At the end he said:
“Lord, whatever happens, he is in your hands. The doctors are doing everything they can. Please don’t let his pain and suffering become a burden they have to carry.”
The 71 year old patient in your office has had progressive imbalance and falls
She has brisk reflexes on exam, so you order an MRI. Results below (T2 left, T1 with contrast right)
What’s going on here??
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@MicieliA_MD Once can argue either ways. There is no right or wrong, depending on the situation.
My personal approach is to increase seizure meds temporarily to give them extra protection while they get over the illness, then bring it back down to their original dose afterwards.