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Inzanium is right. The dexamethasone is not related to the thyroid tests. The doc is testing for Cushing’s syndrome (though not specifically Cushing’s disease, which is one cause of Cushing’s syndrome). In a healthy person, if you take dexa…

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We will only take tonsils out if they cause recurrent sore throats despite treatment with antibiotics. The other main reason for removing tonsils is if they are large and block the airway. Sometimes small children have tonsils so big that t…

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A tonsillectomy (an operation to remove the tonsils) is only recommended if they are doing more harm than good. The main indication is a history of frequent tonsillitis requiring repeated courses of antibiotics and time off school or work. …

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Why do some people take Tylenol instead of aspirin?

Q: I rarely taken meds like aspirin or tylenol, but I’ve been curious why people take Tylenol over aspirin sometimes? Is aspirin harmful, or is it just not as strong as tylenol for headaches and minor pains? What’s the reasoning behind why people do or do not choose aspirin for minor pain relief?

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