my brother spits blood haemetemesis for last2.5years doctors despite of all investigations unable to diagnose?
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Could your brother have contracted Hep-C in any way?  This disease can cause varicies (varicose veins) in his intestinal track from the esophagus to the large intestine that rupture, bleed and stop.  The liver is just unable to process the impurities in the blood fast enough if it's damaged and the pressure will build up in the veins.  It's a possibility.  He can be tested for Hep-C.  Get a second opinion if necessary.  Good Luck.
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ask the hospital and or the doctors office you or the person is dealing with for the information.\nGood Luck\nGod Bless
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I agree. They would be treating very agressively if this were true. Is he sick? Does he cough a lot? Any hair loss? Bruising? Frequent hospital visits? Surgery? Sounds to me like a play.
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You might have Trachetmology Hymoblemic Disorder. It something which generally begans with a sore throat or a cough. Then the person begans to cough up blood. Lastly the person realizes that I just made up this disease.
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Normally those operations don't have that much risk more that the tend to come back after about a year, unfortunately  :-(\nGet a second opinion from another specialist or try to look it up on the net.
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He should see a doctor AND definately try to quit...\nThat's all I'm saying.
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Hi Paige -  I'm sorry to hear about your hard times with your brother.  If your brother isn't willing to accept help, you may not have too many options.  I don't know where you live, but if there is a dept.  of Social Services near you, he can seek help through them, as long as he meets their criteria.  It's usually a good place to start.  Without insurance, it is very difficult to obtain treatment elsewhere.  I have spent many years helping people find treatment in New York State, so i may be able to help you further if you want to give me more info.  Good luck and stay strong.
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No this is not possible. They have not had the professional training in order to be able to diagnose patients and it would be considered a criminal offence to try and do so.
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At what age did your father turn grey? Genetics has alot to do with. Plus, stress, diet and what shape, your in, all are contributing factors. Is your brother a more contented person with a solid foundation of a good career & a healthy & loving relationship with himself and another? When was the last time that you had a complete physical examination by your doctor? There might be a hormonal imbalance.Check it out.
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Take him to a degomperatologist and have them run the gomp test on him. It is the only way to know for sure
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Talk to the doctor - see if you are satisfied with his explanation.  If you aren't, consult an attorney.
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Depends on the nature of the work involved.Your Brother should seek legal advice as soon as possible. Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) can offer all the advice,free of charge.I wish him luck.
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You really need to check with your school on that question.  \n\nIf it is for personal reasons, try to get documentation.  For example, if you were sick I would try to get a doctor's note to explain the circumstances. \n\nHope this helps!
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Was the exam painful? He may have broken it, although I can't think of any reason why he would. \nI would call the doctor who did the exam, tell him you saw a few drops of blood after the exam, and ask him. Otherwise, I'm afraid you would have to see another doctor.
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That's not normal.  He needs to go see his doctor that ordered the test.  It could be infection, or even a blood clot.
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I do not have a proof but think he is OK. He was seriously ill - but in August of last year he seemed to have recovered.
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you could become a doctor who doesnt deal with blood like a gp or something. tell yourself the blood can be washed away or something