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What Are the Common Side Effects of Artvigil 150 mg?
**Headache** One of the most commonly reported side effects of Armodafinil is headaches. Factors such as dehydration, hunger, lack of sleep, and caffeine intake can exacerbate th
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Community Medicine
Is it safe to take Dolo 650 (paracetamol) daily for 10+ days for chronic tension headaches, or does that raise liver concerns?
Patient reports recurring tension-type headaches almost daily for the past 2 weeks, self-medicating with one Dolo 650 tablet most evenings for relief. No fever, no other analgesics
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Pediatrics
A 2-Year-Old Child with Progressive Abdominal Distension: What's Your Diagnosis
A 2-year-old male child presents with progressive abdominal distension for 2 months, intermittent fever, weight loss, and decreased appetite. There is no history of trauma. On exa
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PediatricsPediatricOncology
Pediatric Oncology: Can You Identify the Diagnosis?
A **3-month-old female infant** presents with fever and abdominal distension. ### Imaging Findings **Ultrasound Abdomen** * Left suprarenal mass measuring **52 × 50 × 39 mm** *
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Microbiology
Clinical Challenge: Can You Solve This Tropical Infection?
A 54-year-old man with diabetes presents with fever, weight loss, and multiple liver abscesses after returning from Southeast Asia. Culture reveals an oxidase-positive Gram-negativ
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Urologyurologist
CT urogram showing ureterovaginal fistula, right kidney swelling and stone – what does this mean and what treatment is needed?
53‑year‑old woman who recently had a CT urogram because of urinary leakage and discomfort. The report mentions: Mild hydroureteronephrosis of the right kidney A thin communicati
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Pulmonology
What is the diagnostic approach to interstitial lung disease - when is HRCT sufficient vs surgical lung biopsy needed?
60-year-old male with progressive exertional dyspnea, dry cough for 1 year. HRCT shows basal bilateral honeycombing with traction bronchiectasis. No identifiable cause. How do I ap
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Pulmonology
When should asthma therapy be stepped up from ICS alone to ICS/LABA, and what triggers biologics?
25-year-old with diagnosed asthma. Currently on moderate-dose ICS, still using SABA 3x/week, waking at night twice a month. What step is this and when should I add LABA vs refer fo
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Pulmonology
How is spontaneous pneumothorax managed - needle aspiration vs chest tube, and when is surgery indicated?
25-year-old tall male, first episode of right-sided pneumothorax, 3 cm on CXR. Mildly symptomatic. Do I observe, aspirate or insert a chest tube? And at what point should VATS be c
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Pulmonology
What is the initial management of massive hemoptysis and when is bronchial artery embolization indicated?
Patient with TB history now coughing up >200 mL blood in 24 hours. SpO2 dropping. Is this massive hemoptysis? What are the immediate airway/positioning steps and when should we pro
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