...patient for signs of cancer recurrence and prevent complications that cancer might cause in the long run. The consultation typically begins with a brief review of the patient’s medical history,...
...patient visit a senologist? After sexual maturation, women should be examined by a senologist regularly, even in the absence of specific symptoms or problems, to monitor the health of their...
...obstructions Colon cancer Ulcerative colitis Uncontrolled bleeding Diverticulitis Crohn’s disease Colonic inertia or severe constipation As a preventive measure, colectomy surgery is recommended if the patient presents a high risk...
...Urinary retention, or the inability to pass urine and empty the bladder Medical conditions such as dementia, injury to the spinal cord, or multiple sclerosis Patients who have recently undergone...
...were presented with medications. They are either referred or have reached out to psychologists to supplement their medications to modify certain behaviours and cope with existing symptoms. Children with learning...
...Bhatia J, Parish A, Stallings VA. Feeding healthy infants, children, and adolescents. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa:...
...the intracranial structures and the paranasal sinuses. Thus, they are only diagnosed when symptoms begin to arise. Even so, the symptoms are sometimes mistakenly attributed to other reasons. Symptoms of...
...aid or first response treatment. In an emergency eye consultation, an experienced emergency eye doctor is expected to: Immediately determine the concern of the patient Check the signs and symptoms...
...progressive aphasia, a form of dementia linked to vasectomy Failed procedure, in which the severed ends of the vas deference reconnect, allowing the transport of sperm to mix with the...
