…cordingly, and that a lot of them were not taught even what labs to get at what time. So I always tell patients to believe THEIR LYING EYES (their symptoms are real), and not always the lab results (which can be inaccurate or not mean what …
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…oposes biological connections among them. Reading them as a panel of clues is more useful than treating any one as a complete explanation for the others. Keep in mind These tests measure different things. An elevated D-dimer or symptoms of…
…at makes the discussion more useful than collecting a large panel without knowing what each result would change. Keep in mind Some older teaching includes targets or plans that may no longer fit your care. Bring your current results and go…
… connect A long list of possible benefits can mix symptoms, lab numbers, and disease prevention. Choose a specific outcome and ask what evidence supports it. A benefits list combines unlike kinds of evidence A long list can include symptom…
… health outcomes. How the pieces connect Artery imaging, a lab marker, and a heart attack are different kinds of outcomes. Ask which outcome a claimed therapy was actually shown to change. A plaque image and a clinical event are different…
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