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Dr. Timothy J. Chilcote, MD

Emergency Physician

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16 years Experience
Dr. Timothy J. Chilcote, MD
  • Overland Park, KS
  • University of Illinois College of Medicine
  • Accepting new patients

What should stroke patients avoid?

Smoking. High blood pressure. They should follow the recommendations of their neurologist

Should I go to ER for panic attack?

You can for acute attacks but chronic anxiety is better managed by a primary physician

What to do next?

Go to the ER and be evaluated

When should you go to the ER for gas pains?


When it is consistent and you have other symptoms such as fever or nausea

Do you need to get a tetanus shot after a dog bite?

Depends on your immunization history. More than 5 years since last shot, then yes, you should.

Should I go to the ER for elbow pain?

If it’s new or traumatic yes. If you’ve had it for months, no

Can you live a normal life after heart valve replacement?

Yes, usually, but for a full list of recommendations you should speak to your cardio thoracic surgeon.

Can you go to urgent care for stomach pains?

I wouldn’t. They can’t do much.

Swallowed plastic toothpick?

She should consult with a gi. Likely not related to the toothpick

Laceration on forehead?

Yes. That would not be a good idea.

Will the ER do an MRI for back pain?

Typically not unless there are neurologic or infectious concerns.

Should I go to the ER or urgent care for anxiety?

ER has significantly more resources for that