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Dear Dr. Roach: My husband had his gallbladder removed many years ago.

Dear Dr. Roach: I’m a 92-year-old man in better-than-average health. I have had two episodes of blood in my urine in the past two months. I know this isn’t normal. At my age, I’d just like to make believe it didn’t happen.

Dear Dr. Roach: I’m a 50-year-old post-menopausal woman, and my first bone density test came back showing osteoporosis in a portion of my spine and osteopenia in an area of my neck.

Dear Dr. Roach: I heard recently someone say that they had an anaphylactic reaction to a vaccine many hours after administration, say, 14 hours later.

Dear Dr. Roach : I have persistent genital arousal disorder. I find it incredibly difficult to talk about with my doctors and I’ve been openly mocked for it. I find there is a distinct lack of sensitivity in the medical community about this.

Diseases of bone marrow a possible cause; iron deficiency needs to be investigated

Dear Dr. Roach: My daughter got the Gardasil shot when she was 16. Now there is a new, more effective vaccine — Gardasil 9. Is it advisable to get another vaccine? Also, if a young girl has had sexual relations, is it too late to get the vaccine? D.

Dear Dr. Roach: I read your recent article on proton pump inhibitors, and I wanted to chime in about my own quest to get off the medications.

Dear Dr. Roach: My husband was recently diagnosed with mild to moderate pulmonary fibrosis. His mother died from pulmonary fibrosis. From what we have read there is no cure, only palliative care.

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