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A) Normal Referral Letter:: Most Likely, Grave's Disease
A) Normal Referral Letter:: Most Likely, Grave's Disease
A) Normal Referral Letter:: Most Likely, Grave's Disease
Mr XXX is a heavy drinker and has been suffering from recurrent first toe
inflammation since 2010. He is non-compliant with his regular medications
including colchicine, ….etc. His family history is notable for rheumatoid
arthritis (RA) related to his father.
Mr XXX has been smoking for 4 years. Regarding his medical history, he is
allergic to cats and he has a history of hay fever/ he is allergic to pollens. In
addition, he suffers from eczema. He was hospitalized 2 times. Kindly note,
his sister is asthmatic.
Mr XXX has been a patient in my clinic for the past 9 years. He has a
medical history of asthma which has been managed accordingly.
Mr XXX, who is married and has 2 children, is a heavy smoker. His past
medical history is unremarkable, and he has no known allergy.
Mr XXX is a smoker and has had depression since September 2012, for
which he takes Zoloft.
Ms XXX, who has no family members in Australia, lives alone after splitting
up with her boyfriend . She is a smoker and a drinker. Please note, she is
allergic to ….etc.
Mr XXX is married and has 4 children. His past medical history is
unremarkable except for asthma which is well-controlled. Kindly note, he
has a strong family history of depression.
Mr XXX, who is an overweight real estate agent, has been suffering from
depression for 2 years, for which he takes Zoloft.
Mrs XXX has seen me on several occasions over the past 5 months,
during which she has had frequent episodes of heart flutter and her
blood pressure has been fluctuating.
1st Paragraph (Initial Visits)
At the age of six weeks, Joshua was presented by his mother, who was
concerned that despite him growing well, his bowl action was infrequent
and his stool was hard. His examination was unremarkable with satisfactory
weight gain. Therefore, the mother was reassured and was advised to
……..etc. However, 2 weeks later, Joshua’s condition was worsening as his
sleep and feeding pattern were disturbed. The prior advice was modified to
be …….. and Coloxyl was prescribed.
On today’s review, Mr XXX’s gout episode was subsiding. X-ray result has
shown ……. etc. Furthermore, pathology test results have revealed ….. etc.
In addition to the previous visit’s advice, I have recommended urgent
synovial fluid sampling on the next episode.
Given the previous history, I believe that Mrs XXX needs your urgent
management. I would be grateful if you would discuss child care and
household maintenance with her husband.
In view of the above, I am referring this patient for your further neurological
assessment.
Given the previous history, I would be grateful if you could advise Mr Jones
regarding the duties that he can perform and assess his workplace.
The patient was stable at the time of discharge from the hospital/our
department. I would request that you look into the case and provide the
suitable treatment.
The patient was feeling well/better at the time of discharge apart from the
problem related to menorrhagia/pancreatitis/DM. Thus, further care is
needed as the problem is severe.
At The End
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