult
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Check hba1c,tsh
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