Your Asthma Control is Our Mission
Asthma is a disease of the respiratory system. Asthma causes your airways to become inflamed and narrower. In some cases, your lungs produce extra mucus, which causes more narrowing.
Some people have more severe symptoms than others. But although asthma can’t be cured, it can be controlled.
Asthma has many causes. The most common “triggers” for asthma are:
The trigger for your asthma dictates your asthma treatment. So, you should be evaluated by a health professional if you think you have asthma.
If you’re new to asthma, you might not know how to recognize the condition. Early signs of asthma include:
You may also notice that your symptoms get worse when you have a respiratory infection. This is because your respiratory system is already inflamed and irritated. And in some cases, you might notice that respiratory infections last for much longer than expected.
If you think you might have Asthma, contact Asthmaniac for an evaluation.
People with asthma should know how to spot the signs of an asthma attack so they can manage the situation. The early symptoms of an asthma attack are:
Other warning signs of an asthma attack include chest tightness, wheezing more than normal, and trouble sleeping due to symptoms. If you’re at all concerned about asthma symptoms, book a consultation with Asthmaniac.
All asthma attacks can be serious. However, you need to seek immediate medical attention if you develop the following symptoms.
Call 911 if you or your child is having an asthma attack and you can’t bring it under control.
To help prevent asthma attacks, you need an asthma action plan.
Your asthma action plan is a guide to help you manage your symptoms and spot when your asthma might be getting worse. The quicker you spot the warning signs of worsening asthma, the easier it is to prevent asthma attacks.
An asthma action plan is tailored to you and your medical needs. But at a minimum, it should include:
Asthmaniac can review your current asthma action plan or create one for you.
People with asthma need to know how to manage their condition to prevent it from getting worse.
That’s where Asthmaniac, your online asthma doctor, can help. At Asthmaniac, we offer virtual appointments to help you understand your diagnosis and prevent asthma attacks. We can evaluate your current medication, write prescriptions if needed, and update your action plan.
Whether you’re a new asthma patient or you’re struggling with your asthma controla, we’re here for you. Learn the early warning signs of asthma – book a consultation now to get started.
As with other chronic diseases, affordability is important for Asthma Control
* The cost of asthma control can be a barrier:
* Many costs of asthma care can exceed what those without insurance can afford. These include:
* The cost of asthma medication.
* The cost of doctor visits
* The cost pulmonary function testing.
I endeavor to keep my consults to you AFFORDABLE.
I am constantly looking for the best way to get you medication that fits your budget.
Asthma affects nearly 25 million Americans. It’s one of our most common health conditions and it can be very difficult to live with. But is there such a thing as an asthma cure? Below, we consider the different treatments for asthma and how sufferers might prevent...
No Insurance is Not a Problem at Asthmaniac! ⇨ Got asthma? ⇨ No Insurance? Asthmaniac was made for you! Affordable $50 doctor visits ✓ State-of-the-Art Asthma Care All online! No Insurance = No Problem Asthmaniac was designed to deliver asthma care...
Keeping a clean and dust-free home is crucial for individuals with asthma, as it helps reduce the risk of triggering asthma symptoms. But deep cleaning a house with asthma can be hard–even light cleaning of a house with asthma can be hard if the conditions are wrong....
Do you have breathing difficulties when you exercise? Then you may have something called “exercise induced asthma”. Let's take a look at what causes this condition and what treatment options are available. What Is Exercise Induced Asthma? Exercise...
If you've never heard of “eosinophilic” asthma, you're not alone. It's rare compared to other types of asthma, but it can be severe. Asthmaniac, your online asthma doctor, can help with your diagnosis. In the meantime, here's an overview of what...
Nasal polyps can be irritating and painful – but what are they and how can you treat them? Here’s a look at what causes polyps in the nasal passages and how you can manage the symptoms in the long term.
Nasal polyps are painless, small growths which develop along the nasal passages and sinuses. They typically appear inside both nasal passages – lumps or cysts confined to one side could be caused by other issues which require medical investigation.
Nasal polyps have many causes, but they’re often caused by irritation, swelling, and inflammation in the sinus cavities. Risk factors for developing nasal polyps include:
Many times, though, it’s unclear what causes nasal polyps to develop.
