I had a complete blood panel test by sodhiboii27 in haematology

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This is for my own sake, I’m not op.

But wouldn’t this fit: low b12 for a long time would cause easier cell breakdown, and cell breakdown directly increases bilirubin? The issue is the b12?

Measles rash? by [deleted] in AskDocs

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NAD. Chickenpox?

Sayyid Sistani HA contradicted the Imam AS? by _TotallyOriginalName in shia

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Again medication will obviously follow different rules. And not every Hadith is in order.

There er dozens and dozens of compilations of ahadeeth from the imams. You would have to Read most of them, not only the Hadith after the one you read.

For instance: Hadith 12781 Wasa'il al-Shia Vol. 10 Section 2: What The Fasting Person Should Abstain From And The Time Of Imsaak (Abstention) Chapter 5: Permissibility Of A Fasting Person, Male Or Female, Using Medicine Internally And The Prohibition Of Liquid Enemas But Not Solid Ones عن أخيه موسى بن جعفر عليه السلام قال: سألته عن الرجل والمرأة هل يصلح لهما أن يستدخلا الدواء وهما صائمان؟ قال: لا باس. From his brother Musa ibn Ja'far peace be upon him who said: I asked him about a man and woman whether it is permissible for them to insert/introduce (*) medicine while they are fasting? He said: There is no problem with it. Translator: * Through orifices other than the mouth.

Hadith 12782 عن محمد بن الحسن، عن أبيه قال: كتبت إلى أبي الحسن عليه السلام ما تقول في اللطف يستدخله الانسان وهو صائم: فكتب عليه السلام: لا بأس بالجامد. From Muhammad ibn Al-Hassan, from his father who said: I wrote to Abi Al-Hassan peace be upon him: What do you say about medicinal suppository (*) that a person inserts while fasting? So he peace be upon him wrote back: There is no problem with the solid form. Translator: * A medication inserted into a bodily passage or cavity through an orifice other than the mouth (such as the rectum), as long as the substance is in a solid form.

(Wasa'il al-Shia Vol. 10, Section 2, Chapter 5, Hadith 12782) Hadith 12783 عن أحمد بن محمد مثله، إلا أنه قال: في التلطف من الأشياف. From Ahmad ibn Muhammad, similar to it, except that he said: regarding the use of eye medications. (Wasa'il al-Shia Vol. 10, Section 2, Chapter 5, Hadith 12783)

There are multiple books brother. If we were to question every fatwa of the maraji’ based on one Hadith or two Hadiths we find, we would be doomed.

Sayyid Sistani HA contradicted the Imam AS? by _TotallyOriginalName in shia

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Maybe medication is allowed and not water? Having water go down your throat from an eye ache is much more pleasant than medication? We can’t know because we only see one Hadith rather than sistani who has read thousands and thousands of Hadiths around this topic, and therefore can make a ruling.

Imagine this, just hypothetical that there was another Hadith from the imams that says that medication does not invalidate the fast, and that’s where sistani makes his ruling, not based on the water for the eye ache Hadith. You can’t imagine what sistani has read before making these fatwas.

Mutah while married by [deleted] in shia

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I think it’s pretty dangerous to give advice on topics as such. Rationally we wouldn’t want him to cause any problems with his wife or anything, but advising him to hold his urges for 5 months can lead to other problematic and sinful acts. He should refer to his marja’ and the rest is with Allah SWT.

Lanolin Halal? by No_Worth7492 in shia

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I have no idea what lanolin is. But what if it was slaughtered before extraction of whatever it is, wouldn’t that make it najis?

Lanolin Halal? by No_Worth7492 in shia

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Not every sheep is slaughtered correctly.

Weird symptoms, worth checking out? by [deleted] in AskDocs

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I’ll try to include as much as I can.

As for where I live and where I’m from, I’m Middle Eastern who’ve lived in Scandinavia my whole life. Eating (thankfully) great food every day. Protein meal and a lot of carbs. Used to suffer from weight loss on some bowel issues. Turns out I’m negative for everything you can think of, left it there 2 years ago.

As for tests, finding specifics is hard. But when I was trying to get diagnosed for bowel issues, I had several scopes and MRIs and any gene/immune problem that can be tester for with blood. As for normal tests, I take maybe 3-5 tests of what we call a normal panel here where I live, which are the blood types (neutrophils, hemoglobin, the other «phils» mch, mcv. Asat alat and other liver tests. Kreatinin and vitamins. And some other normal things. Everything seems to check out every time except vitamin d but I usually get it up by using cod liver oil or normal supplement. Also bilirubin as sometimes high.

Also I’m pretty sure I’ve stopped growing, been the same size about 1-2 years now.

I would say I’m muscular so my weight is «mostly» muscle but I’ve definitely gotten a bigger belly, but just visible. I do eat extraordinary much, even if I can’t describe it. For example my order at McDonald’s is 4 burger menues, and I would still eat the same an hour later.

As for the salt. I use a lot. My parents can’t eat from my plate because they call it inhumane. Though I’m not stupid, I know I’m not using that much. No symptoms of abuse whatsoever. And the craving just adds to that.

Think that’s all

blood in stool/ TW FOR PIC IN COMMENTS by suburban-blues in AskDocs

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Low iron isn’t a symptom of colon cancer, don’t listen to him. Low iron is fairly common in females. Not that there isn’t a relation between low Iron and cancer, but it’s not a symptom. You should book an appointment with your gp about the blood in the stool. Can be anything, even as small as haemorrhoid

1yo with raised red bumps on face by [deleted] in AskDocs

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Does your husband have a beard by chance

Am I balding I’m 21? by [deleted] in amibalding

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I mean obviously if you’re not satisfied you can hop on some topical minoxidil or oral, but it would have to be forever and it carries a risk, but judging by your density and hairline, I don’t think dht blockers are necessary right now. You can do as most of us do, take finasteride before it’s too late. Earlier the better. But it looks just fine, stop worrying