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I Took Vitiams On My Palm By Mouth Now The
Question: I took vitiams on my Palm by mouth now the thing is don’t know if i washed my hands or not like touch anything inthe house I know I did wash my hands with cold water and soap but not for 20 seconds this was yesterday talking about today though with the Vitiams thanks what do u think don’t know what to think I don’t know so dumb any concerns like I put my mouth on my center palm to get the Vitiams ??? The main thing was the hand clean I just don’t know
I took vitiams on my Palm by mouth now the thing is don’t know if i washed my hands or not like touch anything inthe house I know I did wash my hands with cold water and soap but not for 20 seconds this was yesterday talking about today though with the Vitiams thanks what do u think don’t know what to think I don’t know so dumb any concerns like I put my mouth on my center palm to get the Vitiams ??? The main thing was the hand clean I just don’t know
Like every morning I get so hot not dripping wet but hot every single day why???
Like every morning I get so hot not dripping wet but hot every single day why???
Brief Answer:
Now on, ensure hand hygiene, and boost your immunity.
Detailed Answer:
Hi...
Welcome to 'Ask A Doctor' service.
I am Dr. Ajeet XXXXXXX
I have gone through your query and here is my opinion.
Washing hands with soap are much more effective than using sanitizer or a handwash with water alone and it can protect you from illnesses like diarrhea, vomitings, typhoid, hepatitis, respiratory infections, etc.
In the globally evolving situation of COVID 19 infection, hand hygiene has an added significance.
I can understand your concern but please don't be anxious about it now.
Keep your stress level low.
Continue to take nourishing diet including plenty of vegetables and fruits, keep yourself well hydrated, don't be sleep-deprived, and have commercially available preparations of vitamin C and Zinc as immune boosters.
Be indoors and avoid socializing as far as possible.
Now, make it a point to wash the hands frequently with soap and water for a period of 20 seconds.
Soap is an emulsifying agent that dissolves the fat coatings of viruses including Coronavirus.
If you had any contact with the Corona suspects, be watchful for the development of any symptoms.
Record your temperature every morning and see if there is an actual fever.
Seek medical attention if required.
Hope that I have answered your query.
Stay healthy and stay blessed.
Regards
Now on, ensure hand hygiene, and boost your immunity.
Detailed Answer:
Hi...
Welcome to 'Ask A Doctor' service.
I am Dr. Ajeet XXXXXXX
I have gone through your query and here is my opinion.
Washing hands with soap are much more effective than using sanitizer or a handwash with water alone and it can protect you from illnesses like diarrhea, vomitings, typhoid, hepatitis, respiratory infections, etc.
In the globally evolving situation of COVID 19 infection, hand hygiene has an added significance.
I can understand your concern but please don't be anxious about it now.
Keep your stress level low.
Continue to take nourishing diet including plenty of vegetables and fruits, keep yourself well hydrated, don't be sleep-deprived, and have commercially available preparations of vitamin C and Zinc as immune boosters.
Be indoors and avoid socializing as far as possible.
Now, make it a point to wash the hands frequently with soap and water for a period of 20 seconds.
Soap is an emulsifying agent that dissolves the fat coatings of viruses including Coronavirus.
If you had any contact with the Corona suspects, be watchful for the development of any symptoms.
Record your temperature every morning and see if there is an actual fever.
Seek medical attention if required.
Hope that I have answered your query.
Stay healthy and stay blessed.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Arnab Banerjee
Brief Answer:
Now on, ensure hand hygiene, and boost your immunity.
Detailed Answer:
Hi...
Welcome to 'Ask A Doctor' service.
I am Dr. Ajeet XXXXXXX
I have gone through your query and here is my opinion.
Washing hands with soap are much more effective than using sanitizer or a handwash with water alone and it can protect you from illnesses like diarrhea, vomitings, typhoid, hepatitis, respiratory infections, etc.
In the globally evolving situation of COVID 19 infection, hand hygiene has an added significance.
I can understand your concern but please don't be anxious about it now.
Keep your stress level low.
Continue to take nourishing diet including plenty of vegetables and fruits, keep yourself well hydrated, don't be sleep-deprived, and have commercially available preparations of vitamin C and Zinc as immune boosters.
Be indoors and avoid socializing as far as possible.
Now, make it a point to wash the hands frequently with soap and water for a period of 20 seconds.
Soap is an emulsifying agent that dissolves the fat coatings of viruses including Coronavirus.
