Geriatric

A Geriatrician provides services including Parkinson treatment, Geri Care, Geriatric Syndromes, Holistic Elderly Care and Perioperative Care of the Elderly.

A Geriatrician provides services including Parkinson treatment, Geri Care, Geriatric Syndromes, Holistic Elderly Care and Perioperative Care of the Elderly.

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Wilshire Heights, COLUMBUS
Columbus 43214, COLUMBUS
Big Run Internal Medicine
Big Run Internal Medicine Internal Medicine
Columbus 43228, COLUMBUS
Columbus 43210, COLUMBUS
Columbus 43213, COLUMBUS
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Geriatrician - Specialist Doctor for Senior Citizens!

What is Geriatric Medicine?Geriatric Medicine is a specialty of Medicine that deals exclusively with the “healthcare of elderly” (Senior Citizens of 60+ age)Who is a Geriatrician?A Geriatrician is a trained medical doctor who specializes in treating senior citizens (60+ ...

Advisory for Senior Citizens During COVID-19

In this current era of the Corona pandemic, the biggest question is that what can we do to avoid COVID-19 infection. In particular, senior citizens are at greater risk of acquiring this virus due to their poor immunity and multimorbidity. Therefore, senior citizens should take extra precautions ...

Geriatric Medicine: The Need of the Hour!!!

What is Geriatric Medicine?It is a specialty that focuses on the healthcare of elderly (Senior Citizen's: 60 years of age and above). To promote health by preventing and treating diseases and disabilities in elderly.Common myths about ageing and growing old.The problem ...

Dr. Lenny Da Costa

Dr. Lenny Da Coasta Completed his practice in Goa. He pursued histraining in the practice of Anti-aging and Preventive Cardiology. He Providedtreatments as Erectile Dysfunction Treatment, EMRT Treatment, ESWTTreatment, TMS Treatment, EECP Treatment, Bio-identical Harmon ReplacementTherapy, ...

Health Q&A
Cold and cough

Since 5 days having cold and dry cough. Till yesterday sputum was normal and today blood is coming with sputum.

Muscle pain

Hi , For the last 3 months I am having generalized muscle pain. The muscle pain is on and off. I also sometimes get deep muscle pain or cramps especially in my shoulders and hands. Whenever I am trying to stretch I feel like muscle has been pulled or when I am in a certain sitting position I feel some tension in my muscles. I did my blood tests like crp, cpk, esr, electrolytes, diabetes , thyroid, vitamin d and vitamin b12. And only b12 was low which was 120. For this I started taking supplements and it was then improved to 680. But the intermittent muscle pain is still not resolved.

Cancer awareness

I didn't sleep properly for the past four years on and off sleep schedule changes but mostly late night 5 la it takes what can I do to sleep properly and I want to know how will acncer and heart problems come because of sleepiness now only with help of tablet iam sleeping but I have fear of cancer or heart pblem will come immediately please tell me everything clearly

Master health check up

Doctor, I recently completed a comprehensive master health check-up. Most parameters in my CBC, LFT, RFT, lipid profile, blood sugar and thyroid profile are normal. However, I noticed a few values outside the reference range and would like to know if they are clinically significant or require any follow-up. My main concern is Vitamin D, which is 18.1 ng/mL. Please advise whether I need Vitamin D supplementation, the appropriate dose and duration, and when it should be rechecked. Other abnormal/slightly abnormal values: CBC – Lymphocytes 44.8%, absolute lymphocytes 3.46, monocytes 1.2%, absolute monocytes 0.09, PDW 16.7, RBC 5.53. Lipid – LDL 100, TC/HDL ratio 2.8. Liver – Albumin 4.99, indirect bilirubin 1.09, total bilirubin 1.34, direct bilirubin 0.25. Renal – BUN 7.5, creatinine 0.6, calculated urea 16.05. Do I need  to worry about other parameters ? No symptoms at present

24-year-old female with recurrent anemia

My Hb has generally remained around 8–10 g/dL. I currently have severe tiredness/fatigue, dizziness, weakness and frequent body pains. I also have significant menstrual cramps. My periods usually last around 6 days, although the amount of bleeding varies. I had a sonography done because of the menstrual cramps, but it was normal. Recent CBC: Hb 10.4 g/dL, HCT 33.5%, RBC 4.32 ×10⁶/µL, MCV 77.5 fL, MCH 24.2 pg, MCHC 31.1 g/dL, RDW-CV 15.2%, RDW-SD 41.7 fL, WBC 9.3 ×10³/µL, platelets 305 ×10³/µL. Iron profile: Serum iron 28.3 µg/dL (ref 50–170), TIBC 410.5 µg/dL, transferrin saturation 6.89% (ref 15–45%), UIBC 382.2 µg/dL, and ferritin 4 µg/L. Vitamin B12: 311; Vitamin D3: 33.29. Given my recurrent low Hb and very low ferritin, I would like to know how significant my iron deficiency is, whether it could explain my symptoms, why my anemia keeps recurring, and what investigations I should undergo to identify the cause. Would oral iron or IV iron be appropriate in my case?