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Self Diagnosis – Common Conditions You Might Miss by Methods of Healing Patient Expert

Posted Thu 10 Dec 2009 4:04am Whether you have a stomachache, muscle pain or even itchy skin, it is easier than ever to treat yourself with over the counter medications and herbal remedies. Many previously prescribed drugs are now even approved for over the counter use, giving you more power over your own healthcare. However, there is a drawback when it comes to self-diagnosis Read on »

Self-diagnosis of bipolar disorder rises by yumers Posted Fri 05 Mar 2010 7:33am AFP: Rise in self-diagnosis of bipolar disorder: research . According to the study published in The Psychiatrist, the rise of people self-diagnosing themselves as bipolar is as a result of celebrities becoming more public about their diagnoses of bipolar disorder. I suppose that’s all fine, but do these people know exactly what it means Read on »

e-Second Opinions: 100 Search Engines and Tools for Medical Self-Diagnosis | NOEDb by Dr. Aniruddha M. Medical Doctor

Posted Wed 22 Apr 2009 11:57pm e-Second Opinions: 100 Search Engines and Tools for Medical Self-Diagnosis | NOEDb: " It's not always easy to get to a doctor right away. Fortunately, there are loads of tools online designed to help you diagnose and treat symptoms right at home. Here we've listed 100 of the best." Self-care is often all you need, because many problems are self Read on »

Self-diagnosis by Danielle Tate Posted Tue 13 Oct 2009 10:04pm Well, here's my thoughts about self diagnosis... If you self-diagnose with autism, there are four basic possibilities. One, you self-diagnose and you actually have... their problems. In my opinion, if you self-diagnose and start blaming your problems on your diagnosis, chances are that you would have found something else to blame, eventually, because Read on »

Self and Other Diagnosis by Susan Patient Expert

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Posted Wed 02 Mar 2011 10:58am Becoming overly involved with trying to diagnosis your ex just keeps the focus off you and doesn’t allow you to move forward. However, if you don’t know what you’ve been involved with, you don’t know what you need to work on. BUT that “involved with” doesn’t mean clinical diagnosis. You shouldn’t diagnose anyone if you are not clinically Read on »

The Hazards of Self-Diagnosis by MJ Posted Thu 11 Nov 2010 8:27pm be important as schizophrenia is more easily treated than autism is. All of this is just one small example of how a self-diagnosis could go wrong. There are many other ways that the process can go wrong. The bottom line is, if you think you have a problem, don't self-diagnosis. Go talk to a professional who knows what they are doing. References 1. Naito Read on »

Self diagnosis proves correct by Nicolas van Dyk Posted Mon 05 Oct 2009 10:03pm on Monday to get a definitive diagnosis, and in the meantime I could start with the 1600mg antiviral meds. And then BJ called, bless her. She told me that I she had discussed Read on »

Self diagnosis proves correct by Nicolas van Dyk Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:07pm on Monday to get a definitive diagnosis, and in the meantime I could start with the 1600mg antiviral meds. And then BJ called, bless her. She told me that I she had discussed Read on »

My own self diagnosis. by Leah Posted Tue 06 Oct 2009 10:03pm ’m craving some more self fulfillment in my own life. I’ve been asking myself how I can make the next steps to ensure that I am my happiest self – so that I can be a good wife Read on »

Self-Diagnosis: Pudendal Neuralgia by Esther Posted Sat 02 Oct 2010 5:05pm I decided several months ago that I have pudendal neuralgia. It was a "well, duh" moment. I'd been reading blogs about pudendal neuralgia for a while and I'd crossed tracks with it several times in my research -- but I never thought I had it because I'D SEEN TEN THOUSAND DOCTORS AND NONE OF THEM TOLD ME I HAD IT. Of course, I saw ten thousand ... Read on »