If you had any contact with the Corona suspects, be watchful for the development of any symptoms.
Record your temperature every morning and see if there is an actual fever.
Seek medical attention if required.
Hope that I have answered your query.
Stay healthy and stay blessed.
Regards
Now on, ensure hand hygiene, and boost your immunity.
Detailed Answer:
Hi...
Welcome to 'Ask A Doctor' service.
I am Dr. Ajeet XXXXXXX
I have gone through your query and here is my opinion.
Washing hands with soap are much more effective than using sanitizer or a handwash with water alone and it can protect you from illnesses like diarrhea, vomitings, typhoid, hepatitis, respiratory infections, etc.
In the globally evolving situation of COVID 19 infection, hand hygiene has an added significance.
I can understand your concern but please don't be anxious about it now.
Keep your stress level low.
Continue to take nourishing diet including plenty of vegetables and fruits, keep yourself well hydrated, don't be sleep-deprived, and have commercially available preparations of vitamin C and Zinc as immune boosters.
Be indoors and avoid socializing as far as possible.
Now, make it a point to wash the hands frequently with soap and water for a period of 20 seconds.
Soap is an emulsifying agent that dissolves the fat coatings of viruses including Coronavirus.
If you had any contact with the Corona suspects, be watchful for the development of any symptoms.
Record your temperature every morning and see if there is an actual fever.
Seek medical attention if required.
Hope that I have answered your query.
Stay healthy and stay blessed.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Arnab Banerjee
Your saying don’t be always parnoid
Your saying don’t be always parnoid
Brief Answer:
Now on, ensure hand hygiene, and boost your immunity.
Detailed Answer:
Welcome back.
Yes...exactly.
Don't overthink.
Just relax and take precautions to ensure good hand hygiene in the future.
Happy living.
Best regards
Now on, ensure hand hygiene, and boost your immunity.
Detailed Answer:
Welcome back.
Yes...exactly.
Don't overthink.
Just relax and take precautions to ensure good hand hygiene in the future.
Happy living.
Best regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Arnab Banerjee
Brief Answer:
Now on, ensure hand hygiene, and boost your immunity.
Detailed Answer:
Welcome back.
Yes...exactly.
Don't overthink.
Just relax and take precautions to ensure good hand hygiene in the future.
Happy living.
Best regards
Now on, ensure hand hygiene, and boost your immunity.
Detailed Answer:
Welcome back.
Yes...exactly.
Don't overthink.
Just relax and take precautions to ensure good hand hygiene in the future.
Happy living.
Best regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Arnab Banerjee
Thanks doc
Thanks doc
I’m not really concerned but a doctor he’s a rheumatologist doctor his finger went in my mouth I was talking to him and for some reason he finger went in my mouth was I parnoid I i was shocker I don’t know the about his finger I don’t think of anything on it however this was a long time ago how long I don’t know hiv test?? Honestly this was 2019
I’m not really concerned but a doctor he’s a rheumatologist doctor his finger went in my mouth I was talking to him and for some reason he finger went in my mouth was I parnoid I i was shocker I don’t know the about his finger I don’t think of anything on it however this was a long time ago how long I don’t know hiv test?? Honestly this was 2019
Wasn’t parnoid?? But shocked I don’t think he realized what do you say doctor???
Wasn’t parnoid?? But shocked I don’t think he realized what do you say doctor???
Brief Answer:
Now on, ensure hand hygiene, and boost your immunity.
Detailed Answer:
Someone can get an HIV infection only through specific activities.
Most commonly,it is transmitted through sexual behaviors, needle or syringe use or through infected blood transfusion.
Only certain body fluids like blood, semen,pre seminal fluid,rectal fluids, vaginal fluid and breast milk from a person who has HIV can transmit HIV.
HIV is not spread by saliva, tears, or sweat that is not mixed with the blood of a person with HIV.
So your concerns about getting HIV due to introduction of his finger in your mouth are totally unfounded.
Regards
Now on, ensure hand hygiene, and boost your immunity.
Detailed Answer:
Someone can get an HIV infection only through specific activities.
Most commonly,it is transmitted through sexual behaviors, needle or syringe use or through infected blood transfusion.
Only certain body fluids like blood, semen,pre seminal fluid,rectal fluids, vaginal fluid and breast milk from a person who has HIV can transmit HIV.
HIV is not spread by saliva, tears, or sweat that is not mixed with the blood of a person with HIV.
