Showing posts with label brain injury. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brain injury. Show all posts

Friday, April 13, 2018

10 Signs of a Brain Injury

by Dr. Margaret Aranda


If there is lots of blood or broken bones on a car accident scene, or if someone is in a coma, a severe traumatic brain injury can be diagnosed on site.
At first glance, however, you need to know that a mild traumatic brain injury isn’t so obvious. Read more …

This article was first published on Dr. Margaret Aranda's companion website, The MD, PhD Is In.

5 Tests to Diagnose a Brain Injury



One does not need to hit one’s head to get a brain injury. It frequently occurs after a car accident, with much long-term sequelae. At least 5 million people are disabled from brain injury. Almost everyone is bound to know someone who has one, and if you are in the right place at the right time, you can help diagnose it in someone else. Read more


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Sweet Urine and DI

by Dr. Margaret Aranda

When you hear that someone is ‘diabetic,’ that usually refers to the formal name, diabetes mellitus. Mellitus is the Latin word for ‘sweet like honey.’
Historically, Egyptian manuscripts circa 1500 B.C. write of a disease associated with much urine output. Indians used the word,  madhumeha (‘honey urine’) because ants were attracted to the sugary urine. Read on
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4 Ways to Treat DI

by Dr Margaret Aranda


Public involvement is needed to save lives after head injury.
Chances are that a teen was involved in a car accident, resulting in a head injury. Even as a teen in school, you may be the first to notice changes in your BFF. Your Best Friend Forever will thank you for saving her life. Read more
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