Doctors

Rheumatologists are the specialists that diagnose and treat lupus. You can find one by going to www.rheumatology.org. Click on find a member>by location>click your state>click box for MEMBERS PROVIDING PATIENT CARE>select your city.

You may want to contact NORD(National Order Of Rare Diseases).They should be able to provide you with info on this subject. cmf3225

Gastroenterology is the study of the digestive tract from beginning (mouth and esophagus) to the end (rectum and anus), and all organs and tissues in-between.

Gastroenterology also includes the liver, pancreas, gall bladder, and biliary tree, but this is a sub-speciality commonly referred to as Hepatology.

A gastroenterologist doctor diagnoses, treats and prevents many different digestive conditions and diseases including common ones such as indigestion, ulcers, irritable bowel syndrome and hemorrhoids, as well as other more serious cases such as colon cancer, Crohn's Disease and Diverticulitis. A GI doctor is the one who performs common preventive procedures including colon cancer screening for middle-aged men, and hemorrhoid removal for older patients.

Because of its high abuse potential many doctors are reluctant to perscribe it. If it is the appropriate medication, a doctor will give it. So the answer depends on what the patient wants or needs it for.

No, there are some who are 75+. As long as they are sharp and able to work/think I should think there would no problem.

$250,000 on average, that's not including debt from your undergrad school.

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Arsenicum album is a useful remedy for mental disorders with symptoms of melancholy, irritation, intense anxiety, and restlessness.

Just exactly that. An erection that doesn't go down and most likely just gets harder. That gets painful after a while.

This might be an indication of how poor your heart is functioning. This question is seeking to answer for something called orthopnea, which is shortness of breath with the change in body position. If positive, this may be a sign of pulmonary edema/effusion, which is fluid in the lungs/chest cavity. When a person with this condition sits up, the fluid would collect at the bottom of the chest cavity and he/she can breath easier, so these patients cannot sleep comfortably while laying flat.

Nurse definitely work harder but doctors have more responsibility. It's not fair to compare because both have different kind of tasks.

A group of people who travel around the world trying to fill in the gaps normal medicine cannot fill in various countries, often third world countries that lack doctors and technologies. They got the Nobel Peace Prize!

When I passed out in the doctor's office, I woke up in the hospital.

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A urologist

k stands for potassium...its complexed with penicillin....mainly added with phenoxymethylpenicillin.so that a potassium sparing diuretic need not be used.

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It's not so much permission that you may need as advice and warnings on any health concerns specific to the area you're traveling to. That is, ask your doctor if he or she knows of any frequent illnesses reported by travelers to that region. You may actually need a vaccine or prescription before eating indigenous species of flora or fauna or drinking the water, as natives of the region may have built up immunities by living there that you haven't.

With medications and counseling. There is no cure for schizophrenia, but if the patient takes their drugs as directed by their physician they should be able to lead a relatively normal life. Unfortunately, for some reason a great percentage of patients resist the medications and will often decide to stop the drug(s) on their own throwing them back into the same state they were in before.

Yes. Tongue splitting is simply the act of cutting the median fibrous septum, which connects the two halves of the tongue. One may use a blade, or even a laser.

The technique you are referring to is called a "tie-off", in which a string is threaded through the hole left by a pericing and tied at the front of the tongue. The idea is to tighten the string as time goes by, which will eventually stretch the hole and create a split.

Read more about it here: http:/wiki.bmezine.com/index.php/Tongue_Splitting

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Lungs cta b/l (lungs clear to ausculation bilaterally) indicates that the lungs sounded normal. CXR WNL indicates the chest x-ray was normal.

If they can't diagnose themselves they will see another doctor or go to hospital.

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There is an old saying that, "If a doctor treats himself, he has a fool for a patient."

Most doctors will treat themselves for minor aches, pains, colds and flu, but beyond that, they know they need an objective opinion for the best diagnostic and treatment choices. They can't do that for themselves or their families without being subjective, so many doctors have a partner or physician friend who will treat them and their families unless the care is emergent or urgent, then they will usually get treatment like anyone else would at an emergency room.

Vascular Specialist, also known as a Vascular Surgeon. Although they are referred to as surgeons, they also provide other forms of treatment despite surgery, such as medication, balloon angioplasty, and stents.
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Vicodin should not be given to 'calm' people down as you put it. It's for pain. It's normally given after the fact, ie, after surgery, after you broke a bone. You can give it before an office procedures, like biopsies, vasectomies, ect, for pain to come. It won't help with the anxiety. If you have surgery in the hospital in the OR, you don't need it because you'll be 'out' to feel pain. To 'calm' somebody, you need something for anxiety like Ativan, Restoril, Xanax, ect.