When should I see a doctor about a faint?
When should I see a doctor about a faint? Fainting is when you pass out for a short time. It is not usually a sign of something serious, but if it happens regularly you should see a GP. Causes of fain...
When should I see a doctor about a faint? Fainting is when you pass out for a short time. It is not usually a sign of something serious, but if it happens regularly you should see a GP. Causes of fain...
When should I see a doctor about back pain? Back pain is common. Very. It usually has non serious causes and goes away in 2-3 days, and upto two weeks. But sometimes it will have red flag symptoms in...
When should I see a doctor about conjunctivitis (red or pink eye)? Can I treat conjunctivitis (red or pink eye) myself? Yes, often you can. But if does not get better soon, you need to see a doctor. S...
When should I see a doctor about an electric shock? For most minor electric shocks you do not need to see a doctor. But later you need to get the cause of the shock fixed, to protect you and other peo...
When should I see a doctor about a splinter? You don’t need to. You can take it out yourself, as they can lead to infection. What to do about a splinter 1. Wash your hands, then the area around ...
When should I see a doctor about a nose bleed? Most have no cause. They just happen, and get better. So you do not need to see a doctor. What to do about a nose bleed Nosebleeds can be frightening, as...
When should I see a doctor about a bee sting? You do not need to. Someone who’s stung by a bee, and showing no signs of an allergic reaction, can be treated without medical help. If the stinger is sti...
When should I see a doctor for period problems? A woman’s monthly period can have a big impact on her life, especially if there are problems. Call your doctor if you’re experiencing any of these sympt...
When should I see a doctor about a blister? What is a blister? Blisters are small pockets of fluid that usually form in the upper layers of skin after it’s been damaged. Blisters can develop anywhere ...
When should I see a doctor about a mouth ulcer? Most people do not need treatment initially. Mouth ulcers are very common and usually clear up on their own within two weeks. They are rarely a sign of ...
