All articles tagged with #medical evaluation
Bears wide receiver D.J. Moore, who was hospitalized for precautionary reasons after a game, is doing well and is expected to be day-to-day with a groin injury, with no serious issues reported.
A woman experiences near-blackout episodes during orgasm, raising concerns about her health; medical evaluation is recommended but ultimately her choice, considering potential health issues and systemic barriers. The article also offers advice on sexual comfort and relationship dynamics for different age groups.
The process of evaluating patients for organ transplants involves not only medical criteria but also social factors such as support network strength, financial resources, and caregiver availability, leading to variability in the evaluation process across different transplant centers. Critics argue that these social factors disproportionately impact patients, particularly those of low socioeconomic status, and may exacerbate structural disparities in access to transplants. Efforts are being made to create a more data-driven and equitable approach to transplant listing through initiatives like the Consortium for the Holistic Assessment of Risk in Transplant.
Doctors emphasize that isolated instances of forgetting dates do not necessarily indicate a decline in cognitive fitness or decision-making abilities, as memory can be influenced by various factors beyond aging. They stress the need for comprehensive assessments to evaluate memory and cognitive functioning, rather than relying on isolated examples. Additionally, they note that aging can bring cognitive benefits such as improved impulse control and better integration of information into decision-making processes.
A woman is disgusted by her husband's constant marijuana use and seeks advice from Amy Dickinson, who suggests detaching from his behavior and seeking support from friends and family groups. Another reader seeks advice on what to do with his old wedding ring, and Amy suggests a symbolic act to transform it. Lastly, a reader is advised to take her husband for a medical evaluation due to his anger and isolation, which could indicate the onset of dementia.
NFL medical director Allen Sills acknowledges the failure to diagnose T.J. Watt's concussion and states that they are actively reviewing the case to ensure proper application of the concussion protocol and understand the medical decision-making process. Sills expresses confidence in the concussion protocol but admits that they are not perfect. He emphasizes that not all medical information is available on game day and promises full transparency once the review is complete. The article also highlights the challenge of balancing player desire to play with the need to prioritize player safety, as demonstrated by J.J. Watt's casual attitude towards his brother's concussion.
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Cade Johnson was transported to the hospital for evaluation of head and neck injuries as a precautionary measure after leaving the sideline immobilized on a stretcher during a preseason game. Johnson's condition is stable, and he had no catches in the game before the incident.
Fatty liver disease, a condition characterized by the accumulation of fat in liver cells, can range from mild to severe. While it often occurs without symptoms, there are certain digestive issues that may indicate severe fatty liver disease. These include abdominal pain and discomfort, nausea and vomiting, loss of appetite and weight loss, and jaundice. If experiencing these symptoms, it is important to seek medical evaluation for proper diagnosis and treatment. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle can help reduce the risk and progression of fatty liver disease.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been admitted to Sheba Medical Center after losing consciousness and falling at his home in Caesarea. He arrived at the hospital fully conscious and is currently undergoing extensive medical evaluation and testing. This comes after a previous hospitalization in October 2022 when he fainted during Yom Kippur prayers.
Genetic testing may uncover incidental genetic abnormalities associated with cardiovascular diseases. A new scientific statement published in the American Heart Association journal Circulation: Genomic and Precision Medicine aims to help individuals and healthcare professionals understand what to do when a variant is discovered. The statement suggests next steps to determine whether a variant truly carries a health risk, provides support to healthcare professionals on how to communicate with people and their families, and suggests appropriate follow-up actions to care for people with variants deemed higher risk for cardiovascular disease.