Diagnosis
Diagnosis
As before, consider about the identification of disease according to their aetiology and appearing symptoms and signs but following steps can also helps to demonstrate the exact diagnosis of disease.
1.which part of the body is diseased
2.How the disease begins
3.Condition of patient before diseased state
4.In which way disease develops
5.Symptoms and signs in relation to disease
6.History of family should be noted.
Along with this, firstly take full history of patient including previous stat of body and medicine taken by person and also note occupation, personal history including present complaint , and chief complaints.
After this physical examination should be performed , which includes
(1) Inspection i.e observation of walking, gait posture on sitting and standing state, position of hands and feet, expressions on the face.
(2) Palpation i.e examination of persons body with the help of hand mainly abdomen is inspected to note the position of abdominal organs and my kind of disturbance in it as like collection of fluid air or blood.
(3) Examination by noting the area with the help of hands of hands mainly thorax and abdomen is inspected during examination, two types of sounds appear i.e.dull sound and resonant sound.
(4) Auscultation i.e.examination with the help of stethoscope to listen to the heart beat, respiratory and intestinal sounds.
After the physical examination, a laboratory examination can be performed which includes the Radiography, EC. G., E. E. G., blood tests (T.L.C.., D. L. C.., E. S. R., T. E. C., Hb) specific tests of serum, urine examination (M/E and general), stool examination.
Up to miximum extent, above mentioned points should be considered properly because exact diagnosis means, half the treatment done.
Complications or Sequele means disease, concurrent with another disease which most commonly appear in between or after the actual diseased state, which is not actual disease but its resulting condition. According to electropathy, the diagnosis also confirm, with the help of persons nature.
Temperament
Sanguine - Blood related diseases
Lymphatic - Lymph related
Mixed - Both (sanguine + lymphatic)/ (bilious + nervous)
Bilious - Bile related
Nervous - Nerve related
Dr. Mahalakshmi Raghunath
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