What is Otitis Externa?
...the whole course, even if symptoms disappear before this time. Specialist treatment In particularly severe cases, a doctor may refer the affected person to an ear, nose, and throat specialist,...
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What is Food Allergy?
...the blood. Blood tests do not need to be carried out by an allergy specialist, but a specialist may be required to interpret the results. This type of test may...
What is Infective Endocarditis?
...Inject drugs intravenously It is an uncommon condition, with around 15,000 new cases in the United States each year.[1] Symptoms vary from person to person but can include fever, shortness...
What is Pancreas Transplant: Overview, Benefits, and Expected Results
...heart disease Patients who recently suffered a heart attack Patients with incurable cancer Obese patients Patients who drink alcohol excessively Patients who abuse drugs Patients with a mental health or...
What is Colorectal Cancer?
...time intervals listed above, e.g. a sigmoidoscopy at ages 50, 55, 60, and so on. However, a colonoscopy will generally be required if any of the other tests listed above...
Depressive Episode
...antibiotics Specialist treatment Otitis externa home remedies Abscesses Stenosis Inflamed or perforated eardrum Cellulitis Malignant otitis externa Are our swimmer's earplugs effective in preventing otitis externa? Can otitis externa cause...
What are the Signs of Depression?
Table of Contents Types of otitis externa: acute, recurrent and chronic Risk factors Ear drops Oral antibiotics Specialist treatment Otitis externa home remedies Abscesses Stenosis Inflamed or perforated eardrum Cellulitis...
What is Allergic Conjunctivitis?
Table of Contents Types of otitis externa: acute, recurrent and chronic Risk factors Ear drops Oral antibiotics Specialist treatment Otitis externa home remedies Abscesses Stenosis Inflamed or perforated eardrum Cellulitis...
What is Central Line Placement: Overview, Benefits, and Expected Results
...medications Chemotherapy drugs Drugs that may cause phlebitis when placed in the peripheral veins (these include calcium chloride, hypertonic saline, potassium chloride, and vasopressors such as dopamine and epinephrine.) Continuous...
Anticoagulation Management
...last for at least two weeks. How Does the Procedure Work? Anticoagulation management is typically implemented with medications (drug therapy). Two of the most well-known drugs used are called heparin...