The symptoms depend on how many polyps you have and how large they are, but here are the most common signs to look out for.
If you have asthma, you may notice more frequent asthma attacks if you also have nasal polyps.
It can be hard to tell whether you just have a cold, nasal polyps, or chronic sinusitis. Consult a doctor if your symptoms last more than 10 days for a diagnosis. Call your doctor right away if you develop any of the following symptoms:
No. Small polyps – and even some larger growths – won’t cause symptoms if they’re not blocking the nasal cavity. Treatment may not be required if your polyps aren’t noticeable.
Anyone can get them. However, they are more commonly found in adults. They’re very unusual in children aged 10 or younger.
If you have nasal or respiratory inflammation – such as inflammation caused by asthma – you may be more prone to developing them.
Treatment is normally aimed at reducing nasal inflammation which can help to shrink the growths. Treatment options include nasal steroids, oral steroids, and sinus surgery to remove the polyps in some cases.
Not always. Surgery is typically only recommended if more conservative treatments – such as nasal sprays – don’t work or if polyps seriously affect your quality of life.
Although it’s impossible to prevent these polyps, there are steps you can take to manage your symptoms and improve how you feel.
Over-the-counter medications, like nasal sprays and anti-allergy medication, may also help you manage your symptoms.
Symptom management can sometimes depend on the underlying cause of your polyps. Book a consultation with us if you have asthma and you’re concerned that it’s not under effective control.
Consulting a doctor should be your first step if you’re trying to control nasal polyps.
If you have asthma and suffer from nasal polyps, Asthmaniac can help. As your online asthma doctor, we’re committed to helping you manage your condition so you feel in control of your breathing. Whether you need an appointment quickly or a prescription for new asthma medication, Asthmaniac is here for you.
Call today or book online to schedule a consultation!
If the polyps block your air flow, they can make it harder for you to breathe comfortably. You may develop more frequent asthma attacks, and the chronic inflammation can make you more susceptible to sinus infections.
Careful nasal polyps management can reduce the risk of complications, but there’s always the chance that polyps will worsen or come back after treatment.
Do you need more help with your symptoms? Learn how to manage nasal polyps.
As with other chronic diseases, affordability is important for Asthma Control
* The cost of asthma control can be a barrier:
* Many costs of asthma care can exceed what those without insurance can afford. These include:
* The cost of asthma medication.
* The cost of doctor visits
* The cost pulmonary function testing.
I endeavor to keep my consults to you AFFORDABLE.
I am constantly looking for the best way to get you medication that fits your budget.
Asthma affects nearly 25 million Americans. It’s one of our most common health conditions and it can be very difficult to live with. But is there such a thing as an asthma cure? Below, we consider the different treatments for asthma and how sufferers might prevent...
No Insurance is Not a Problem at Asthmaniac! ⇨ Got asthma? ⇨ No Insurance? Asthmaniac was made for you! Affordable $50 doctor visits ✓ State-of-the-Art Asthma Care All online! No Insurance = No Problem Asthmaniac was designed to deliver asthma care...
Keeping a clean and dust-free home is crucial for individuals with asthma, as it helps reduce the risk of triggering asthma symptoms. But deep cleaning a house with asthma can be hard–even light cleaning of a house with asthma can be hard if the conditions are wrong....
Do you have breathing difficulties when you exercise? Then you may have something called “exercise induced asthma”. Let's take a look at what causes this condition and what treatment options are available. What Is Exercise Induced Asthma? Exercise...
If you've never heard of “eosinophilic” asthma, you're not alone. It's rare compared to other types of asthma, but it can be severe. Asthmaniac, your online asthma doctor, can help with your diagnosis. In the meantime, here's an overview of what...
At its core, asthma is a disease of inflammation. That inflammation is concentrated in the breathing tubes (bronchi) of the lungs. This inflammation drives constriction of the bronchi, causing wheezing, cough, and shortness of breath. In addition, extra mucus is produced resulting in a moist, rattly cough.
Decades ago, research studies uncovered the central role of inflammation in asthma. Clinical studies since have shown that medicines that reduce inflammation are hugely important in controlling asthma. Glucocorticoid steroids were found to be very powerful in shutting down this inflammation. Prednisone, a steroid taken orally, has been used to shut down this inflammation. But prednisone has horrible side effects like opening you for bacterial infection and altering your emotions. Plus, in kids, the liquid forms taste very bad and makes kids vomit.
