quote:I also have doctors' notes, but I have trouble reading them. I'll translate letter-by-letter what I think they say, and attach the images for medicos who might be more familiar with both doctors' handwriting and doctors' vocabulary.
Lumbo-sacral Spine:
Skiagrams AP and lateral views show mild narrowing of Intervertebral space between L4-L5 vertebrae and loss of lordotic curvature in the lumbar spine -- suggesting early degenerative changes.
No obvious bony pathology is noted in the sacro-iliac articulations of either side.
http://i30.tinypic.com/308wq3c.jpg
code:http://i26.tinypic.com/4ij4wg.jpgL.B.D.
(R) lltrigl numb une
A-ch
L S Counsult
T. Thioquiant 4 mg
BDPC x 2wk
T. Mouon CR ODPC
x 2 wk
T. Pantomed 40
ODAC x 2wk
code:http://i27.tinypic.com/2moeefc.jpgL.B.D. (R) ST
region tender
(R) 1 limb numb
veuriekimd -- lwl
alternate day
x 10 such
T. Myuspaz fuerle
BDPC x 2wk
code:http://i30.tinypic.com/51hlt.jpgLumber Spond.
Meganeueuou -- 1wl
im alternate day
x 10 such
Pelvic traction -- 12.5 7
12.5 Uni -- Ghn/dy
Cenp Neugerlser -- 75 mg
OD HS x 1 ui
7 ab Myuepaz furle
RDPC x 2ul
quote:Actually, I don't think you do. Setting aside the legal issues, my guess is no doctor worth the name would take the risk that any suggestion they might make in this situation is as likely to cause harm as help. Possibly more likely, actually.
Originally posted by Lalo:
I understand the reluctance anyone might have to diagnose from afar