By Janis · May 10, 2025
Diagnosis Doctors often begin diagnosing immune thrombocytopenia by reviewing symptoms such as easy bruising, petechiae (small red or purple spots), or mucosal bleeding. A complete blood…
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Diagnosis Doctors often use the ice cube test to help spot cold urticaria. In this method, a doctor places an ice cube on the skin for…
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Diagnosis Laboratory Examinations of Blood Doctors commonly use blood work to spot signals of chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL). A complete blood count (CBC) is often the…
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Diagnosis When asthma is suspected, doctors look at both symptoms and test results to make a diagnosis. Common signs that point to asthma include shortness of…
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Diagnosis When a person has symptoms of fecal incontinence, the healthcare provider gathers information through questions and a physical exam. The provider checks the function of…
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Diagnosis Neurological and Body Function Evaluation Doctors examine reflexes, muscle strength, and walking ability. They look for muscle stiffness and tremor, which are movement issues often…
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Diagnosis Checking Movement, Senses, and Mental State A specialist, such as a neurologist, starts by asking questions about the person’s medical background and any family members…
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Diagnosis To find out if someone has central sleep apnea (CSA), a healthcare provider first looks at the person’s symptoms and medical history. If needed, the…
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Pneumothorax is a condition where air enters the space between the lungs and the chest wall, causing part or all of a lung to collapse. This…
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Kyphosis is a condition that causes an abnormal forward curvature of the spine, especially in the upper back or thoracic spine. This can result in a…
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