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I want to become an ER Doctor, but i was concerned about was the stress level,
do you have to go into therapy after a severe trauma case or do you eventually get numb to it.
It’s very stressful, but most medical specialties have stress. The key is balance in your life. Family, friends, health and work. When I have a tough case, I talk about it, decompress and move on. You do get used to the environment and seeing patients with unfortunate problems.
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What may cause a late twenties female, with no previous health problems, to randomly and instantly start sweating rapidly and lose ability to move body yet staying concious? These episodes are not daily and only last ten-twenty mins before I re-gain normal state. I have three children and need to know how serious this could be.
in the past 5 years i have been perscribed 7.7/500 mg loritabs. in the past i have tried ultrium, lyrica, morphine & vicodin 7.5/500 mg. in the past months i have had trouble urinating.it feels like i have to go but very little comes out . sometimes painfull. iv been checked for infections in my urinary trak & bladder that came back neg. my doc. said it could be the tylenol and is suggesting a pain pump. this is very inconvient for me do to the type of work i do. my sisterinlaw is a pharmist, she recomende i try percocet or roxicoddon my perscription is 6 7.5 mg l.tabs a day. what should i do. iv hade two broken feet,surgery on my back & rght hand. sincerly j. keller
Can you tell me what would cause me to retain fluid so easily? We are talking about pounds of fluid randomly interrupting my life. I feel prone to it since I did have eclampsia years ago as well. Just small elevation changes make it really bad, flying and probably sodium plus other things that I’m not sure of. I do drink lots of water and I just don’t know what else to do to prevent it.
My 18 month old has had this dark.spot that looks like a bruise for months now. Dr said it was cafe mocha something. I just feel lost at what he was talking about. I feel like something could be wrong and he was rushing me thru our well check appt. Please help.
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