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Today I came across a girl of 8 years who has absolutely painless lesions of herpes zoster on the left side of the neck. She did not have any lesion in the external ear canal. On very careful examination very subtle signs of Left Bell's Palsy were observed. 1. How common is this condition in this age group? 2.Is Herpes Zoster in children is always due to HIV disease? Check Out the Answer
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How do you rate DEC provocation test for Filariasis? How it is done? Check Out the Answer
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Being a pediatrician in remotest districts of the country.........i would like to know the recent trends in management of viral encephalitis in children.....thanks. Check Out the Answer
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A child is having muscle deep CLW following dog bite.Is it not at all advisable to get the wound sutured? I came across many surgeons doing suturing of the deep lacerated wounds following dog bite. Please clarify. Check Out the Answer
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First of all I'd like to thank you for your great efforts. My question is: if a child presented with meningitis and moderate dehydration how should we treat him (regarding the rehydration)?? Check Out the Answer
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Why in herpetic incephalitis involved the temperol and frontal area? Check Out the Answer
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A 5 year old had a road traffic accident and sustained minor injuries five days back .Now he developed tetanus. His seizures were controlled on medication. I Just wanted to know how long should I be giving tetglob? Check Out the Answer
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What is the role of chicken pox vaccination and acyclovir in prevention of chicken pox in an incompetent unimmunised child? Check Out the Answer
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What is the incidence of Chicken-pox cerebellitis? How to manage these patients? Is anti viral drug useful for these patients? Check Out the Answer
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How constipation predisposes to UTI? Check Out the Answer
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Is there an AB to eliminate the biliary tract carrier status of Klebsiella pneumoniae in immunocompromized patients? Check Out the Answer
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Pyoderma is caused by staph or streptococcal? 2) why there is sweating on forehead of in infant? Check Out the Answer
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Sir,is Nephropathy a complication of Diphtheria..? If Yes, how often, and what type of nephropathy- Nephritis or Nephrotic Syndrome.? Check Out the Answer
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As I know ciprofloxacin cannot be used for children less than 18 years old because it has skeletal toxicity. So why i still see some literature that allow for using it. And how to diagnose typhoid fever from widal test? Check Out the Answer
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Except STM all other anti TB drugs are available for per oral administration. How to administer ATT in patients with following problems? 1. A patient diagnosed as a case of abdominal kochs but has uncontrollable vomiting inspite of being given injectable antiemetics. 2.A case of TBM, having vomiting and altered sensorium. Dr.J.S.Chugh Ludhiana. Check Out the Answer

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