Patient's GERD symptoms are better with s/l zegrid.
Posted By: Thanks on 2008-04-22
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Doc says "the patient had a laparoscopic s/l Ni-Fun for GERD. Is this
Subject: Doc says "the patient had a laparoscopic s/l Ni-Fun for GERD. Is this
a shortening of Nissen fundoplication?
The patient "relays" her symptoms
Subject: The patient "relays" her symptoms
my problem with "relays" is that the definition means a race of some kind. Could this be something else?
Thanks
That definitely fits with the patient's symptoms, but I'm not sure that I hear all that- Thank
Subject: That definitely fits with the patient's symptoms, but I'm not sure that I hear all that- Thanks!
guess - butoconazole? What are the patient's symptoms? more info please? nm
Subject: guess - butoconazole? What are the patient's symptoms? more info please? nm
Patient is taking OTC s/l remafen for menopause symptoms
Subject: Patient is taking OTC s/l remafen for menopause symptoms
Ortho help needed please. Patient in with heel symptoms s/l gel effect...
Subject: Ortho help needed please. Patient in with heel symptoms s/l gel effect...
For context: "The patient does not describe definite gel effect and says she does not have problems getting out of the car after a long car ride, or out of her seat after a long movie."
Thanks for any help!
The patient reports her symptoms began s/l assiduously approximately two to three years ago. Is thi
Subject: The patient reports her symptoms began s/l assiduously approximately two to three years ago. Is thi
drug help. flurithromycin? Patient has respiratory symptoms (shortness of breath secondary to
Subject: drug help. flurithromycin? Patient has respiratory symptoms (shortness of breath secondary to
The symptoms of perimenopause or perimenopausal symptoms. Why not?? nm
Subject: The symptoms of perimenopause or perimenopausal symptoms. Why not?? nm
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? GERD
Subject: ? GERD
Could it be Sinemet ?
? GERD
Subject: ? GERD
Could it be Sinemet ?
i think it is GERD thank you.
Subject: i think it is GERD thank you.
I think it is GERD.
Zegerid for GERD? But that would be 40 mg, not 400. nm
Subject: Zegerid for GERD? But that would be 40 mg, not 400. nm
Zegerid for GERD maybe? nm
Subject: Zegerid for GERD maybe? nm
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There is an Amphagel for GERD nm
Subject: There is an Amphagel for GERD nm
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Died of GERD?
Subject: Died of GERD?
Can GERD really kill you? I've got a doc who sounds like she is saying "She has a sister who died of gastroesophageal reflux."
But all my attempts at Googling have failed to unearth anything that said GERD was a life-threatening disease... Do I really need my ears checked or is this something that could actually happen?
Died of GERD
Subject: Died of GERD
I imagine the doctor is saying the patient had a sister who died with GERD.
Poorly structured sentence. Sister had GERD and also died.
Kapidex for GERD
Subject: Kapidex for GERD
There is something with GERD called "slough"
Subject: There is something with GERD called "slough"
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/502865_2
I know it's a longshot, but maybe the pt has heartburn and GERD and the mucosa is sloughing off. Eww. Hope it's not true.
drug s/l capidex. It is for GERD. THANKS! NM
Subject: drug s/l capidex. It is for GERD. THANKS! NM
maybe means *AcipHex* for GERD (nmsg)
Subject: maybe means *AcipHex* for GERD (nmsg)
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COPD and GERD, but definitely NOT Xopenex... really s/l zo-peck-zik .. nm
Subject: COPD and GERD, but definitely NOT Xopenex... really s/l zo-peck-zik .. nm
x
GERD is usually related to gastrointestinal, but since you hear cardio_______?, I don't know what
Subject: GERD is usually related to gastrointestinal, but since you hear cardio_______?, I don't know what it
would be otherwise.
s/l analapro. Pt has depression, hypertension, seasonal allergies and GERD tia
Subject: s/l analapro. Pt has depression, hypertension, seasonal allergies and GERD tia
BOO symptoms
Subject: BOO symptoms
probably "upper tracts"
any SOB symptoms?
Subject: any SOB symptoms?
BP or BM symptoms
Subject: BP or BM symptoms
There are B symptoms. sm
Subject: There are B symptoms. sm
B symptoms - General Practice Notebook
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Symptoms
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maybe symptoms?
Subject: maybe symptoms?
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symptoms-NM
Subject: symptoms-NM
Is this someone with URI symptoms? nm
Subject: Is this someone with URI symptoms? nm
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symptoms?
Subject: symptoms?
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symptoms
Subject: symptoms
radicular
Pt with URI symptoms took old Rx of s/l ben zo lin nm
Subject: Pt with URI symptoms took old Rx of s/l ben zo lin nm
sub-symptoms. nm
Subject: sub-symptoms. nm
And the symptoms are....
Subject: And the symptoms are....
heart problem in a young person (30s), sudden stabbing pain, no alleviating factors, had a syncopal episode as a teenager, big-time family history for coronary artery disease. I don't know enough about EKGs to know how abnormal this is, and I'm really thinking this is Brugada syndrome. The doctor has questioned the patient about young deaths in his extended family. Brugada? Bueller? Bueller?
GI symptoms
Subject: GI symptoms
nm
symptoms
Subject: symptoms
Congenital?
s/k *rhinroudy* symptoms
Subject: s/k *rhinroudy* symptoms
I KNOW that is not the right spelling, but can't seem to get it correct.
He admits that he is under a fair amount of stress but overall he feels well, exercises well, has not gained weight, or having sleep problems. No impressive _______ symptoms.
TIA!
any one heard of AT&T symptoms
Subject: any one heard of AT&T symptoms
REVIEW OF SYSTEMS: No fevers, chills. Patient is concerned about her weight gain that has occurred, 30-40 pounds over the last 1 or 2 years. Patient denies any headache. No *AT&T symptoms.* No chest pain palpitations shortness of breath or cough. No heartburn although she has had the need for Pepto Bismol occasionally. The patient states, she gets nauseas especially at bedtime.  could that be what the doctor is saying?
sure it's not HEENT symptoms?
Subject: sure it's not HEENT symptoms?
n/m
Do you have any other context, symptoms, etc.?
Subject: Do you have any other context, symptoms, etc.?
Could be a lot of s/l, even maybe Barlow syndrome or Tourette syndrome said really fast or slurred...
Not sure of #1; #2 may be sicca symptoms. nm
Subject: Not sure of #1; #2 may be sicca symptoms. nm
Might be Duraxin for symptoms
Subject: Might be Duraxin for symptoms
But Lyme is usually treated with antibiotics
complexive symptoms?
Subject: complexive symptoms?
With his S/L: complexive or complex of symptoms and his response to antibiotics, he almost certainly has a chronic active Lyme or Lyme-like infection.
TIA
how about "complex of symptoms"
Subject: how about "complex of symptoms"
s/l trianjunal symptoms
Subject: s/l trianjunal symptoms
The patient denies trauma or hitting her head. There is no s/l trianjunal symptoms she feels by now. This has occurred during the procedure while her husband is in the hospital.
sentence and symptoms please..sm
Subject: sentence and symptoms please..sm
the last word is Garamicin...can't guess the middle two.
end organ symptoms?
Subject: end organ symptoms?
S/L Tunisma symptoms?
Subject: S/L Tunisma symptoms?
Infectious disease patient.
No nausea, vomiting, diarrhea. No tunisma symptoms. No urinary symptoms....
Any ideas?
Symptoms word help
Subject: Symptoms word help
This is what was dictated:
due to his antiprominent three deficiency, he has not been able to undergo any type of surgical procedures
How is this typed? Thanks.
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