I’m a 25 year old great looking man from the city and I love to go out, party, and play the ladies. I have slept with over 300 women so far. I’ve never got any sexual diseases but I was just wondering what my chances are of catching the herp if I only sleep with clean women? Oh and I sometimes use condoms. I don’t have herpes. Do I win the game?

I don’t understand what game you are referring to. Herpes is a serious disease. Its not clear which city you are from but it is estimated that one in four new york city residents have genital herpes. Herpes transmission rates are estimated to be 5-10% for unprotected intercourse with condoms decreasing transmission by up to… Continue reading I’m a 25 year old great looking man from the city and I love to go out, party, and play the ladies. I have slept with over 300 women so far. I’ve never got any sexual diseases but I was just wondering what my chances are of catching the herp if I only sleep with clean women? Oh and I sometimes use condoms. I don’t have herpes. Do I win the game?

I have this itchiness and redness around my eyelids for the last week. Sometimes when I wake up I have flakey skin around my eye lashes. What is it? What do I do?

It appears that you are suffering from blepharitis which is an inflammatory reaction of follicles of the eyelid. Blepharitis can be bacterial, allergic, or secondary to the dirt/deposits around the eye. Common symptoms include redness of the eyelid or eye itself, flaking skin, crusting of lid margins, or sandy sensation in the eye. If untreated,… Continue reading I have this itchiness and redness around my eyelids for the last week. Sometimes when I wake up I have flakey skin around my eye lashes. What is it? What do I do?

I woke up this morning with a very uncomfortable feeling in my stomach. It felt like I had something stuck there and it wasn’t going down. It wasn’t a sharp pain but I couldn’t walk right because of how it burned. I also couldn’t eat or drink anything. It went away after a few hours. What could this be? What is causing this? Should I go see a doctor?

The symptoms you are describing are consistent with an ileus. An ileus, also known as a bowel obstruction, is a disruption of the normal forward flow of the gastrointestinal tract. An ileus can be mechanical or non-mechanical. Symptoms often include excessive burping/belching, abdominal distension/discomfort, constipation, and lack of flatulence or bowel movements. Causes can include… Continue reading I woke up this morning with a very uncomfortable feeling in my stomach. It felt like I had something stuck there and it wasn’t going down. It wasn’t a sharp pain but I couldn’t walk right because of how it burned. I also couldn’t eat or drink anything. It went away after a few hours. What could this be? What is causing this? Should I go see a doctor?

I’ve had backpain for the last 3-4 years. It gets worse at times when I tweak it. It gets bad enough that I can’t even walk some days. I had an xray two years ago that said nothing was wrong. I’ve tried tylenol, mot rin, and aspirin. My back pain isn’t getting any better. Are there good prescription drugs out there I can take?

If analgesics are ineffective, there are a number of muscle relaxants on the market that are commonly prescribed for back pain. These include Flexeril (cyclobenzaprine), Robaxin (methocarbamol), Skelaxin (metaxalone), Soma (carisoprodol). They are most effective in increasing mobility and alleviating pain for acute onsets of severe debilitating muscle spasms that accompany low back pain. These… Continue reading I’ve had backpain for the last 3-4 years. It gets worse at times when I tweak it. It gets bad enough that I can’t even walk some days. I had an xray two years ago that said nothing was wrong. I’ve tried tylenol, mot rin, and aspirin. My back pain isn’t getting any better. Are there good prescription drugs out there I can take?

I got a bad cold 3 months ago and my doctor said I had Mono. I’ve stopped coughing and all and feel better but I’ve had these pretty big swollen glands on my neck ever since. Should I get them checked out?

Yes, you should have your swollen lymph nodes evaluated. Infectious mononucleosis often causes bilateral lymphadenopathy (swollen lymph nodes) and usually improves within 4 weeks of symptom resolution. Any lymph node that does not resolve is considered abnormal and should be biopsied by a surgeon as they could be a sign of lymphoma.