Diagnose this patient👇 . 49yo woman presents with abdominal pain associated with nausea and vomiting. She's had no gastrointestinal problems, except constipation and occasional dyspepsia after heavy meals. Her family history is negative for GI disorders.

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🧠 #MultipleSclerosis is an inflammatory demyelinating CNS disease, defined by ≥2 episodes of neurological dysfunction (brain, spinal cord, optic nerves) separated in time & space. Typically affects women 20-40yrs but can occur in any group. Learn more:

#GravesDisease is an autoimmune thyroid condition and the most common cause of hyperthyroidism in countries with sufficient iodine intake. 🩺 Features include orbitopathy, pretibial myxoedema, and acropachy. 🔗 Read more in the BMJ Best Practice topic:

#IBD vs #IBS: similar names, but very different conditions. 👉 IBS affects gut function without any structural damage, while IBD causes inflammation & structural changes. 💡 Learn more about both conditions:

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💡 Think coeliac disease = gut symptoms? Think again! It can present with anaemia, bone loss, skin rashes, neurological issues & more. Learn more 👉 . #CeliacDisease #Coeliac #MedEd #DigestiveHealth #Autoimmune

🩺 20-year-old woman: severe RUQ pain + nausea + fever after fried food. Intermittent RUQ pain over 3 months. What’s your diagnosis? .🔗 Click the link to find out the answer: #AcuteAbdomen #WhatDiagnosis #MedEd

⚠️ Women with a history of GDM are at increased long-term risk of type 2 diabetes. 🩸 NICE recommends checking fasting plasma glucose or HbA1c at 6-13 weeks postpartum, then annual HbA1c if normal. 🔗 Check out our updated topic: #GDM #GestationalDiabetes

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Important topic update: Hypogonadism in men 🚨. Evidence supports cardiovascular safety of testosterone therapy in men with hypogonadism. Read more and stay up to date with the latest evidence-based decision support 👇.

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✋🏽ANC is used to diagnose neutropenia, but varies according to age and ethnicity. Another reminder to consider the whole patient, not just their lab results. 🔗 read more about evaluating neutropenia here .#wholepatient #wearenotallthesame

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Cough is one of the most common presenting symptoms in primary care. The difficulty is in determining the cause, because some aetiologies are syndromes without accurate diagnostic tests. For more info on Dx and Mx, follow this link to BMJ Best Practice:

Diagnose this patient 👇 . A 50-year-old man arrives to A&E with an active nosebleed. This began on the right side but now in both nostrils as well as in his throat. He appears anxious, with a pulse of 96 bpm and a BP of 135/85 mmHg.

Perioperative CV complications occur in ~750 per 100,000 hospitalizations for noncardiac surgery. A comprehensive history, physical exam and assessment of functional capacity during daily life should be performed before surgery to assess CV risk:

What are urgent considerations in the assessment of fever of unknown origin (FUO)? Click through the following 🔗 to BMJ Best Practice to find out:

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