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- Rogers, Arkansas
- Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences
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Is laser treatment safe for getting rid of warts?
Yes, it is safe to remove a wart with a laser. The objective is to separate the wart from your hand, and that can be done with surgery, cryotherapy, topical acid, laser, and any READ MORE
Yes, it is safe to remove a wart with a laser. The objective is to separate the wart from your hand, and that can be done with surgery, cryotherapy, topical acid, laser, and any other method which removes the infected tissue. I have found that the most successful and least expensive method is cryotherapy which involves freezing the wart with liquid nitrogen or CO2. This literally causes a frostbite of the tissue which then sloughs off in a week to ten days. Sometimes very large warts need more than one treatment.
How are ear infections diagnosed?
The only reliable way to diagnose an ear infection is with otoscopy, which is a fancy word for looking at the eardrum with an instrument called an otoscope. While just a few years READ MORE
The only reliable way to diagnose an ear infection is with otoscopy, which is a fancy word for looking at the eardrum with an instrument called an otoscope. While just a few years ago doctors treated all ear infections with antibiotics, we have found that frequently the infection will resolve without them.
How is sodium potassium imbalance corrected in elderly?
You don't say whether her imbalance is from a high or low sodium or potassium; however, in my experience, most elderly patients experience lowered electrolytes, which includes READ MORE
You don't say whether her imbalance is from a high or low sodium or potassium; however, in my experience, most elderly patients experience lowered electrolytes, which includes sodium and potassium, from excessive hydration. This seems to occur most often in nursing homes in a patient who drinks too much water. On the other hand, a high sodium and or potassium may be due to dehydration; however, there are many diseases which can cause disturbances in electrolytes and her doctor should be able to diagnose the cause of her imbalance without too much difficulty.
