Doctors

I think a physician is the same as a doctor.

Conservative treatments for ulnar nerve entrapment include rest and splinting of the elbow and corticosteroids to reduce pain. In severe cases, surgery to move the ulnar nerve from behind the elbow to the front of the elbow

An "ear, nose and throat" doctor - usually abbreviated to ENT.

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There is no "cure". By this I mean there is no quick way to stop pain completely. First, you should consider a trip to the doctor to diagnose the cause of your pain. Secondly, if it is a recent injury, ice and elevate your leg. Use of a NSAID (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory) like aspirin or Ibuprofen may be taken to assist in reducing any swelling. A physician is best to guide you further in this matter.

i'm pretty sure the demand isn't very high but isn't low so about average

The average pay for diagnostic radiologist is 500K.

Psychologists study behavior and gather information from their patients to better understand mental processing and behavior of humans. Psychologists can typically work in areas like researching, social services, teaching, and more. There are different aspects of psychology, including: developmental, experimental, social, and comparative. Part of being a psychologist includes examining the emotions, attitudes, and feelings of the patient in order to develop a better perception of the patient. Psychologists rely heavily on observation, experiments, and scientific methods. In order to carry out their research they might lead clinical studies, conduct personal interviews, or even distribute different questionnaires.

Yes, you can find an ophthalmologist in Algodones, Mexico, which is known for its medical and dental services. It's advisable to check online directories or local listings for specific ophthalmologists, read reviews, and verify their credentials. Additionally, some clinics may offer specialized eye care services. Always ensure to contact the office directly for appointments and consultations.

To become a neurosurgeon, you must complete 4 years of college, 4 years of medical school and 1 year of surgery internship followed by 5-7 years of neurosurgery residency. During these 14+ years of post-secondary training, you get paid nothing until residency at which point you will make roughly $45K/year with moderate yearly increases. After residency has been completed, a neurosurgeon makes on average $350-500K/year.

I would assume it's upwards of $500 000 per year, that is probably a safe bet. If the surgeon was say the head of the department the salary could be even higher.

Doctor put a glucose drip to the patient who has just been operated because their body is become week .

Each state sets their own requirements. Typically, it's 5-7 years after the patient's last exam, or until the patient turns 18 or 21, whichever is longer.

Because the butt is a HUGE muscle that can take large or painful injections without a lot of bruising or swelling, at least compared to any other place on the body.

Mechanic

yes but only if you have a real bad injury

The reason that a doctor performs this examination is to check for a Varicocele. A Varicocele is a swollen varicose vein that may be in the scrotum and is usually on the left side. The physician checks for a hernia, which is when a portion of the intestine decends into the pubic area, and possibly into the testes. When you cough, your abdomen expands/contracts, therefore moving the intestine if it has descended. The doctor can feel this, and determine whether or not you have a hernia. This question has been answered by a healthcare professional, not an M.D.

Normally, you actually do not need to take any antiobiotics if you do not need them. This means having prescription for them. Usually though, Antibiotics are taken with meals too because some of them are irritatiing to the stomach lining of persons.

Mr. + his last name. The fact that his wife is a doc has nothing to do with it.

The liver is part of the digestive system and so doctors who specialize in liver disease are gastroenterologists. Not all gastroenterologists will treat liver disease so it would be a good idea to be clear on why you are being seen when making the appointment.

Gastroenterologist

An environmental scientist and researcher based in Trinidad.

A doctor who specializes in treating peoples allergies

No and yes. A doctor can only write prescriptions if he or she is physically in the state in which he is licensed. If the doctor is calling in a prescription to a pharmacy, obviously the pharmacy wouldn't know what state the doctor was in, so this is what most doctors do if travelling outside of the state they are licensed in. However, a doctor can't practice in a state that he or she is not licensed in, so they cannot physically write a prescription while in another state.

They treated ailments on the frontier. They usually lacked much skill.