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Set 1 now completed by sawling Medical Doctor

Posted Wed 07 Jan 2009 6:04pm I finished my first set of night shifts this morning! Really glad that I have completed it because my sleeping pattern was taking a toll over me. On Monday morning, my seniors had red eyes and looked absolutely shattered. Me? Well, I was not in an awful state, except that my eyes resembled those of the pandas with bilateral ptosis and on top ... Read on »

When to Suspect Lyme by Dr. Virginia S. Medical Doctor

Posted Fri 12 Sep 2008 10:49am The most useful diagnostic reference: the “Bible” of Lyme medical literature. by John Bleiweiss, MD. The When To Suspect Lyme Disease essay: This essay, written by John D. Bleiweiss, M.D., in April, 1994 is very long, but also very comprehensive and helpful. Any doctor checking for Lyme disease would do well to read this essay first; any ... Read on »

When To Suspect Lyme Disease by Marjorie Tietjen Posted Fri 26 Jun 2009 7:10pm By John D. Bleiweiss, M.D. Traditionally, the public has been advised to suspect Lyme (LD) if a round or oval, expanding, red rash develops 3-32 days after a deer tick bite associated with or followed by a flu-like illness. This limited description will apply to only some cases. About 50% of patients do not recall one or more of tick bit ... Read on »

Ptosis And Miosis by winnyninnypoopoo Facebook

Posted Sun 21 Nov 2010 6:19pm Symptoms of Hemicrania Continua Since my occipital stimulator was installed in June 2009, when The Headache gets worse I can't always tell by the pain. The ONS does a pretty good job on most days in minimizing the pain. It does not totally remove the pain, but it is much less disabling than it was before I had my electronic nerve zapper. Ev ... Read on »

Ptosis Correction Surgery Recovery Day 2 by Susan Patient Expert

Posted Sat 04 Dec 2010 10:19pm It seems that the swelling peaked early today and then started to go down some. I'd hoped perhaps her eyes would open, but it doesn't look like they will. And unfortunately she is still very distressed at not being able to see. She panicks if I get up so we've been laying in bed all day. Read on »

FDA Approves Xeomin® A Botulinum Toxin Type A (Botox)To Treat Cervical Dystonia by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Tue 05 Oct 2010 2:11pm Dystonia has been a hard to diagnose disease at times and other times can be confused with other disorders. The link below goes back a short post on how Botox gave a grandmother her voice back. In addition deep brain stimulation has been used to treat dystonia and now it appears Botox may even be a simpler treatment and the FDA has a ... Read on »

Is Your Disease on the RARE List™ – If So, More Bad News! by Chris H. Posted Mon 06 Feb 2012 3:01pm I wonder if people truly understand what it means if their rare disease or disorder is on the RARE List™? Last week, the R.A.R.E. Project and Global Genes Project , leading patient advocacy organizations representing the rare disease community, issued the RARE List™ , a stunning 65 page ... Read on »

Bilateral cataracts - should you have bilateral cataract surgery by Dave W Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 12 Mar 2012 6:01am This article, by an expert in cataractLoss of transparency of the lens of the eye. surgery, discusses the pros and cons of bilateralOn both sides of the body cataract surgery where both eyes are operated on on the same day. This will be of help to anyone ... Read on »

Breast reconstructive surgery by Ahmad.H Posted Sat 30 Oct 2010 12:00am Breast cancer is a common cancer nowadays. Some of the patients will have to undergo a surgical operation as a part of the management plan. Mastectomy is a surgery that involves the removal of one or both breasts. This surgery can cause an emotional and a cosmetic problem in those women due to the loss of her breast. However the so ... Read on »