So your concerns about getting HIV due to introduction of his finger in your mouth are totally unfounded.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Kampana
Brief Answer:
Now on, ensure hand hygiene, and boost your immunity.
Detailed Answer:
Someone can get an HIV infection only through specific activities.
Most commonly,it is transmitted through sexual behaviors, needle or syringe use or through infected blood transfusion.
Only certain body fluids like blood, semen,pre seminal fluid,rectal fluids, vaginal fluid and breast milk from a person who has HIV can transmit HIV.
HIV is not spread by saliva, tears, or sweat that is not mixed with the blood of a person with HIV.
So your concerns about getting HIV due to introduction of his finger in your mouth are totally unfounded.
Regards
Now on, ensure hand hygiene, and boost your immunity.
Detailed Answer:
Someone can get an HIV infection only through specific activities.
Most commonly,it is transmitted through sexual behaviors, needle or syringe use or through infected blood transfusion.
Only certain body fluids like blood, semen,pre seminal fluid,rectal fluids, vaginal fluid and breast milk from a person who has HIV can transmit HIV.
HIV is not spread by saliva, tears, or sweat that is not mixed with the blood of a person with HIV.
So your concerns about getting HIV due to introduction of his finger in your mouth are totally unfounded.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Kampana
So what I saying it’s good unfounded this was like a almost a year or something
So what I saying it’s good unfounded this was like a almost a year or something
Whh hv ya would u do hiv test or no I don’t think his finger was open
Whh hv ya would u do hiv test or no I don’t think his finger was open
So u saying don’t worry????
So u saying don’t worry????
I never told my mom do u think I should of should I ask him if he has any diease like I said I was shocked this happened
I never told my mom do u think I should of should I ask him if he has any diease like I said I was shocked this happened
Brief Answer:
Now on,ensure hand hygiene and boost your immunity.
Detailed Answer:
Yes....I am saying not to overthink.
It was an insignificant event with out any likely consequences and need not to be followed.
Just relax.
Regards.
Now on,ensure hand hygiene and boost your immunity.
Detailed Answer:
Yes....I am saying not to overthink.
It was an insignificant event with out any likely consequences and need not to be followed.
Just relax.
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
Brief Answer:
Now on,ensure hand hygiene and boost your immunity.
Detailed Answer:
Yes....I am saying not to overthink.
It was an insignificant event with out any likely consequences and need not to be followed.
Just relax.
Regards.
Now on,ensure hand hygiene and boost your immunity.
Detailed Answer:
Yes....I am saying not to overthink.
It was an insignificant event with out any likely consequences and need not to be followed.
Just relax.
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
Thanks have a concern I keep cracking my knuckles and I can’t help myself all the time crack my knuckles and me neck too any why does the knuckles become so swallon and inflamed
Thanks have a concern I keep cracking my knuckles and I can’t help myself all the time crack my knuckles and me neck too any why does the knuckles become so swallon and inflamed
If u take a regular blood test a prescription would they include the testing for the corna virus
If u take a regular blood test a prescription would they include the testing for the corna virus
Brief Answer:
Cracking knuckles is not harmful at all but don't overdo
Detailed Answer:
In the finger joints lies a cushioning fluid called synovial fluid which provides lubrication and allows fingers to movement with out pain or friction.
Air bubbles can form in the synovial fluid, and when we crack our knuckles, there is a popping sound due to collapse of these air bubbles.
Cracking knuckles is not harmful at all may soften the grip and cause soft tissue swelling in the long run.
The CDC recommends a COVID-19 test called a naso-pharyngeal swab which is examined for viral RNA by PCR Method (Polymerase chain reaction).
Blood serology tests to detect antibodies (IgM and IgG) against COVID 19 has not yet been accepted by CDC as a primary diagnostic modality for it.
They test for corona only when you are a COVID suspect with relevant symptoms.
Regards.
Cracking knuckles is not harmful at all but don't overdo
Detailed Answer:
In the finger joints lies a cushioning fluid called synovial fluid which provides lubrication and allows fingers to movement with out pain or friction.
Air bubbles can form in the synovial fluid, and when we crack our knuckles, there is a popping sound due to collapse of these air bubbles.
Cracking knuckles is not harmful at all may soften the grip and cause soft tissue swelling in the long run.
The CDC recommends a COVID-19 test called a naso-pharyngeal swab which is examined for viral RNA by PCR Method (Polymerase chain reaction).
Blood serology tests to detect antibodies (IgM and IgG) against COVID 19 has not yet been accepted by CDC as a primary diagnostic modality for it.
