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Dr. Stephen Ovanessoff
- Tempe, Arizona
- MD at College of Medicine University of Baghdad
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How do I know if my anemia is serious?
Your anemia has to be evaluated for its type and underlying cause.
Are kidney stones common after surgery?
Kidney stones are generally unrelated to surgery.
Do forensic pathologists go to crime scenes?
Sometimes, if needed and if possible.
Can pathologists identify remains over 10 years old?
Identification is possible in most circumstances.
Can you live with gallbladder cancer?
Yes if the cancer is discovered and surgically treated in its early stages.
How do you treat ringworm on the scalp?
Treated by anti-fungal medications.
How long do you wait after a liver biopsy?
On the average one to two weeks. Sometimes longer.
Can coughing often damage your lungs?
By itself no.
Can a blood test detect gonorrhea?
Gonorrrhea is confirmed by obtaining a sample of a discharge or a scraping of a lesion in the genital area and submitting it for microbiological culture studies. It can also be READ MORE
Gonorrrhea is confirmed by obtaining a sample of a discharge or a scraping of a lesion in the genital area and submitting it for microbiological culture studies. It can also be tentatively recognized by direct microscopic examination of a discharge, then confirmed by microbiological culture studies. Blood is not usually utilized to diagnose the infection.
How to calm a child through blood work?
Usually takes a child friendly, capable nurse/ lab tech/physician to perform the task swiftly and requires CALM PARENTS.
When should you go to ER for gastrointestinal bleeding?
You should see your primary care provider rather than going to the ER, when you detect blood in your stools. It may represent an underlying condition that must be treated.
What type of leukemia does my child have?
By testing the peripheral blood and bone marrow sample.
Would my son need more tests if blood work comes back abnormal?
To further qualify the meaning of the abnormality or confirm the abnormal finding among other reasons.
What foods can be eaten to raise your hemoglobin levels?
Usually red meat and vegetables that are rich in iron.
How long do biopsy pathology reports take?
The biopsy report is usually available within one week. Sometimes earlier and once in while it will take longer for a difficult case that requires consultation with other pathologists READ MORE
The biopsy report is usually available within one week. Sometimes earlier and once in while it will take longer for a difficult case that requires consultation with other pathologists or requires special stains and additional procedures.
Questionable looking mole that could be cancer?
Moles often change in size and color over time. Both benign and malignant ones do that. The best way to evaluate a mole is to seek consultation with a dermatologist.
What tests are used to check for diabetes?
Your primary care doctor will decide what tests are needed and may refer you to an endocrinologist.
Is a prostate biopsy painful?
It's uncomfortable, and maybe slightly painful to some, depending on their pain threshold.
What tests are used to diagnose thyroid diseases?
TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone), T3 and T4, to begin with.
