Bone Tumors: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Physical exam A bone tumor is generally associated with pain and swelling around the area. The tumor weakens the bone, as a result fractures are common at the tumor sites. Bone pains and swellings …
HIV/AIDS: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. ELISA testing The Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) or Enzyme Immunoassay (ELIA) is a screening test that is done in the initial period of HIV. In this method of testing, the person’s serum is tested …
Alcohol Abuse: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. AUDIT (Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test) AUDIT is the best non-invasive method recommended by the WHO to identify the hazardous nature of alcohol consumption in patients. This method gives a simple framework to access …
Aging: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Hormonal profiles This test can extend and enhance the quality of your life by reducing your risk to many age related diseases. This is a non invasive test which can be done at home as …
Celiac Disease*: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. ProTime blood test ProTime is a type of blood test that measures the time taken to form blood clots. Vitamin K deficiency, which develops in celiac disease patients owing to reduced absorption of vitamin …
Erectile Dysfunction: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Penile biothesiometry Penile biothesiometry is another method to gauge the nerve function of the penis. Here, electromagnetic vibration is made use of. A normally functioning penis will be very sensitive to these vibrations. A …
Fatigue: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Other lab diagnostic tests Apart from the above mentioned tests, various other lab tests are conducted on the patient if the results are too ambiguous to safely determine the cause of fatigue. These tests are …
Female Incontinence: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Cystoscopy A cystoscopy allows the doctor to inspect the interior anatomy of your urethra and bladder in great detail to check for abnormalities. In this procedure a small flexible tube, equipped with a cystoscope …
Fevers: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Oral testing For a febrile patient, fever may be diagnosed by oral testing. This is done by placing the disposable or digital thermometer underneath the tongue to one side and closing the mouth over it. …
Gallstones: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Liver and pancreatic blood tests Liver and pancreatic blood tests are minimally invasive blood tests required to examine the bile ducts, gallbladder and pancreatic ducts for any obstruction. The obstruction may cause inflammation in the …