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3 Classic Cases: Snap Dx #3
Case # 3
There are multiple small ulcerations on the inner surfaces of both labia minora of this 27-year of woman who reported pain on a level of 7 (on a scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being the highest) for about a week. She had self-medicated with fluconazole, 150 mg PO on two occasions, and had also attempted unsuccessfully to treat herself with tioconazole cream that she bought OTC.
This patient had recently acquired a new sexual partner. She had never had similar symptoms.
What is the cause of these lesions?
Disability Insurance 101 for Physicians
December 4th 2023As a successful physician, chances are you have several types of insurance for the valuable things in your life, including your health and your home. But many physicians do not take the necessary steps to protect their most important and hardest-won asset—their ability to earn income to support themselves and their families. Perhaps you already have a disability insurance policy provided by your employer, but do you really know what it covers?
