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As a doctor, here’s one over-the-counter medication I tell patients to rethink (opens the original)
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The American Academy of Dermatology recommends topical antibiotics only for surgical wounds showing signs of infection – and not as a preventative default. Photo / Getty Images I saw online that we actually shouldn’t be applying topical antibiotic ointments for minor scrapes and cuts. What’s the harm? Don’t they help prevent infections? Parents of tiny playground warriors often carry antibiotic ointments everywhere they go – after all, scrapes are inevitable, and the ointment helps everyone feel
I research ‘gut feelings’. Here’s how I know when to trust mine (opens the original)
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Physiologically speaking, “gut feelings” are neurochemical signals that lead to a change in your stomach’s electrical rhythm. Photo / Getty Images I often get strong gut feelings when I meet a new person. Where do these come from – and are they a real thing? You meet someone at a party and want to like them, but something feels off. It’s hard to pinpoint what it is, but you just get a bad feeling inside. We often call this sensation a “gut feeling”, and we’ve been conditioned to trust it – somet
I’m a gastroenterologist. Here are 5 signs that mean you need urgent care (opens the original)
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"Any time you have abdominal pain and dizziness, it’s an emergency until proved otherwise." Photo / Getty Images Every now and then, I feel sick to my stomach but I’m not sure how sick is enough to go to the emergency department. What should I do? Many patients call their physician’s offices overnight to get a gut check on a worrisome symptom, and they leave with the same answer: when in doubt, just go to the emergency room. It’s rarely the answer someone wants. If they’re calling instead of alr
I treat brain fog. Here are 6 surprising causes many people overlook (opens the original)
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Brain fog is not an official term, but it is popping up more in the medical literature. Photo / 123rf A lot of people are talking about brain fog, and the symptoms sound exactly like me. How do I know if I have it, and is there a treatment? You walk decisively into the living room and pause just past the doorway. Why are you here? What was it you came to look for again? Maybe you’re chatting with a friend and there’s a phrase at the tip of your tongue – you were about to say something clever, bu
I treat brain fog. Here are 6 surprising causes many people overlook. (opens the original)
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A lot of people are talking about brain fog, and the symptoms sound exactly like me. How do I know if I have it, and is there a treatment? You walk decisively into the living room and pause just past the doorway. Why are you here? What was it you came to look for again? Maybe youâre chatting with a friend and thereâs a phrase at the tip of your tongue - you were about to say something clever, but now you canât find the right words. You feel embarrassed and annoyed with yourself. Or perhaps
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