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You stop eating it. Seriously. You can live a very happy and healthy life without eating sugar. Just watch the sugar content on the labels of everything you eat. All products have a nutritional value list on them. Dont consume the ones that list sugar on them.

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no getting teeth pulled does not hurt because they numb you. they numb u with a shot in ur mouth but still do not be afraid because it only hurts for about 2 secs. and then ur mouth is numb so no it does not hurt because u can not feel it

Physicians who specialize in physical medicine and rehabilitation are known as physiatrists. The medical specialty name is usually known as physiatry or just physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R).

A psychiatrist is a physician who specializes in psychiatry and is certified in treating mental illness. As part of their evaluation of the patient, psychiatrists are one of only a few mental health professionals who may prescribe psychiatric medication, conduct physical examinations, order and interpret laboratory tests and electroencephalograms, and may order brain imaging studies such as computed tomography or computed axial tomography,magnetic resonance imaging, and positron emission tomography scanning.

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A psychiatrist is the physician who diagnosis and treats mental disorders like bipolar disorder. Other health care professionals who are not physicians also provide care for patients with bipolar disorder.

I guess the answer is, it all depends where you are. Some parts of the country are paid well and others are not. As an average a thec can be paid anywhere from $15 per hr to $45 per hr.

Look at a source that has information gathered from the bureau of labor statistics. Here is one:

http://www.ahcp.edu/radiology-technician-schools-houston-texas.php

309,000 dollars a year on average. Divided by 52 weeks in a year. Divided by 60-80 hours a week (They generally work long hours). About $100 an hour on a 60 hour work week. This is an average. What state you work in, what hospital you work at, and how much experience you have will determine even a higher or lower average.

An ophthalmologist is a medical doctor or a doctor of osteopathic medicine who can do surgeries and diagnose all eye diseases. Some specialize in certain eye conditions, and many are involved in scientific research.

An optometrist, on the other hand, has a doctor of optometry (OD) degree. Optometrists mostly prescribe corrective lenses, but they can also diagnose eye abnormalities and prescribe medications for them. The specific conditions optometrists are allowed to treat can be restricted at the state level.

A doctor who specializes in heart problems is called a cardiologist.

You can't really know that answer without experimenting, such as averaging the amount of patients a dentist has per day for a whole week. Then you could probably find that answer, an accurate one. But, in my opinion, I would say a dentist would see a lot of patients per day.

Unfortunately that answer varies widely based on location and how busy a dentist wants to be. However, on average, a dentist will do 12 exams in a day and treat 10 patients.

Because they have studied desises and they know whats wrong with you but if its spiritual (religion) then its because they feel that if they go to their pastor, priest, rabbi,etc. then they might judge them.

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for dental work yes . not for your broken leg though.

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Healthy adults should get a checkup every two years. The exception is that once a person reaches 50 years of age, they should get a checkup every year, even if healthy. People taking medications or with health conditions should get them as often as recommended by their physician.

Typically medical specialists called urologists focus on most matters of a man's reproductive and urinary health. A related field is called Reproductive endocrinology.

A doctor may decide that there is "nothing which can be done" if the problems are too numerous and additional attempts to help may only cause additional harm. This would not be decided in isolation; a doctor would consult with other specialists before ever reaching this decision. Additionally, this would never be the final answer; the doctor would probably say "I can't help you, but here are the names of a few specialists who might be able to assist."

Doctors also (should) know their limitations. Sometimes, a problem, or a conglomeration of problems, is better left to specialists. Osteopaths (DOs) are doctors with specialized training to understand health issues within the framework of a systemic approach to health. A general practice doctor may refer a patient to a DO, or an internal medicine specialist, if a conglomeration of issues is better handled by one of them. I don't think I'd categorize that as a refusal to treat, however. It's a point at which a doctor knows that the best care for the patient can be achieved by someone more specialized.

Ultimately, a doctor will try to the best of his ability, to help. "First, do no harm" as the colloquial shortening of the beginning of the Hippocratic Oath is said.

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Yup, Just had two last month. It just depends on what medicine it is and if it needs to be administered into fatty tissue or not.

Urologists treat the prostate.

These healthcare plans are called PPOs (preferred provider organizations), as opposed to HMOs.

Of course, if you are in a fee for service plan or "private pay" (just pay yourself), then you may also choose any doctor you wish, at any time.

A doctorate degree in any subject is otherwise known as "Doctor of Philosophy" or "PhD". Then the discipline in which it is achieved can be stated so for eg: A PhD in Psychiatry. ____ That is so in England and Wales. In many countries the subject is specified (more or less) and in that case a person with a doctorate in psychiatry would be an MD - doctor of medicine.

Early definitions of health focused on illness. Health was considered as nothing more than absence from disease. As medical and health experts received better training, they began to focus on prevention of illness and disease as well as treatment of people who were already sick.

A urologist is surgery subspecialist who operates on the urinary tract, kidneys, prostate, bladder, etc. They also manage nonsurgical problems of the urinary tract such as infections, overactive bladder, etc. A nephrologist is a specialty of internal medicine who takes care of medical diseases of the kidneys such as nephritis, failing kidneys. Also they run dialysis. Similar to the difference between a cardiac surgeon and a cardiologist.