Question 1

will pyelonephritis go away by itself? i started ciprofloxacin for one day but left the hospital because i was treated badly by a staff member and i have a lot of medical trauma. ive still got blood in urine and left flank pain three days later?

Accepted Answer

: Pyelonephritis needs to be treated properly and seeing any provider, your primary care or an urgent care for example so that you can complete treatment is strongly recommended. Your health is the priority at this point.

Question 2

two different hospitals here, only one does trauma surgery what should i go to?

Accepted Answer

Trauma?: Depends on what you are going to the hospital for. Do you need trauma surgery?

Question 3

what is the difference between trauma level one and trauma level three?

Accepted Answer

: L-I has access to all the major surgical specialties, with Trauma and Ortho usually required to be in-house. Usually involved in teaching (residents/fellows) and research. Usually physically larger institutions and receive transfers from smaller centers. L-III has on-call Trauma and Ortho (may be home), can stabilize patients and has transfer agreements in place for more advanced care needs.

Question 4

what makes a hospital a trauma center?

Accepted Answer

Same: Standards may be the same. The level of care may different, depending on procedures done, and level of expertise available. There are levels1-3, depending on the specialties available/how often are they available.

Question 5

my foot suffered a trauma and i don't know if i should go to the hospital. i just buddy taped my big toe because it's in lots of pain. so should i?

Accepted Answer

Fracture big toe-yes: A broken big toe should probably be seen, a lesser toe can be buddy taped. I do think most toe fractures should be x-rayed to see if the alignment of the fracture is good

Question 6

hello. i'm having a pap & iud removal & new iud under general anesthsia at hospital due to history of trauma . my gyno reqrng misoprotrol. is there way to avoid taking this drug due to severe panic disorder? or other options avail other than drugs?

Accepted Answer

: Taking Misoprostol to facilitate IUD removal via cervical "ripening" may not be necessary if the procedure is going to be done "under general anesthesia".  With any manipulation of the uterus (removing and reinserting a "new" IUD) Misoprostol may make such less painful, but there will be sensitivity post removal/reinsertion.  Ask your GYN about low dose oral bcp's, instead of a new IUD.

Question 7

hi. i've recently had a blow to my right cheek causing severe swelling and pain. i've been to the trauma unit at hospital had some xrays done. the doc said he cant see any fractures but i have terrible numbness and pain going down to to my teeth?

Accepted Answer

Trauma: Please see a specialist Oral Surgeon. Take a copy of your x-rays with you, or have the hospital send a digitized copy directly to the Oral Surgeon. Most Physicians are not equipped by training or experience to deal with problems that in crude the oral cavity.

Question 8

my wife went to hospital last sunday,trauma and her exrays showed she had a lung infection. she has tested negative for covid. she has been taking the prednisone and vitamins however she is getting a cough early hours of the morning and this is givin?

Accepted Answer

Perspective: Likely, she had a "rapid" test, but these maybe false negative in ~40% of cases.  Best to repeat, but get COVID-19 PCR testing.  For time being, stay quarantined.  You do not mention antibiotics, but these may be needed if bacterial infection is present (which could  be a superimposed co-morbidity).  See your doctor in followup

Question 9

what is the difference between shock and trauma?

Accepted Answer

Effect on body: Shock is a physical event in your body that means inadequate circulation to maintain oxygen or nurtriants to tissue, often from low blood pressue from dehydration or blood loss. Trauma meams injury either mild or severe  but may not lead to schock

Question 10

the difference between shock and hypovolemia in trauma patients?

Accepted Answer

Pressure / blood los: Hypovolemia means not enough fluid in the body. After trauma, this usually means blood loss from internal bleeding, fractures or external cuts.

Shock means not enough blood and oxygen getting to tissues in the body. Again, this is usually due to blood loss in trauma and results in a low blood pressure. There are other uncommon causes of shock like spinal cord injury, but they are rare.

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Will pyelonephritis go away by itself? i started ciprofloxacin for one day but left the hospital because i was treated badly by a staff member and i have a lot of medical trauma. ive still got blood in urine and left flank pain three days later?

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Two different hospitals here, only one does trauma surgery what should i go to?

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What is the difference between trauma level one and trauma level three?

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What makes a hospital a trauma center?

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My foot suffered a trauma and i don't know if i should go to the hospital. i just buddy taped my big toe because it's in lots of pain. so should i?

A member asked:

Hello. i'm having a pap & iud removal & new iud under general anesthsia at hospital due to history of trauma . my gyno reqrng misoprotrol. is there way to avoid taking this drug due to severe panic disorder? or other options avail other than drugs?

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Hi. i've recently had a blow to my right cheek causing severe swelling and pain. i've been to the trauma unit at hospital had some xrays done. the doc said he cant see any fractures but i have terrible numbness and pain going down to to my teeth?

A member asked:

My wife went to hospital last sunday,trauma and her exrays showed she had a lung infection. she has tested negative for covid. she has been taking the prednisone and vitamins however she is getting a cough early hours of the morning and this is givin?

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What is the difference between shock and trauma?

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The difference between shock and hypovolemia in trauma patients?

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