not painful and very quick procedure but...sm

• Laser hair removal? - MT
  • Laser Hair Removal - mdp
    • Well, from what I'm reading, it's best to have - MT
      • skin types - Me again
        • It looks like they only use 2: Aurora and Candela (sm) - MT
          • Lumenis - Chelle
  • not painful and very quick procedure but...sm - I had laser on chin and some face spots...
    • With what I paid for electrolysis and the fact that - MT
      • That's cheap.....electrolysis......sm - I had laser on chin and some face spots...
  • I have had it and work for a radiologist that does it - Chelle
    • another thing - Chelle

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Having needles poked into your skin tends to be painful.  It's worst over bone, though.  See link for the most comprehensive and honest FAQ I know of concerning tattooing.  One idea I liked -- use a Sharpie to draw your design and live with it for a few days/weeks to see if you really like it.

I've a nice purple dancing bear on my ankle.

I know this is not a doctor's office, but was wondering if any one is having trouble with their knees and if anyone has any advice.   From sitting in a chair with my knees bent, they are really starting to kill me.  Thank you.

Please don't tell me to call my doctor - I don't have one in this area, just moved here a few weeks ago.  I will be calling to get established next week.

I have a bruise on my forearm about 1 inch below the antecubital fossa.  It spontaneously appeared 2 weeks ago, is about 1 inch long and wide (not exactly circular).   Normally, my bruises heal VERY quickly and are gone in 3 days or so - this is around for 2 weeks now and hurts - the pain is constant although rather low level.  

I am not on a blood thinner and do not take aspirin products.    The only med I take is a thyroid replacement pill every day. 

I'm not a wimp, and I'm not asking for sympathy or sarcasm but since this is a new occurrence for me, I'm wondering whether I should mention it to the doctor's office when I set up my establishment appointment.

P.S.:  I had a sister with leukemia, undiagnosed until after she bled to death. 

Thanks for any information you care to share.

My hands are always freezing cold.  I wear fleece "wristies" to keep warmer.  I have pain in both hands all day from typing.  One wrist has a ganglion, and both wrists have some arthritis showing on x-ray.  I rub capsaisin on hands/wrists.  Still the pain persists.  Pain relievers (Advil, etc.) do not help much.   Prescriptions from doctors did nothing.

I was wondering if other heavy typers out there might have found some helpful things to alleviate hand/wrist pain.  I even purchased "warming cream" which is supposed to help increase circulation to the hands, but it did nothing.  I have several keyboards that I have tried also. 

THanks!

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I have an account who asked me to provide them with a form that could use for standard outpatient procedure notes.  I personally feel that there are too many variations for them to use one paper form and offered for me to do it for them at a discount since almost the entire thing would be a standard that I don't have to type in its entirety.  This account is a great account and I figured it isn't a big deal say to chage 25 cents instead of a $1 (example) for the form since I only have to type a couple letters to pull up the form and insert any changes.

I really don't know the easiest way to keep track of this discount or what amount to discount.  Any ideas?  I'd rather see me getting a small amount for doing the form then to get nothing for them using a paper form.  Plus, the account is newer to me and I thought it might look like a plus for me to offer them a discount and to make their life easier by not having to dictate the entire note.

Thoughts...ideas???  TIA

Hello everyone, I am new to this board and just have a really quick question that I would like someone to answer please. On the MT job openings page when you click on an opening and in the employers description of the job they say to reply to and email address and then they list the address. However each job opening has a "apply now" tab at the bottom. Doesn't it just email your resume when you click that and submit it? You don't also have to copy the employers email address and then sign into your email and send a message to them that way too do you? Thank you,

Travis

Thank you for your advice.  I just need to take it!!

But my question remains, perhaps I did overstep bounds by voicing my concerns for his depression and mentioning that his brother had also noticed it.  He says I have betrayed him.  What would you have done in this situation? 

Don't sign it.  It sounds as if they have a pending lawsuit and are trying to make sure no one else joins in.  If they call you about it, tell them you sent it over to your attorney to evaluate it.  LOL  It's NOT standard procedure.  You don't have to sign it.

The one I got had nothing to do with age discrimination, but it was a similar type of Hold Harmless document.

I haven't tried this yet (our office isn't on the one space thing.. yet), but I wrote down this tip that was posted last time this issue was brought up:  At the end of the report hit Ctr-Shft F, 2 spaces, tab, 1 space, Alta A to fix.  It should switch all your double spaces to single spaces without having to remember to change the way you've been typing for 20 years.

 I told him to clean the area with hydrogen peroxide, and, after that, he can apply the Neosporin ointment. 

How would the punctuation be on this sentence?  Did I do it right? 

Thanks in advance for the help..