A form of steroid that you inhale from a puffer (metered dose inhaler or MDI) was developed that avoids the terrible side effects of oral steroids like prednisone. Adding these inhaled steroids to the asthma action plan for moderate and severe asthma sufferers has been tremendously helpful in reducing their asthma attacks. For best control, they need to be used twice a day, everyday, and if delivered from a MDI, a chamber (or spacer) must be used to make sure the medicine is deeply inhaled. Without a spacer, much of the medicine ends up on the tongue and in the throat where it causes a painful yeast infection (thrush).
More recent scientific studies discovered that particular chemicals in the lining of bronchi are to blame for the underlying inflammation. One of these chemicals, thymic stromal lymphoprotein (TSLP) triggers the release of other chemicals that activate inflammation. Capturing and deactivating TSLP stops inflammation in its tracks. The new drug, TezspireⓇ does just that!
This medication comes in a prefilled pen injector that is placed next to the skin of your abdomen or leg and activated. The inside mechanism of the pen quickly inserts a fine needle 5 mm into your skin while the device pushes 1.9 ml of liquid medicine into the subcutaneous tissue.
Taking this injection once a month, Yes, ONCE A MONTH, dramatically reduces wheezing episodes and dependence on steroids.
If you have wheezing, asthma attacks and ER visits while already using a daily inhaled steroid, you may benefit from this new medication. Stop struggling with your breathing and find out if TezspireⓇ should be in your action plan by making an appointment with Asthmaniac today!
Asthmaniac is designed to deliver everything you need to achieve your best asthma control. State-of-the-Art medicine is just part of that mission. Along with amazing medicines, Asthmaniac delivers follow-up doctor consults, digital disease assessment, prescription refills, and patient education, right on your phone. Asthmaniac on your phone puts you in the most powerful position to keep a lid on wheezing for Life!
Are you ready to talk about TezspireⓇ for control of your asthma? Book an appointment today!
As with other chronic diseases, affordability is important for Asthma Control
* The cost of asthma control can be a barrier:
* Many costs of asthma care can exceed what those without insurance can afford. These include:
* The cost of asthma medication.
* The cost of doctor visits
* The cost pulmonary function testing.
I endeavor to keep my consults to you AFFORDABLE.
I am constantly looking for the best way to get you medication that fits your budget.
Asthma affects nearly 25 million Americans. It’s one of our most common health conditions and it can be very difficult to live with. But is there such a thing as an asthma cure? Below, we consider the different treatments for asthma and how sufferers might prevent...
No Insurance is Not a Problem at Asthmaniac! ⇨ Got asthma? ⇨ No Insurance? Asthmaniac was made for you! Affordable $50 doctor visits ✓ State-of-the-Art Asthma Care All online! No Insurance = No Problem Asthmaniac was designed to deliver asthma care...
Keeping a clean and dust-free home is crucial for individuals with asthma, as it helps reduce the risk of triggering asthma symptoms. But deep cleaning a house with asthma can be hard–even light cleaning of a house with asthma can be hard if the conditions are wrong....
Do you have breathing difficulties when you exercise? Then you may have something called “exercise induced asthma”. Let's take a look at what causes this condition and what treatment options are available. What Is Exercise Induced Asthma? Exercise...
If you've never heard of “eosinophilic” asthma, you're not alone. It's rare compared to other types of asthma, but it can be severe. Asthmaniac, your online asthma doctor, can help with your diagnosis. In the meantime, here's an overview of what...
If you have asthma, it’s important to asthma-proof your home. This means identifying and removing asthma triggers from your environment. Many people don’t know how to asthma-proof their homes, but it’s not difficult.
In this blog post, we will discuss how to identify asthma hotspots and create an asthma action plan for your home. We will also provide tips for asthma-proofing your home so you can live a healthier life!
Every home is different and therefore requires its own approach to asthma-proofing. However, there are some basic steps you can follow to get started.
The first step is to identify the hot spots in your home that need attention. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) has a Healthier Home Checklist that can help you figure out where to start.
