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Favorite Instant Pot Recipes

Favorite Instant Pot Recipes Many of you know how much we love our Instant Pot.  This is a recipe I have made many times now and the kids love it. I tend to use a lot of onions, garlic & beans per amount of ground beef but if you are a meat eating believer, this […]

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Cause of painless white bumps across the top lip margin or vermillion border

A patient asked: There’s painless white bumps across my vermilion border. I counted about 12. They’ve been growing and gave been there for more than 3 weeks. Help? The most likely cause of painless white bumps across the top lip margin or vermillion border are: 1. Virus herpes 2. Clogged skin gland or early zit 3.

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Do I have Zika?

Do I have Zika?  A patient in Jamaica asked: 4 days ago had a sore throat. Lost voice for a day. Coughing. Now , 5 days later both eyes are red and watery. No other symptoms. Could it be Zika? Zika virus (ZIKV) is a mosquito-borne flavivirus (positive, single-stranded, enveloped RNA viruses), first discovered in the

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Why Do I Have Chest Pain?

Why Do I Have Chest Pain? Depending on your age and where the chest pain is located, “Chest Pain,” in general can be due to many things. The most common causes of chest pain are the following: Patients younger than 60years old: 1. Musculoskeletal Pain due to overexertion, muscle pain 2. Gas or GI issues

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Pathologic Myopia or Degenerative Myopia

Facebook Twitter Google+ EmaJAMA. 2015 Sep 15;314(11):1142-8. doi: 10.1001/jama.2015.10803.  Pathologic Myopia or Degenerative Myopia Pathologic or degenerative myopia is high myopia (-6.00D), also known as near-sightedness, with any posterior myopia-specific pathology from axial elongation. This means to have Pathologic Myopia you have been diagnosed with the following: 1. high myopia (-6.00D) this means your eyeball is longer

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Dry Eye Syndrome Versus Dry Eye Disease: What is the Difference Between Dry Eye Syndrome and Dry Eye Disease?

Dry Eye Syndrome  Versus  Dry Eye Disease:  What is the Difference  Between Dry Eye Syndrome  and Dry Eye Disease? Dry Eye Syndrome (DES), is the essentially the same as Dry Eye Disease (DED). It is also known as Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca (KCS), and Keratitis Sicca and even sometimes as just, “Dry Eye.” Dry Eye Syndrome is a multifactorial disease of the

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Primary Ocular Adnexal Malt Lymphoma

Lymphoma of the Ocular Adnexa Primary Ocular Adnexal Malt Lymphoma Some ocular lesions can be difficult to diagnose even with initial pathology reports. Primary Ocular Adnexal MALT Lymphoma (POAML) can sometimes produce a great deal of amyloid making Amyloidosis look like the diagnosis.  A special test called flow cytometry will show monoclonal B cell aggregates

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