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Emily Bulson
Pathologist | Anatomic Pathology & Clinical Pathology
Dr. Emily Bulson is a surgical pathologist practicing in Pinellas Park, FL. As a pathologist, Dr. Bulson's expertise lies in analyzing tissue samples obtained from biopsies and surgical excisions to identify abnormal or cancerous cells. Pathologists play a critical role in diagnosing the type and stage of cancer and other diseases. In addition to diagnostic pathology, Dr. Bulson's experience extends to performing autopsies, which can help determine causes of death and provide valuable insight into genetic factors and the progression of diseases, including cancer.
5 years
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Emily Bulson
- Pinellas Park, FL
- Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine
- Accepting new patients
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Does anemia in a child need treatment?
It depends on the type, severity, and cause of the anemia, as well as her age but to a lesser extent. For instance, if the type of anemia is iron deficiency anemia caused by menstruation READ MORE
It depends on the type, severity, and cause of the anemia, as well as her age but to a lesser extent. For instance, if the type of anemia is iron deficiency anemia caused by menstruation and the severity is only mild, then she may not need treatment, just surveillance and dietary modifications, such as eating iron rich foods especially during menstrual time.
What is the best test for anemia?
A CBC is the best initial test to screen for anemia.
Can anemia be diagnosed with a blood test?
The best initial test to screen for anemia is a routine blood test called a CBC (compete blood count). This test can determine if you have certain types of anemia. Further testing READ MORE
The best initial test to screen for anemia is a routine blood test called a CBC (compete blood count). This test can determine if you have certain types of anemia. Further testing may be required to determine the underlying cause if anemia is found.
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You should not be injected with midazolam unless under the supervision of medical professionals, especially if intoxicated, due to loss of consciousness with respiratory depression READ MORE
You should not be injected with midazolam unless under the supervision of medical professionals, especially if intoxicated, due to loss of consciousness with respiratory depression which can lead to hypoxia (not getting enough oxygen because you’re breathing too slow) and/or cardiac arrest (possible death).
Lab reports?
MCV (Mean Corpuscular Volume) is a measurement of the average size of red blood cells: mean = average size; corpuscular = red blood cell; volume (fluid) fL MCH (Mean Corpuscular READ MORE
MCV (Mean Corpuscular Volume) is a measurement of the average size of red blood cells: mean = average size; corpuscular = red blood cell; volume (fluid) fL
MCH (Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin) measures the average amount of hemoglobin in each red blood cell. Low MCH = pale red blood cells, often seen in iron-deficiency anemia.
Doctors often look at MCV and MCH together to determine the type and cause of anemia.
MCH (Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin) measures the average amount of hemoglobin in each red blood cell. Low MCH = pale red blood cells, often seen in iron-deficiency anemia.
Doctors often look at MCV and MCH together to determine the type and cause of anemia.
What foods to avoid with anemia?
It depends on what type of anemia you were diagnosed with, as well as the underlying cause behind the anemia. If you were diagnosed with iron deficiency, anemia, try to avoid tannins READ MORE
It depends on what type of anemia you were diagnosed with, as well as the underlying cause behind the anemia. If you were diagnosed with iron deficiency, anemia, try to avoid tannins (tea, coffee) and calcium (milk, cheese) when eating iron-rich meals as these foods can reduce iron absorption.
What is the treatment for anemia?
It depends on the type or anemia you were diagnosed with and furthermore, the underlying cause behind the anemia.
Can anemia go away?
It depends on the type and underlying cause of anemia. Many types of anemia can be treated and some, yes, can go away with treatment.
Is lymph node biopsy painful?
Everyone has a different level of pain tolerance, however, in my experience, most patients do not experience pain at time of procedure. There could be some soreness in the days READ MORE
Everyone has a different level of pain tolerance, however, in my experience, most patients do not experience pain at time of procedure. There could be some soreness in the days following the procedure but ice and ibuprofen are usually all that’s needed.
Can anemia be fixed without medications?
It depends on the type of anemia you were diagnosed with and the underlying cause behind the anemia. Iron deficiency anemia, if mild, can sometimes be fixed with dietary modifications READ MORE
It depends on the type of anemia you were diagnosed with and the underlying cause behind the anemia. Iron deficiency anemia, if mild, can sometimes be fixed with dietary modifications such as eating iron-rich foods and pairing them with vitamin C-rich foods (which enhances iron absorption).
Can CBC test detect anemia?
Yes, a CBC can detect most types of anemia. However, it has limitations and cannot definitively detect or distinguish all types of anemia, especially those requiring more specific READ MORE
Yes, a CBC can detect most types of anemia. However, it has limitations and cannot definitively detect or distinguish all types of anemia, especially those requiring more specific diagnostic tests, such as sickle cell anemia, thalassemia, and hemolytic anemia. Further testing is usually required to determine the underlying cause.
