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I finished my medical school at Jordan University of Science and technology. I then did my residency at Hope Children Hospital/ University of Illinois at Chicago. I worked as a Hospitalist in chicago for two years and then moved to Midland, Texas and has been working there for the last 16 year.
I am the chief of staff-Elect at Midland Memorial hospital and chairman of quality control committee. I have set many policies and procedures about many evidecne-based practices, including Hypoglycemia protocol, sepsis protocols, asthma protocols, among many.
I enjoy personal communication with my patients and enjoy building rapport and taking care of them as a whole patient.
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Pediatrics
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United States: Texas
Languages spoken
Arabic
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Hemoptyais: Hemoptysis always tells you you need to seek medical attention. Conditions like pneumonia, tuberculosis, foreign body, or bronchioectasis can trigger ... Read More
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Deciding: I think to follow your passion to see what makes you life better and you can contribute more.
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A 36-year-old member asked:
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Allergy testing : Allergy testing could be done in either in the form of. Skin testing or blood testing.
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Yes: There are no studies to show any extra reactions in children with autism receiving flu shots.
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Strep throat: Strep is contagious through contact with saliva. So if you don't share drinks or kisses, you should be ok.
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Baby food: You can start baby food between 4-6 months of age if the baby is ready for baby food.
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Hospital tape: Hospital tap can be hard to get rid of. Using rubbing alcohol helps. Sometimes put warm water on it helps too.
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Stitches : You should be able to bath your child within 12-24 hours after stitches. If it got wet, dry it up and cover it with bandaid.
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Training: It is a matter of re-training your child to go back to sleep after waking up. Enforce to your baby before going to sleep that if she wakes up at night... Read More
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A 32-year-old member asked:
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Constipation: Constipation is a common problem in children. Many times it is related to behavioral issues and low intake of fiber. After constipation get to be chro... Read More
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Vomitting: The reason we try to differentiate between both is projectile vomiting tends to be associated with more serious pathology. While vomiting could be som... Read More
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A 25-year-old member asked:
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Yes: Olive oil or any oil will basically chock the lice. But you still need to remove the nets with soft comb.
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Your doctor: Your pediatrician or family physician can refer your child for testing for learning disability.
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A 19-year-old female asked:
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6 weeks: you need to wait at least six week for everything to heal up well
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Curt: you should be fine. Just clean with soap and water. Apply antibiotics ointment and keep it clean
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Diarrhea: Unless the diarrhea has blood or mucous in it, it is ok to keep watching her, giving her oral rehydration solutions.
Make sure if she is still making... Read More
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Car seats: it is normally to feel guilty about your child facing backward, but safety is extremely important. You should follow the rules of safety
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Pain: you need to make sure you don't have hernia in the area or irinary tract infection or kidney stones. Ovaries usually don't cause pain unless they are ... Read More
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Gymnastic: yes. It can. Repeated injuries to the growth plates make gymnists at risk of stunting their growth, especially if all the injuries occur before growth... Read More
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Adult height: based on your number, your estimated adult height is 5 feet 11 inches
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Ear infection: Even if water gets into your ear, you should have nothing to worry about, unless you have a perforated ear drum.