This checklist provides tips for each area of the home, such as the bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. By going through each room and identifying any possible asthma triggers—such as dust mites, pet dander, mold spores, or pollen—you will be able to pinpoint the areas that need attention.
Once you have identified the hot spots, the next step is to reduce the levels of dust and dirt in your home. This can be done by vacuuming carpets and upholstered furniture frequently (at least twice a week) with a HEPA filter vacuum cleaner. You should also regularly mop floors, dust surfaces, and take rugs outside to be beaten.
Dust mites love mattresses and pillows, so it’s important to cover them with special covers that encase the mattress in an airtight layer of fabric. This will prevent dust mites from getting into the material, making your bed a much less hospitable environment for them.
Air purifiers can help to reduce the levels of pollutants and dust in your home, helping to make it easier to breathe. Look for one with a HEPA filter that is designed specifically for asthma sufferers.
A humid home is a perfect breeding ground for mold and dust mites, so it’s important to keep the humidity levels in your home at a minimum. Invest in a dehumidifier if necessary and keep windows closed during humid weather.
You can also reduce the amount of humidity in your home by taking shorter showers and using exhaust fans when cooking.
Regularly washing bedding, such as sheets, pillowcases, and duvets can help to reduce dust mites from settling into your bedding. Opt for washable covers for mattresses and pillows, and wash them often. It’s also important to vacuum mattresses regularly to eliminate any dust mite debris that may have settled into the mattress.
On the topic of vacuuming, it’s important to vacuum regularly in order to reduce dust, pollen and other allergens from settling into your carpets and furniture. Look for a vacuum with a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter to capture the smallest of particles.
Keep an eye out for common pests such as cockroaches and rodents, which can both aggravate asthma symptoms. Use traps or sprays to keep these creatures away from your home. Make sure to clean any areas where they have been seen, such as under the sink or around food containers.
Mold can be a serious asthma trigger, so it’s important to keep an eye out for any signs of mold growth. You can do this by testing the air quality in your home with a specialized device. If you find any mold, have it professionally removed as soon as possible.
Smoke from cigarettes, cigars, or pipes can be a major asthma trigger. Make sure to restrict smoking in your home and create a smoke-free environment to minimize exposure and reduce the risk of an asthma attack.
Following these steps will help you asthma proof your home and protect your loved ones from potential triggers. Taking these precautions can help create a safe and healthy living environment for everyone.
Additionally, make sure to inspect your house regularly and keep an eye out for any changes that may be setting off asthma triggers. Check the air filter in your HVAC system often and replace it if necessary. Keep an eye on any water damage or standing water that could lead to mold growth, and invest in a dehumidifier to help control humidity.
Finally, try to identify any possible hot spots in your home where asthma triggers may be hiding. For example, the kitchen is a common spot for dust and grease buildup, while allergens such as pet dander or pollen can accumulate in carpets and on furniture. Cleaning these areas regularly and investing in air purifiers or vacuums with a HEPA filter can help keep asthma triggers at bay.
Stay up to date with Asthmaniac Blog for more tips on asthma-proofing your home.
As with other chronic diseases, affordability is important for Asthma Control
* The cost of asthma control can be a barrier:
* Many costs of asthma care can exceed what those without insurance can afford. These include:
* The cost of asthma medication.
* The cost of doctor visits
* The cost pulmonary function testing.
I endeavor to keep my consults to you AFFORDABLE.
I am constantly looking for the best way to get you medication that fits your budget.
Asthma affects nearly 25 million Americans. It’s one of our most common health conditions and it can be very difficult to live with. But is there such a thing as an asthma cure? Below, we consider the different treatments for asthma and how sufferers might prevent...
No Insurance is Not a Problem at Asthmaniac! ⇨ Got asthma? ⇨ No Insurance? Asthmaniac was made for you! Affordable $50 doctor visits ✓ State-of-the-Art Asthma Care All online! No Insurance = No Problem Asthmaniac was designed to deliver asthma care...
Keeping a clean and dust-free home is crucial for individuals with asthma, as it helps reduce the risk of triggering asthma symptoms. But deep cleaning a house with asthma can be hard–even light cleaning of a house with asthma can be hard if the conditions are wrong....
Do you have breathing difficulties when you exercise? Then you may have something called “exercise induced asthma”. Let's take a look at what causes this condition and what treatment options are available. What Is Exercise Induced Asthma? Exercise...
