Author: (Japan) Ikenouchi Tomoko, Ushiyama Toru / Country:
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Fatigue, easy exhaustion, loss of appetite—behind these seemingly trivial symptoms may lie serious illnesses. If your child has a fever, vomiting, nasal congestion, or developmental delays—if you have a general understanding of these symptoms, your worries may be reduced. Open the corresponding symptom chapter, and you will learn whether these symptoms are nothing serious, require emergency treatment, or need a visit to the hospital for early detection of abnormalities in your body. This will undoubtedly benefit the health of you and your family. Fatigue, easy exhaustion, loss of appetite—behind these seemingly trivial symptoms may lie serious illnesses. If your child has a fever, vomiting, nasal congestion, or developmental delays—if you have a general understanding of these symptoms, your worries may be reduced. Open the corresponding symptom chapter, and you will learn whether these symptoms are nothing serious, require emergency treatment, or need a visit to the hospital for early detection of abnormalities in your body. This book takes the "symptom" as its starting point, telling you how to make scientific self-diagnoses for problems occurring in various parts of the body of adults and children. For this very reason, the editors have invited doctors who have long been in contact with diseases and various clinical conditions to provide advice on this book. From a "reading" medical book to a "using" medical book—this is the purpose of writing the "Illustrated Family Medical Encyclopedia."
Illustrated Family Medical Encyclopedia - Must-Read Before Your Visit
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