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Hello to everyone. I have just joined this forum but have been reading for the past few months. Very informative! My PMR started November 2007, aged 61. I had been suffering from stress and anxiety for the previous 12 months, following a nasty fall. Although...
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I have read in the past messages re the possibility of stress and... .
Stress and physical trauma do seem to often be the trigger for PMR although this has never been proven strongly that stress and physical trauma do figure highly in PMR/GCA.
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This "discussion" has been going around the office lately. To shock, or not to shock a trauma code. Protocols here dictate that we do not shock arrest as te result of trauma. How do we know the trauma wasn't caused by arrest?
What harm is there in placing...
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Precordial thump is the principal behind to the no shocking trauma....
A direct blow to the chest comes to mind.
Rather trauma rules.
Most pulse-less trauma patients present as a PEA or asystole arrest.
Interesting question though.
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Posted 05 August 2011 - 09:26 PM
OK I've got it, it was corrected by a Top Neurosurgeon in Denver Colorado, 300 miles from my home, I'm not getting answers on my condition, nobody around here can answer my questions. I have been stagnate on my recovery...
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I suspect they....
For rehab, though trauma related.
I had a spinal stroke.
I suspect they have of tethered cord, but I did not suffer any trauma with my SCI.
2011 - 09:42 PM
Qbounce know lots about tethered cord, though trauma related.
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Childhood sexual trauma in women with interstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome: A
The results of this study come as no surprise given that we often see IC symptoms begin after some sort of trauma, such as UTI, muscle trauma, surgery, childbirth, etc...
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The proponents of this theory think that patients who were abused are interpreting their mental negative feelings/trauma theory....
Trauma.
Yeah, we get it.
But focusing on this alone is dumb IMO.
Hysterectomy, and all other triggers.
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Are you patients getting better because of you or in spite of you?
Read this on a blog post and modified it a bit. Let me know what others think. Please tweak and adjust it as you see fit. I'm thinking of putting it into a lecture I am doing in November...
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Many of those who post here went through that same trauma and have successfully reinvented is that some patients are....
Given your participation here, it's likely that you educate your patients to useless.
That is being a bit harsh.
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Neuroleptic brain trauma Hello, I am new to these boards but I was reading some of the thread and I had some questions about Neuroleptics, brain trauma and depression.
When I was about 12 years old I was wrongly diagnosed with bipolar disorder and was...
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Generally patients with critical illnesses like cancer, brain surgeries, cardiac....
That the hospital has a critical illness care unit where patients who require intense medical care can be housed to make their recovery fast and pain free.
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What type of physical exercises can patients with hernia allow without risk of worsening of the hernia?
Started by Irina Hajiyeva on
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But if you need exercising every day.
You will need surgery and that is always trauma for the body.
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I'm a bit frustrated! I went in to my doctor for abnormal bleeding after sex and HORRIBLE pain. He looked at my cervix and said I had trauma on my cervix. He asked if I wore tampons or recently had sex...which I haven't. He was thinking maybe cervical...
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Thanks! :-) Hey - You're welcome....
I switched doctors, I have no idea what would cause cervical trauma, but I seriously doubt anyone can diagnose adenomyosis.
With rude nurses and physicians assistants too busy to be bothered by pesky patients.
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I have been hospitalized a few times and while most of my admissions have been very beneficial for me there have been two occassions that have traumatized me.
In one of my occasions I complained to a nurse that I was feeling agitated. That nurse told ...
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Hugs and support.
I have my week moments and then I have my strong moments .
From the hospital trauma.
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On Mon, 12 Jan 2009 9:53:31 -0500, Nann Bell <hanbellGOGATORS@earthlink.net
This was in today's online NYTimes and I found it quite interesting. I
already know that during the 18 years I worked in a hospital, at times in the
ICU, things had already...
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Trauma: Get Patients Up
By GINA KOLATA
Published: January 11, 2009
For years, doctors thought from staff spending....
I'm also thinking that along with the icu trauma for patients, there is also
trauma I.C.U.
Is spot on.
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