Diagnosis Guide

Diarrhea Diagnosis

Diarrhea: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Barium This is a milky fluid which is able to absorb and reflect X-rays. It is kept inside your bowels with the rectum. It coats the lower intestines lining making that area easier to see

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Depression Diagnosis

Depression: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Self-reported experiences Self-reported experiences is an excellent way of diagnosing clinical depression. Herein, a client may describe her/his feelings of hopelessness, guilt or experiences in the day to day life, which may help a clinical

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Dengue Fever Diagnosis

Dengue Fever: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Neutralization test (NT) Neutralization test is a highly sensitive and specific test for dengue virus diagnosis. Due to its high specificity, the test is particularly useful in identifying the infective serotype in primary dengue

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Dehydration Diagnosis

Dehydration: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Mental status Usually meant for infants and children, this test evaluates whether the individual suffering from dehydration is alert and awake. Kids usually start crying, and experience severe bowel pains and nausea. A physician usually

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Cysts Diagnosis

Cysts: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. CT Scan CT Scan helps with the diagnosis and planning of treatment in case of pancreatic cysts. The biggest challenge involved in such tests is to find out whether the cyst is cancerous or not.

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Croup Diagnosis

Croup: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. History and physical examination The pediatrician or general physician looks for the normal physical conditions for identifying croup. The child’s harsh barking cough may be a tell tale sign. During the physical examination, the doctor

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Constipation Diagnosis

Constipation: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Medical history In general the doctors follow some basic information over medical history of the patient to treat constipation. This mode of analysis comprises of oral queries like symptoms, bowel movements frequency, stools’ consistency, blood

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