jeg synes jo at det mary Shomon skrev var bra
If you are having flash-backs to self-serving official pronouncements from physician organizations insisting that fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome are not "real" medical conditions, or even remembering doctors who until recently insisted that spicy foods -- and not the h. pylori bacteria -- cause ulcers -- then you're not alone
Og Richard Shames, MD sier på samme side
To me, they seem to be denying the possibility that some people might have a mild form of a real diagnosis. That's short-sighted and excessively arbitrary.
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If the current adrenal insufficiency blood tests were more sensitive, we might not be having this conversation.
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First of all, it would help to start calling it adrenal insufficiency, which it is, and for which a "real" diagnostic category already exists. (The mainstream ICD-9 code for this is 255.4) Mild forms of this real condition can currently be diagnosed by a combination of a good medical history, along with a focused physical exam, plus a sensible combination of well-chosen blood, urine, and saliva testing. should do it for now.
Jeg synes det er interessant at Mary drar linjene tilbake til h.pyloribakterien. Som absolutt ikke skyltes det vi vet den skuldes i dag, det visste legene dengang. Og fibromyalgi var vel psykisk, som så mye annet? Skråsikkerhet er skummelt.