can doctors detect all ailments?
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Nope this is not possible. Although it would be nice, wouldn't it? No more expensive tests and laboratory procedures.... :-)
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Wouldn't the medical department people be able to tell you this?
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seek professional medical advice
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It would be best if you called up your doctor to ask that kind of question, since he knows your health history and what's good and bad for you specifically.
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All animals can carry bacteria, so this could be possible, but the doctors should be able to detect this.  Best of luck.
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Do you mean what diseases can be detected through the eyes?  If so, there are many.  Some examples are diabetes, hypertension, herpes, chlamydia, cancers, etc.
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blood tests can determine any and all infections but there are very many different tests for different reasons\npathology  department will need to know in what infection area to check\nin  u.k.  ---  ear- nose and throat  [ e.n.t] is a specialist  area and can diagnose inner ear problems  often without blood tests\nbe  well
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Let a doctor diagnose it.
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The can find out if you have health problems.\n\nCoach
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Yes.  It is called a "working diagnosis."  \n\nIt's their educated best guess.
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See a Medical Doctor immediately.
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Simple Biology, ask your doctor.
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Your doctor tells you.
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See your physician. Seriously...
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Technically they can't. Doctors can't just run a drug test on your urine or blood all willy nilly, unless you've been notified and agreed to the testing, there is no way they could tell. Unless you go in there all stoned. Thats about it.
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What did the doctor say? your doctor is the only one that could diagnose such things.
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When you ask your doctor for a check-up, they will want to check you for serious conditions that can be caught early and successfully treated.\n\nThese screening exams are chosen based on your age, gender, family history and risk factors and what the doctor found on the physical exam.\n\nA good check-up will usually include basic bloodwork (a CBC, liver and kidney function tests, cholesterol and blood sugar), EKG  and sometimes a Chest X-ray. It can also include specific bloodwork (such as checking for prostate cancer) or tests such as a mammogram and PAP smear.\n\nMost of the diseases that these tests check for can't be identified with a simple physical and diagnosing them before they have symptoms can lead to simple and curative treatment.