Dr. Eric G. LeVeen MD, FACS, Surgeon
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Dr. Eric G. LeVeen MD, FACS

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7785 N State St Suite G30 Lowville NY, 13367
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Dr. Eric G. LeVeen MD, FACS is a top Doctor in Lowville, NY. With a passion for the field and an unwavering commitment to their specialty, Dr. Eric G. LeVeen MD, FACS is an expert in changing the lives of their patients for the better. Through their designated cause and expertise in the field, Dr. Eric G. LeVeen MD, FACS is a prime example of a true leader in health care. As a leader and expert in their field, Dr. Eric G. LeVeen MD, FACS is passionate about enhancing patient quality of life. They embody the values of communication, safety, and trust when dealing directly with patients. In Lowville, NY, Dr. Eric G. LeVeen MD, FACS is a true asset to their field and dedicated to the profession of medicine.

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Dr. Eric G. LeVeen MD, FACS's Expert Contributions
  • Hematoma

    I would recommend that you be seen by your obgyn or the surgeon who did your fat transfer. Although you are pregnant, ultrasound of the area might be helpful, also a blood count to assess your left cheek. Pain can be a sign of infection and should not be ignored with your history. READ MORE

  • Pregnancy

    For pregnant travellers and aircrew, the Australian and international guidance is that the unborn child should be treated in broad terms as a member of the public. The public dose limit is 1 mSv. Radiation exposure to an unborn child of less than 1 mSv above background levels will not lead to a significant increase in risk due to radiation. It should be noted that 1 mSv above background is a very conservative limit for the public and unborn children, it is well below any exposures that have proven health consequences. READ MORE

  • Std

    It is unlikely that this particular situation has been studied, but STDs are more prevalent in patients who are sexually active. Of concern is that you are having some mild symptoms in your penis. ManySTDs may have subtle symptoms and go unnoticed. Chlamydia is one of them. It can go unnoticed for a long time and can cause damage to the endothelial cells in our vessels. You should follow up with a family practitioner or urologist who can diagnose where the symptoms of urethritis are coming from. READ MORE

  • Chronic fatigue syndrome

    It sounds as though you haven't been able to clear the virus from your system. I suggest that you get your vit D3 level checked. All the patients who died of Covid had subnormal Vit D levels less than 20ng/dl. We also know that there is a pandemic of vit D deficiency especially if people are not getting out into the sunlight. Three cancers are associated with high risk with Vit D deficiency, Colon Prostate and Breast. These cancers incidentally can derive from human papilloma virus. We have found that people who do not clear the pox virus may have vit D deficiency. This is a simple remedy and a vit D level is easy to obtain. READ MORE

  • Blood pressure 118/75?

    Your blood pressure is within normal range. Your weight and height will allow you to calculate your BMI or body mass index, which will you a target for further weight loss. READ MORE

  • Taking Propranolol Hydrochloride after first dose of Pfizer vaccine?

    You were probably prescribed propanolol because when you are talking in front of a crowd your anxiety may trigger a release of you adrenalin, the flight or fight hormone from the adrenal gland. The vaccine comprises proteins that will trigger an immune response to make antibodies. You should continue to use the propanolol as prescribed. READ MORE

  • Pilonidal sinus?

    Between the clefts of the buttok is a hair bearing area. The rubbing of the clefts of the buttoks can cause the hair to drill into the skin causing a pilonidal cyst or sinus. These often lead to infections and are surgically removed. Your should see your local surgeon. Once it is excised consider having hair removal from this area. If you are going to be treated with antibiotics make sure you have anaerobic coverage in addition to aerobic coverage. READ MORE

  • Lump on right tonsil?

    You need to see an ENT or family physician to evaluate your tonsil. You may have an abscess in your tonsil or other process causing it to be enlarged and hard. READ MORE

  • What inspired you to be a doctor?

    My mother was an obstetrician and my father was a professor of surgery. I cannot deny that I was influenced by both of them, however, I saw medicine as a source of problems and an opportunity to make great changes in people's lives. As a physician, I understood issues that are invisible to others and could communicate these problems to engineers and other scientists to effect changes. READ MORE

  • Do doctors prescribe mental drugs without giving patients a proper diagnosis?

    Most physicians have made a clinical diagnosis before they prescribe medications. The criteria they use to make a diagnosis may differ. And most physicians are knowledgable about the medications they prescribe and understand risks and benefits. READ MORE

  • Thyroid level question?

    Your hypothyroidism has not been adequately treated and this may be part of the reason you were feeling weak. You will need further treatment. READ MORE

  • Could I be having thyroid issues?

    Thyroid issues are often blamed but an unlikely cause of weight gain. It is more likely due to diet particularly carbohydrates, but you should be seen by an internist or your OBGYN since polycystic ovaries, and or metabolic syndrome may be part of the problem. They will check your thyroid function too. READ MORE

  • Is a drain needed for a hydrocelectomy?

    Many physicians place drains in wounds after performing hydrocelectomy if they are concerned about a collection of blood-forming in the operated area. This is often an intra-operative decision and varies between surgeons. READ MORE

  • If I have a glass of alcohol, when should I take my metoprolol?

    Drinking alcohol increases cardiac irritability including atrial fibrillation and other arrythmias. It does this in a dose related fashion especially after three drinks or 90 grams of alcohol since it makes the RBCs so stiff they cannot pass through the capillary bed causing rouleaux formation (red cells stacking up like a roll of coins at the capillary entrance. The capillary is smaller than the red cell. As a result the body's total peripheral resistance increases and the blood pressure rises. So alcohol may defeat the reason you are taking a Beta-blocker whether for blood pressure or as an anti-arrthymic. READ MORE

  • Purple dots on arm?

    It is not possible to diagnose the etiology from the pictures provided. I recommend being seen by a physician so that your arms and chest (lungs) can be evaluated together with your skin. READ MORE

  • Is it ok to drink this?

    No. Many bacteria grow in glucose and if it has been has been standing the ice is melted and the liquid has warmed. If anyone has been drinking out of the cup enough time has lapsed to have colony counts of greater then 10 to the 6th power. READ MORE

  • Burning sensations?

    Burning can be caused by urinary tract infection or urethritis. Most primary care physicians can address these symptoms which may require urineanalysis and culture or urethral swab. The prostate should also be examined. READ MORE

  • I have some concerns?

    Your penis appears within normal limits. What other problems are you having? READ MORE

  • Leg bruises?

    This suggests that you may have been deficient in Vitamin D. Have you been taking supplements? You should chceck with you family doctor and ask him to repeat a vit D level.This problem can occur with other vitamin deficiencies or abnornalities with your platlets. Consult your PMD. READ MORE

  • A test result?

    Your complete blood count was abnormal and you should check with the ordering physician to find out what was abnormal and if it needs treatment. READ MORE

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