If you've never heard of “eosinophilic” asthma, you're not alone. It's rare compared to other types of asthma, but it can be severe. Asthmaniac, your online asthma doctor, can help with your diagnosis. In the meantime, here's an overview of what...
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Asthmaniac.com is a fully digital asthma clinic designed to deliver physician consultation, disease assessment, patient education, medical refills, and follow-up care. This is different than making an appointment in a traditional clinic for asthma care. So, how does it work?
Asthmaniac.com is a website that contains the links and information you will need to manage your asthma. Simply navigate to Asthmaniac.com in your browser. Once you are on the webpage, there are several areas you will likely use frequently.
Pressing this button takes you to the scheduling page where you can choose from two selections: Inhaler Refill or Asthma Consultation.
If you are an established patient and simply need a refill of your rescue or control inhaler, select Inhaler Refill. You will be taken to the calendar where you select the day and time of your appointment and make payment. A confirmation will arrive in your email inbox along with a link to measure and report your ACT score and Peak Expiratory Flow.
If you are a new patient (new to Asthmaniac.com), select Asthma Consultation. You will be taken to the calendar where you will select the day and time of your appointment and make payment. A confirmation will arrive in your email inbox along with a link to a medical history form that collects information about your past problems with asthma and any other health disorders.
The row is directly below that Asthmaniac Motto: “Your Asthma Control is Our Mission”.
The Menu Bar contains links to the most important areas of Asthmaniac.com.
Home: This selection takes you back to the home page from your current page.
Blog: This section is loaded with patient education covering a wide and ever-expanding number of topics essential for obtaining and keeping control of your asthma. A list of blog posts is stacked along with the right side of this page, along with live links to corresponding podcasts. These podcasts are also available on major podcasting platforms making them easy to consume and share!
Your Online Asthma Doctor: This section describes the very simple structure and focus of Asthmaniac.com. The components Asthmaniac delivers to you are described in six blurbs with links to pages with more information about each.
About: This section describes the concept of asthma primary care – the core medical solution to assisting you to keep your asthma controlled.
ACT: This link takes you to the Asthma Control Test page where you will learn about this test, how it is used to assess your asthma control, and contains a link that walks you through the test, with Freddy’s help. The Asthma Control Test (ACT) score is used at every appointment and between appointments to give you feedback on your disease status.
Links to Facebook, Twitter and Instagram appear in the top tab. You can jump to each of these social media sites by clicking the icon for each.
The twitter feed is loaded with the latest research articles about asthma.
At the bottom of each page, you will find links for:
The Asthmaniac phone number; and
The Asthmaniac email link;
In addition, there are links for:
The Home page;
The “Your Online Asthma Doctor” page;
The “Established Patient Process” page which describes how established patients receive their interval care;
The “New Patient Process” page which describes how new patients receive their first medical session;
The “Blog” page, which is filled with patient education materials;
The “Privacy” page which describes the Asthmanic privacy policy;
The “ACT” page which jumps you to the Asthma Control Test page.
Asthmaniac is designed to deliver everything you need to achieve your best asthma control and with it, the best lung function, greatest exercise capacity and more quality sleep. Doctor consults, digital disease assessment, prescription refills, and patient education, right on your phone, puts you in the most powerful position to keep a lid on wheezing for Life!
Are you ready to take control of your asthma? Book an appointment today!
As with other chronic diseases, affordability is important for Asthma Control
* The cost of asthma control can be a barrier:
* Many costs of asthma care can exceed what those without insurance can afford. These include:
* The cost of asthma medication.
* The cost of doctor visits
* The cost pulmonary function testing.
I endeavor to keep my consults to you AFFORDABLE.
I am constantly looking for the best way to get you medication that fits your budget.
Asthma affects nearly 25 million Americans. It’s one of our most common health conditions and it can be very difficult to live with. But is there such a thing as an asthma cure? Below, we consider the different treatments for asthma and how sufferers might prevent...
No Insurance is Not a Problem at Asthmaniac! ⇨ Got asthma? ⇨ No Insurance? Asthmaniac was made for you! Affordable $50 doctor visits ✓ State-of-the-Art Asthma Care All online! No Insurance = No Problem Asthmaniac was designed to deliver asthma care...