They test for corona only when you are a COVID suspect with relevant symptoms.
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Nagamani Ng
Brief Answer:
Cracking knuckles is not harmful at all but don't overdo
Detailed Answer:
In the finger joints lies a cushioning fluid called synovial fluid which provides lubrication and allows fingers to movement with out pain or friction.
Air bubbles can form in the synovial fluid, and when we crack our knuckles, there is a popping sound due to collapse of these air bubbles.
Cracking knuckles is not harmful at all may soften the grip and cause soft tissue swelling in the long run.
The CDC recommends a COVID-19 test called a naso-pharyngeal swab which is examined for viral RNA by PCR Method (Polymerase chain reaction).
Blood serology tests to detect antibodies (IgM and IgG) against COVID 19 has not yet been accepted by CDC as a primary diagnostic modality for it.
They test for corona only when you are a COVID suspect with relevant symptoms.
Regards.
Cracking knuckles is not harmful at all but don't overdo
Detailed Answer:
In the finger joints lies a cushioning fluid called synovial fluid which provides lubrication and allows fingers to movement with out pain or friction.
Air bubbles can form in the synovial fluid, and when we crack our knuckles, there is a popping sound due to collapse of these air bubbles.
Cracking knuckles is not harmful at all may soften the grip and cause soft tissue swelling in the long run.
The CDC recommends a COVID-19 test called a naso-pharyngeal swab which is examined for viral RNA by PCR Method (Polymerase chain reaction).
Blood serology tests to detect antibodies (IgM and IgG) against COVID 19 has not yet been accepted by CDC as a primary diagnostic modality for it.
They test for corona only when you are a COVID suspect with relevant symptoms.
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Nagamani Ng
So like for a regular test they don’t bother with it unless u ask them labcorp correct
So like for a regular test they don’t bother with it unless u ask them labcorp correct
Are air bubbles normal in the joints I think we get older it appears please hjce be advice on not cracking kbuckles please very tough to snap out if I have an hedge but my hands want to crack and neck but I fight it off tough!!! Could the knuckles go back to normal for me im 40 now it’s never too late for anything right?
Are air bubbles normal in the joints I think we get older it appears please hjce be advice on not cracking kbuckles please very tough to snap out if I have an hedge but my hands want to crack and neck but I fight it off tough!!! Could the knuckles go back to normal for me im 40 now it’s never too late for anything right?
I want to crack them my fingers and neck it’s like pulling me to do this habit my brain is already in this funk cause I’m so used to it
I want to crack them my fingers and neck it’s like pulling me to do this habit my brain is already in this funk cause I’m so used to it
Like the air bubbles try to grow back so if I don’t crack my knuckles the bubbles will fill up again and ur will fix the problem
Like the air bubbles try to grow back so if I don’t crack my knuckles the bubbles will fill up again and ur will fix the problem
Brief Answer:
Cracking knuckles is not harmful at all but try not to overdo
Detailed Answer:
Yes....air bubbles are normal in the joint synovial fluid and as I told you that cracking knuckles is unlikely to cause any harm to your health.
Regards.
Cracking knuckles is not harmful at all but try not to overdo
Detailed Answer:
Yes....air bubbles are normal in the joint synovial fluid and as I told you that cracking knuckles is unlikely to cause any harm to your health.
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Nagamani Ng
Brief Answer:
Cracking knuckles is not harmful at all but try not to overdo
Detailed Answer:
Yes....air bubbles are normal in the joint synovial fluid and as I told you that cracking knuckles is unlikely to cause any harm to your health.
Regards.
Cracking knuckles is not harmful at all but try not to overdo
Detailed Answer:
Yes....air bubbles are normal in the joint synovial fluid and as I told you that cracking knuckles is unlikely to cause any harm to your health.
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Nagamani Ng
Thanks
Thanks
Brief Answer:
Cracking knuckles is not harmful at all but try not to overdo
Detailed Answer:
You are most welcome.
Take care.
Warm regards.
Cracking knuckles is not harmful at all but try not to overdo
Detailed Answer:
You are most welcome.
Take care.
Warm regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Kampana
Brief Answer:
Cracking knuckles is not harmful at all but try not to overdo
Detailed Answer:
You are most welcome.
Take care.
Warm regards.
Cracking knuckles is not harmful at all but try not to overdo
Detailed Answer:
You are most welcome.
Take care.
Warm regards.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Kampana
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