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Can Frey syndrome be congenital and bilateral

Frey syndrome can indeed be congenital and may present bilaterally, although this is uncommon and considered rare. While the condition most ...

18 Apr 2026View Answer

Two of my friends have sciatica and went to the same place for treatment. They

Patient Report / Care Plan for Lumbar Radiculopathy (Sciatica)Diagnosis Summary: The patient presents with symptoms ...

17 Apr 2026View Answer

Mangement pos hirstism

Management of positional hirsutism involves first differentiating it from other causes of excess hair growth and assessing for underlying ho...

16 Apr 2026View Answer

articulos cientificos sobre tratamientos eficaces en fracturas incompletas de

Effective treatment of incomplete fractures of the distal radius typically involves non-surgical orthopaedic management such as immobilisation with a below-e...

16 Apr 2026View Answer

Non surgery treatment for os Odontoideum

Non-surgical treatment options for os odontoideum mainly involve conservative management strategies such as clinical and radiographic surveillance, a...

16 Apr 2026View Answer

Does liquid clonazepam help burning mouth syndrome ?

Liquid clonazepam has been used in the management of burning mouth syndrome (BMS), showing some efficacy particularly in reducing symptoms over time,...

15 Apr 2026View Answer

Ask me questions to see if I have anxiety

To assess whether you have an anxiety disorder, start by evaluating if you experience persistent and excessive anxiety or worry that lasts for at lea...

14 Apr 2026View Answer

I want to know if I've a certain type of dermatitis or psoriasis in my scalp

The condition affecting your scalp and the area behind your ears is likely to be seborrhoeic dermatitis or scalp psoriasis, both common dermatologica...

14 Apr 2026View Answer

Review question of clinical applications of hypnosis and self-hypnosis to treat

Hypnosis and self-hypnosis have emerging and promising applications in the treatment of anxiety and depression primarily through their capacity to facilitate...

13 Apr 2026View Answer

How do you evaluate a patient with peripher nerve disorder

When evaluating a patient presenting with a peripheral nerve disorder, a structured clinical approach is essential to identify the pattern, cause, severity, ...

13 Apr 2026View Answer

Chance of TIA due to large AAA

The likelihood that a large abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) directly causes a transient ischemic attack (TIA) is very low and not well established....

11 Apr 2026View Answer

Current treatment of osteoporosis in 68 year old women with prior fractures

For a 68-year-old woman with a history of prior fragility fractures, the current treatment approach for osteoporosis involves prompt assessment and initiatio...

10 Apr 2026View Answer

Care sunt riscurile clinice de pe secția interne a unui spital

Clinical risks associated with the internal medicine department of a hospital encompass patient safety concerns, risks during critical processes such...

9 Apr 2026View Answer

what is the appropriate management for an elderly patient refusing to eat

Management of an elderly patient who is refusing to eat involves a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach beginning with prompt screening...

9 Apr 2026View Answer

Indicación de tromboprofilaxis de tvp en paciente con colitis ulcerosa grave

Indications for thromboprophylaxis of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in a patient with severe ulcerative colitis (UC) who is mobilizing include ...

8 Apr 2026View Answer

Wich is the most appropriate initial treatment for ulcerative colitis with the

Most appropriate initial treatment: For a patient with ulcerative colitis involving the rectum and sigmoid colon (proctosigmoiditis) who is ...

8 Apr 2026View Answer

Wich is the most appropriate initial treatment for ulcerative colitis with the

Most appropriate initial treatment: For a patient with ulcerative colitis involving the rectum and sigmoid colon (proctosigmoiditis) who is ...

8 Apr 2026View Answer

Causes for recurrent strep A infections in 59 year old female who is 6 months

Causes of recurrent Streptococcus pyogenes infections in a 59-year-old female post-sepsis hospitalization primarily involve a combination of...

8 Apr 2026View Answer

What should I do for a patient with nonspecific t wave changes

Appropriate management and investigation of a patient presenting with nonspecific T wave abnormalities on electrocardiogram (ECG) involves a...

7 Apr 2026View Answer

Are there any symptoms associated with tuberous breasts that are not just

Symptoms associated with tuberous breasts extend beyond cosmetic appearance and can include breast pain and discomfort. Tuberous breast defo...

5 Apr 2026View Answer
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