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Vertigo: what you are describing is vertigo. This is not anxiety. You need to see ear nose and throat doctor in addition to you eye doctor
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Allergies: you might have problem with your eyes bring red from allergies in your eye, not pink eye. Try to use allergy medications, like loratidine, cetrezine o... Read More
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Dark circles: yoh need to make sure about snoring and mouth breathing at night. Her allergies have something to do with it. Treat her allergies and see if this work... Read More
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Petechial rash: loxalized petechial rash on your leg doesn't mean you have leukemia. The most common reason of petechial rash is local trauma. Leukemia has more sympt... Read More
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Constiaption: If your baby is breast feeding only, it can be normal. you need to make sure your baby is feeding well, gaining weight and had good amounts or urine. ... Read More
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Ulcers: These kind of ulcers could be herpes lesions or could be any other virus that causes ulcers. Check with your doctor for that
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Depression : this is a rather complex question. It depends what do you mean you didn't respond to Prozac, lexapro which are SSRI. You might want to talk to your do... Read More
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Heartburn: It could be reflux, but if she is having diarrhea for three weeks too, you might want to ask her doctor about checking her for infection, like H.Plyor... Read More
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Speech delay: Assuming there are no other problems, like gross motor or fine motor delay and no genetic disease, you need to see speech therapist to do extensive sp... Read More
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Mucous: flovent helps with asthma related coughing and wheezing so you don't have to use our rescue inhaler much. For excessive nasal congestion and runny nos... Read More
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Constipation: if she is constipated, make sure she isn't drinking a lot of milk. Limit it to 1-2 cups of milk per day. Eat more fruits and vegetables. Try to add mo... Read More
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Chest pain: The reason for the chest pain is not probably cardiac. Other causes like acid reflux or musculsketal chest pain that could cause it. The LVH on the ec... Read More
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Hemorrhoids: hemorrhoids when they become congested they hurt a lot. Try to eat a high fiber diet, take stool Softner and do sitz bath to help relief the pain. It ... Read More
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Speech delay: there is a screening for autism your pediatrician should be able to do between 18 months to three years to see if there is red flags for autism. If no... Read More
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Itchy nose: it is unlikely to have mites inside the nose. You could have allergies or something else that your doctor need to check
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Low ferritin: yes. Pregnancy can use a lot of your iron storage in your liver, especially if you don't eat food with higher in content, like meats and green vegetab... Read More
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A 42-year-old female asked:
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Pneumonia: you probably need to go back to your Socorro to make sure that he doesn't need to change the antibiotic or do chest x ray. Your pneumonia looks like i... Read More
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Headaches: There are numerous reasons for headaches. Sharp pains in the head are most likely muscular (tension) in nature. Stress reduction helps. If she wears g... Read More
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Fever : make sure to follow clean hygiene techniques. Wash hands well, avoid for him to touch the baby's hands or face and make sure he doesn't get in his fac... Read More
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Varicella vaccine: yes you can still receive chickenpox vaccine, called varivax. I strongly encourage you to do it. Chickenpox in adults is much worse than children
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Prozac and ritalin (methylphenidate): You should be able to see response quickly within 3-5 days. You need to make sure about what symptom is the worst and address it. IF it is the depress... Read More
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No: your penis will stay the same size and will not deflate.
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Cat bite: It is highly likely that cat bites can get infected so easily. You need to see his doctor to see if antibiotics is needed
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Nose bleeds: nose bleeds is caused by simple reason like trauma to the nose, allergies that dries up the blood vessels inside the nose or it could be caused by ble... Read More
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Trauma: If you didn't have any bleeding or contraction, probably you should be fine.
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Sushi: unless you have a well-known allergic reaction to fish, you should be safe to eat sushi or any other fish
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Yes. : Yes you can. But don't use it more than 5-7 days
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A 34-year-old female asked:
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Fever: if your child doesn't have any fever, you should have no reason to delay immunization for sure. They are extremely important to give them on time.
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Testing: there are now tests to make sure you do respond to certain medications or not. Your doctor might be able to help you with that
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Nov 27, 2015
Dr. Nabulsi teaches us all effectively about pediatrics here on HealthTap, both colleagues and patients alike. Recommended highly!
Apr 8, 2015
Great doctor. Consistently gives thoughtful, insightful and expert advice.
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Feb 3, 2015
There is no better doctor on this earth that cares more for his special needs patients and the family as a whole. Thank you Dr.Nabulsi for all you do. You go above and beyond!!!
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This was very helpful. Thanks! interesting, mentioned to pediatrician. response was: if you were in the southern portion of USA. I live in New England -are they regionally located?
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This made me feel good. Thanks! Thank youu so much I didn't know what to do! But I am still concerned and worried. I have alot of questions.
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This made me feel good. Thanks! Private Ins, + medicaid. Neither covers.I take flovent , singular, xenopex, this is worsening
Education & Training
Medical/Graduate school
University of Jordan Faculty of Medicine, Jordan
MD
Residency
CHRIST HOSPITAL
Completed 1996
Awards
2002-2005- AMA Physician's Recognition Award
Most outstanding resident-1996
Top Doctor, Second Place, Odessa Region - Summer
2014
Affiliations
American Academy of Pediatrics
TEXAS PEDIATRIC SOCIETY
American college of executive Physician
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