Dr. Rashed Hasan
Pediatric Critical Care
Toledo, OH
36 years experience male
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Rashed Hasan,MD
Troy, MI
About
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Dr Hasan is Chief of Pediatric Critical Care Services at Mercy Children's Hospital, Toledo, OH and Professor of Clinical Pediatrics at University of Toledo. He is Board certified in Pediatrics and Pediatric Critical Care. He has been on academic Faculty at Harvard Medical School, Michigan State University and the University of Toledo. He has published two books and several dozens publications in national and international journal.
SpecialtiesDoctors may have more than one area of specialty interest. Board certification in a specialty area means the doctor has completed formal training and has practice experience in that specialty, and has passed the certification examination from the corresponding accredited medical specialty board.
Doctors may have more than one area of specialty interest. Board certification in a specialty area means the doctor has completed formal training and has practice experience in that specialty, and has passed the certification examination from the corresponding accredited medical specialty board.
Pediatric Critical Care
Licenses
United States: California, Indiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Ohio
Languages spoken
English
Doctor Q&A
446 Answers
105 Agrees
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A 23-year-old member asked:
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Pediatric Critical Care 33 years experience
CO poisoning: Carbon monoxide (co) poisoning is a serious problem with acute and long-term complications. If there any suspicion that you may have co poisoning you ... Read More
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Drowning prevention: Most drownings occur in swimming pools in residential areas. The best strategy is to install appropriate fences around pools. Ask your city/county abo... Read More
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BP: If the difference in BP between the right arm and left is > 15 mm Hg, it requires evaluation for peripheral vascular disease. A british study showe... Read More
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BP: when there are concerns for a drop in BP with standing, BP should be checked while lying down then sitting and finally while standing
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Bowel obstruction: Will produce abdominal pain and vomiting that becomes bilious ( bright green) and get worse over time
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A 21-year-old male asked:
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Lump : Lump in that area could a number of things including lymph nodes, cyst etc
Needs evaluation
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A 20-year-old female asked:
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Pain: Yes. Mortin is better for pain. You can take 600 to 800 mg of ibuprofen which is motrin
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Thrombus: There probably is a small clot and the risk will depend on the location. The closer it's to heart the higher the risk
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Periods: if your period had been heavy with clots and you do not have dizziness when you change from sitting to standing you are probably OK for now. If you do... Read More
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Implantation: The time required for the fertilized egg to travel from the tube to the uterus to get implantation is 7-10 days. implantation bleeding usually occurs ... Read More
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Rectal pain: pain and rash in the perianal area requires evaluation by a physician. There are a number of possibilities including hemorrhoids, annals fissure, and ... Read More
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Asthma: You will need a short burst of prednisone by mouth to bring your asthma under control. e.g. 30 mg twice daily for 5 days. Also, you may have to increa... Read More
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Medications: One time combination of acetaminophen, ibuprofen and amitryptaline should be OK
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Yeast: you need to take the medicine for several days before you notice an appreciable effect. In the meantime you may use topical lotrimine (over the counte... Read More
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Drinking: you may drink with moderation. You may sex if you are physically fit
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Back pain: You need to be evaluated by a physician with physical examination and perhaps images such as plain radiographs or MRI if clinical exam shows abnormali... Read More
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Dehydration: It depends on the age. Infants will have symptoms of fluid loss in the form of vomiting and diarrhea along with poor intake. They will be less active ... Read More
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Croup: Croup is usually casued by a virus and is usually seen during the winter season. If a child has croup like symptoms during the wrong season or has rec... Read More
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Coma: It should be treated in an intensive care unit (ICU) with close monitoring of the blood glucose and other electrolytes (salts) and treatment to slowly... Read More
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Hypoxic-ishcemic enc: Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (hie) causes serious damages to the brain. The initial treatment is to support the functions of the brain and to maint... Read More
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ORS: Most children with dehydration can be treated with the so called oral rehydration solutions (ORS), which is basically water with the correct balance o... Read More
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Bradycardia: Bradycardia (slow heart rate) has many causes ranging from vagus nerve stimulation ( sticking something at the back your throat) in a normal infant to... Read More
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Polycythemia: Some types of polycythemia are inherited. However, if you developed polycythemia soon after birth and then it resolved, then it is less likely to be s... Read More
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Birth: Yes, many women poop during birth as the baby is being delivered. Do not worry about it. The staff in the delivery room at the hospital are familiar w... Read More
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Nodes: Anatomical location ( site and depth) as well as consistency, mobility and relationship to other structures. The best way is to have a physician exami... Read More
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Heart attack: There are many variations of the atypical heart attack. If the person has risk factors and there are atypical symptoms, it is best to get evaluated b... Read More
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Abdominal mass: The mass could be from the abdominal wall in which case it will stick out when you raise your head (as in doing crunches) while lying on your back. An... Read More
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Coronary artery: A crushing chest pain, the kind of pain that you have never experience before. This may be followed by sudden collapse as the patient develops serious... Read More
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Abbreviations: Please clarify your question. SSI and SSD could mean so many things depending on the specialty of medicine.