Keeping a clean and dust-free home is crucial for individuals with asthma, as it helps reduce the risk of triggering asthma symptoms. But deep cleaning a house with asthma can be hard–even light cleaning of a house with asthma can be hard if the conditions are wrong....
Do you have breathing difficulties when you exercise? Then you may have something called “exercise induced asthma”. Let's take a look at what causes this condition and what treatment options are available. What Is Exercise Induced Asthma? Exercise...
If you've never heard of “eosinophilic” asthma, you're not alone. It's rare compared to other types of asthma, but it can be severe. Asthmaniac, your online asthma doctor, can help with your diagnosis. In the meantime, here's an overview of what...
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✓ You have a Health Insurance Policy
✘ But, it has a high deductible
???? Asthmaniac was made for you!
???? Affordable $50 doctor visits
✓ State-of-the-Art Asthma Care
✓ All online!
High-Deductible Health Insurance
The Accountable Care Act (Obamacare) created changes in the U.S health insurance market that allowed many more people to enroll in a health insurance plan.
The majority of these policies have a deductible that is large.
A deductible is the amount that you have to pay out-of-pocket before the policy kicks in. This amount is usually many thousands of dollars!
This comes as a shock the first time you try to use your health insurance to pay for a doctor visit, a prescription, or worse, get admitted to the hospital where your bill quickly grows to tens of thousands of dollars.
Ok, so like me, you have to pay out-of-pocket for the first several thousand dollars of medical services you need.
That means you will be shopping for the best value in medical products.
Best value means: highest quality + lowest price.
In my three decades of practicing medicine, I’ve seen so many patients with run-away, preventable disease whose illness got out of control because they did not got to a doctor earlier due to cost concerns.
That recurring theme motivated me to create a ‘clinic’ that IS affordable BUT delivers state-of-the-art medical care for you.
Asthmaniac is that clinic, specially focused on delivering the medical stuff asthma sufferers need.
Stuff like:
I deliver this package through Asthmaniac which you can access on your smartphone, tablet or home computer.
I price doctor visits at $50.
If you have well controlled asthma, you need 4 doctors visits a year to make sure that you have all of your needed medicines prescribed, that your asthma hasn’t changed into a more severe type, and to make sure you know how to respond if your breathing gets worse.
So fifty dollars per visit, thats..
$200 per year.
A doctor in your back pocket, coaching you to greater confidence and less anxiety about your asthma.
And if you have an HSA (Health Savings Account) with your high-deductible plan and need a receipt to reimburse yourself for your out-of-pocket Asthmaniac appointments –
I will make sure you have it!
That’s Asthmaniac!
Let’s get started!
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And keep Breathing Easy!
As with other chronic diseases, affordability is important for Asthma Control
* The cost of asthma control can be a barrier:
* Many costs of asthma care can exceed what those without insurance can afford. These include:
* The cost of asthma medication.
* The cost of doctor visits
* The cost pulmonary function testing.
I endeavor to keep my consults to you AFFORDABLE.
I am constantly looking for the best way to get you medication that fits your budget.
Asthma affects nearly 25 million Americans. It’s one of our most common health conditions and it can be very difficult to live with. But is there such a thing as an asthma cure? Below, we consider the different treatments for asthma and how sufferers might prevent...
No Insurance is Not a Problem at Asthmaniac! ⇨ Got asthma? ⇨ No Insurance? Asthmaniac was made for you! Affordable $50 doctor visits ✓ State-of-the-Art Asthma Care All online! No Insurance = No Problem Asthmaniac was designed to deliver asthma care...
Keeping a clean and dust-free home is crucial for individuals with asthma, as it helps reduce the risk of triggering asthma symptoms. But deep cleaning a house with asthma can be hard–even light cleaning of a house with asthma can be hard if the conditions are wrong....
Do you have breathing difficulties when you exercise? Then you may have something called “exercise induced asthma”. Let's take a look at what causes this condition and what treatment options are available. What Is Exercise Induced Asthma? Exercise...
If you've never heard of “eosinophilic” asthma, you're not alone. It's rare compared to other types of asthma, but it can be severe. Asthmaniac, your online asthma doctor, can help with your diagnosis. In the meantime, here's an overview of what...
