Mitral valve regurgitation grade 2/4, stomach cancer stage 2 should pregnant?

Hi doctor! I am 35 years old this year. Ultrasound was diagnosed with mitral regurgitation 2.5/4, tricuspid regurgitation 1.5/4, mild pulmonary valve regurgitation, grade 1 fatty liver, high blood pressure.

I am 21 years old and 23 weeks pregnant and have a swollen lymph node in my armpit. Upon observation, the lymph node is painless, soft and about 10cm in size. So I would like to ask if it is dangerous for a 23-week pregnant woman to have a soft lymph node in her armpit measuring 10cm?

Cancer during pregnancy is uncommon, but if it does happen, it can be a complicated situation for both the woman and the doctor. Cancer rarely has a direct effect on fetal development, but the method of cancer diagnosis and treatment that doctors must consider is difficult.

My name is Nga, I am 45 years old, 1.54m tall, and weigh 47kg. I just got married and really want to have children. My period is regular every month, nothing unusual. My husband is also 45 years old, doesn't smoke or drink alcohol. Neither of us have any diseases. My husband and I have sex regularly twice a week.

Hello doctor! I have menstrual disorders, for 2 months now I still haven't seen it. After going to a private clinic, they gave me medicine to drink to induce menstruation including: 1 pack of round white pills, 1 pack of daily birth control pills. The doctor instructed me to take the round white pills for 10 days, then stop taking the medicine and my period will come for 2-7 days. When my period comes on the 2nd day, I will take the daily birth control pills. But when I took the round white pills, I felt dizzy even though I had eaten. I took the 2nd pill and my period came, so I stopped taking the medicine. I went to the clinic where I was prescribed the medicine and asked, the doctor said the medicine would cause dizziness after taking it and told me to take the daily birth control pills as prescribed, and when I finished the medicine, come back for a check-up and continue treatment. I am very worried, maybe it is because I am stressed or have changed my lifestyle causing menstrual disorders. Will the medicine the doctor gave me have any effect? And will taking birth control pills regularly like that cause infertility? I hope the doctor can advise me, thank you doctor.

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