For example: ARF could mean acute respira... Read More
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Diarrhea: A 2-mo-old baby who is having diarrhea 6-10 times/day should be seen by a qualified physician to ensure that the baby is not getting dehydrated and th... Read More
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Endocarditis: The "full-blown" symptom of endocarditis take several days, however, you may develop fever as the bacteria enter the blood stream (bacteremia). It is ... Read More
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Coma for high ICP: In patients with traumatic brain injury (usually the result of a motor vehicle collision) the intracranial pressure (icp) often increases to a dangero... Read More
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Coma: In both situations there is loss of consciousness, however when we label a patient as being in coma, we usually imply that the loss of consciousness h... Read More
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Periodic breathing: Pauses in breathing in the neonates are called "periodic breathing". It occurs in 80% of full term and 100% of preterm babies. These pauses are usuall... Read More
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DI: Diabetes insipidus is due to lack of the hormone (adh), which helps concentrate the urine, accordingly these children tend to pass large amounts of u... Read More
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DIC: Disseminated intravascular coagulopathy (dic) is very rare outside the intensive care unit or in patients who are very sick. Dic is usually seen in pa... Read More
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Pain in upper back: Often these are pains from muscle spasms. There is a very thin muscles around the shoulder blade called rhomboid muscle and it has a tendency to go in... Read More
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CHF: it is best to discuss this issue with your cardiologist who has the full picture of your diagnosis and the entire echocardiogram findings. EF alone is... Read More
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A fib: There is more space on the right side of the chest compared to the left side of the chest in the chest cavity. It has been observed that patients with... Read More
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SVT: You need an EKG to be able to assess for that. If you need to be evaluated by a physician since your symptoms are recurrent
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COPD: This is the time of the year when viral infections including the influenza infection are prevalent. So, it is possible that you may be experiencing on... Read More
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Tooth ache: No, it is not normal. you probably have an infection and possibly tooth abscess. he pain sometimes can radiate to the ear. You need to see a dentist. ... Read More
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Stem cell: It is beneficial if you are going to need it in the future for something like bone marrow transplant. The probability of that, of course is, very, ver... Read More
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Contraception: pill and condom are two different forms of contraception.
when you stop the pill, the failure rate goes up substantially and your risk of becoming pre... Read More
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Burn injuries: Any burn on the face requires evaluation by a physician who specializes in burns. Certainly second and third degree burns need evaluation and manageme... Read More
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Knee pain: Do exercises that strengthen the quads and that involve using machines instead of free weights or barbel
after the you strengthen the quads then you ... Read More
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Fast hear rate: You need a holter monitor to delineate what type of heart rhythm problem you have
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UTI: Yes, particularly if the person is no circumcised. UTI is 10 times more common in female compared to male,but in the male it is 10 times higher in mal... Read More
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Sore throat: Spots on the soft palate that turn into blister and then pop open to form ulcers are not the usual causes of sore throat (which affects the tonsils). ... Read More
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Gallbladder: YES, you can receive pain medications and you can get evaluated for choangitis
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Mar 30, 2015
Dr. Hasan is an amazing doctor! #nationaldoctorsday2015 #virtualflower1
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Mar 31, 2015
Dr. Hasan is an amazing doctor! #nationaldoctorsday2015 #virtualflower1
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Feb 23, 2015
excellent, very knowledgeable
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This was very helpful. Thanks! thank you. i think what iam seeing is paletine tonsils. i used not to see them because of my large tonsil. but now they have been removed its something new to me. but th...Read More
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This was very helpful. Thanks! my rv is mildly enlarged, only 1 isolated vien, rv EF is 66 rv pressure 21 and global rv free wall strain -27.. i had an echo done 6 months ago help?
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This made me feel good. Thanks! Thank you. He is 15 today and 6'1 but is suppusebto be 6'4 just really worried from all the stuff I have read. he has been on 40mg 3 months.
Education & Training
Medical/Graduate school
King Saud University College of Medicine, Saudi Arabia
Graduated 1987MD
Residency
Michigan State University
Completed 1992
Awards
Clinical Excellence (Star) Award-St Vincent Medical Center.
The distinguished award in clinical research/Blue Cross, Blue Shield of Michigan
Best investigators' Award, FAME, MSU
Affiliations
Mercy St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center
Mercy Children's Hospital
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