Hyperhomocysteinemia

A serious metabolic condition caused by mutations in the MTHFR gene, medications, or nutritional deficiency. It results in increased levels of homocysteine in the blood. Patients with this condition are at an increased risk for recurrent blood clots formation and cardiovascular accidents.

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Dr. Ashish Nair

Dr Ashish Nair MBBS MD IDCCM FIRA CICCM "a doctor by profession here to cure pain and spread smiles"

40yr male with h/o pulm thromboembolism/dvt /varicose veins H/o CVST in 2017 was on tb warfarin- stopped 2 yrs back- hy...See More

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Dr. Sandeep Ghodekar

Pulmonology

22 year old female presented with headache and chest pain further right sided hemiparesis. diagnosed as a ischemic stro...See More

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Dr. Sandeep Ghodekar

Pulmonology

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Dr. Sandeep Ghodekar

Pulmonology

middle aged smoker male,had rt lower limb swelling since a week.presented with dyspnea gr4. HR 90,BP100/60, spo2 88%,H h...See More

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Dr. Jayesh Kalbhande

General Surgery

43 yrs old male, No DM, No HT, No smoking, presented with severe classification pain in right lower limb he couldn't walk even 50 meters, he used to get severe cramping pain and had to stand for five minutes, then he could walk again for...See More

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