Margaret Said:

I read on Web MD that you have to be a certain way for induction to work, how far along?

We Answered:

What WebMD is talking about is your Bishop Score. A Bishop Score is determined by how dilated you are, how effaced you are, and what station the baby is at. If your Bishop Score is low (under a 5) the chances that your induction will be successful are slim to none. The higher your Bishop Score is, the better your chances of having a successful induction.
Here's a link to a chart to determine your Bishop Score. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bishop_scor…
Good luck!

Darryl Said:

Web MD not doing the trick- am I in need of a doctor?

We Answered:

I don't think that you need to see a doctor. You just have a common cold. What was your fever and has it gone down? If your fever is elevated and Tylenol or Motrin will not lower, than seeing a doctor would be a good idea. Remember, your body temperature rising (ie, fever) is your body's way of fighting the infection.
Your ear is probably popping because of your sinuses. It should go away as the congestion clears up.
Just take it easy and get lots of rest. If any of your symptoms change or worsen, of course go see a doctor. You might even want to see if your college has a clinic for students with no insurance.

Grace Said:

I found suicidal depression symtoms by a docter on web.md the medical website and i beilieve i have the?

We Answered:

If you find yourself having these thoughts or symptoms you should not just go to the phyciatrist, you should go to a real doctor. Some people believe that depression is a set of mind but it is a mental illness.
If you ever feel like you hate being with other people ask your friends to help you start being more social. Get a girlfriend or boyfriend, they might help you think positively.
Also go to a local Christian church and ask about the gospel. These things will help you overcome your symptoms.
Oh and listen to happy music! :-)

Howard Said:

Should I discuss my WEB MD diagnosis with my doctor?

We Answered:

You shouldn't care what your doctor thinks, most doctors prefer for patients to educate themselves medically. It might, and probably won't, effect their diagnosis but it won't hurt to just mention it.

Dora Said:

Will my doctor right me a note?

We Answered:

they aren't getting any money, they didn't diagnose you so no they wont give you a note