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(1). Thank you for sharing your concerns Based on ur symptoms, it seems ur autoimmune arthritis may not be fully controlled, that is why you still feel body stiffness, joint pain, headache, and poor appetite Sometimes long-term medicines like Tofajak can also cause stomach discomfort or a “full” feeling in the belly so this needs to be checked. You should see a rheumatologist for a detailed review of ur condition and possibly adjust ur medicines. Get some basic tests done, including ESR, CRP, CBC, LFT,Urea Creatinine and vitamin D levels For now continue ur current medicines, stay hydrated, eat light meals, and take acidity medicine only if advised. If you develop severe abdominal pain, vomiting, yellowing of eyes, or extreme weakness, please seek urgent medical care..

(2). Assalam o Alaikum. Thanks for sharing your concerns. Weak memory, constant headache, and low mood can happen due to stress, poor sleep, or vitamin deficiencies. First, ensure 7–8 hours good sleep, proper meals, hydration, and daily walk. You may start a multivitamin containing B-complex & Vitamin D after checking levels. For mood and persistent symptoms, it’s better to visit a neurologist/psychiatrist in person so we can examine you properly and guide treatment safely. Its ok to take psychological sessions because its like a disease and should be treated with specific dr.Mental health matters. If symptoms worsen, seek care sooner. Take care..

(3). Maria, agar 6 weeks par heartbeat aa gayi thi toh ye positive sign hai. 9 weeks pr ultrasound delay hona normal hai jab tak bleeding, strong cramps, ya pain na ho. BP stress ki wajah se bhi high ho sakta hai. Apna BP 2–3 dafa check karen. Doctor ka 1 month baad repeat ultrasound kehna bilkul theek hota hai, kyunki 10–12 weeks pr growth aur heartbeat zyada clear hoti hai. Agar bleeding ya severe pain ho to forun check karwaen Otherwise InshaAllah sab theek hota hai..

(4). Wa Alaikum Assalam Based on ur symptoms, this seems like a chronic vascular malformation/hemangioma that is now increasing in size and causing daily bleeding that can definitely lead to anemia You need an updated evaluation Please get: 1.Doppler Ultrasound + MRI of the affected area 2.CBC to check hemoglobin 3.Consult a Vascular Surgeon / Interventional Radiologist Non-surgical options include sclerotherapy, laser therapy, or embolization, but the exact plan depends on your MRI findings Avoid delaying further because this persistent bleeding and growth need proper management..