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EN Your doctor may first suspect a heart defect during a regular checkup if he or she hears a murmur while listening to your baby's heart with a stethoscope

• heart defect during
• stethoscope

EN Symptoms and signs can include shortness of breath or a heart murmur your doctor hears when listening to your heart with a stethoscope.

• Symptoms
• signs can include
• breath
• hears when listening

EN Your doctor may recommend changing the dose of your blood pressure medication or switching to another medication. Don't make any changes to your medications without talking to your doctor.

• doctor may recommend
• pressure medication
• switching to another
• medications without talking

EN If a physician assistant or licensed nurse will do the procedure, make sure a doctor supervises and is available on-site during the treatments

• physician assistant
• procedure
• sure a doctor
• available on-site during
• treatments

EN During the physical exam, your doctor will use a stethoscope to listen carefully to your lungs while you breathe

• During the physical
• stethoscope to listen

EN A physical examination. You'll have a physical exam, including any relevant tests. The doctor will inspect your skin and the inside and outside of your nose.

• physical examination
• exam
• relevant tests
• doctor will inspect
• skin
• inside

EN Your doctor may hear an abnormal sound called a bruit when listening to your upper stomach area with a stethoscope

• doctor may hear
• abnormal sound called
• bruit when listening
• upper stomach area
• stethoscope

EN If your doctor prescribes a drug with the potential for addiction, use care when taking the drug and follow the instructions provided by your doctor.

• potential for addiction
• care when taking
• drug
• follow the instructions

EN See your doctor if you or your child has symptoms of bradycardia.

• child has symptoms

EN Go to scheduled checkups. Have regular physical exams and report signs or symptoms to your doctor.

• Go to scheduled
• regular physical exams
• report signs

EN Always tell your doctor about the medications you take.

EN Most people who get the flu can treat themselves at home and often don't need to see a doctor.

• flu can treat
• home

EN It's especially important that people in these high-risk groups see a doctor:

• It's especially important

EN You'll need to fast overnight and then drink a sugary liquid at the doctor's office

• overnight
• office

EN A continuous glucose monitor (CGM) is a device that measures your blood sugar every few minutes using a sensor inserted under the skin.

• continuous glucose monitor
• CGM
• device that measures
• blood sugar every

EN If you are pregnant or planning a pregnancy, visit an ophthalmologist during each trimester of your pregnancy, one year postpartum or as advised.

• pregnant
• planning a pregnancy
• visit an ophthalmologist
• pregnancy
• year postpartum

EN Talk to your doctor before starting a dietary supplement or natural remedy. Do not replace your prescribed diabetes medication with alternative medicines.

• supplement
• natural remedy
• replace your prescribed
• medication with alternative

EN You have ketones in your urine and can't reach your doctor for advice

• advice

EN But if you feel down for days at a time and you can't get motivated to do activities you normally enjoy, see your doctor

• can't get motivated
• activities you normally
• doctor

EN See a doctor if you experience any of the above symptoms for unknown reasons.

EN When to see a doctor or mental health professional

• doctor
• mental health professional

EN Your doctor may suggest a spirometry test if he or she suspects your signs or symptoms may be caused by a chronic lung condition such as:

• doctor may suggest
• chronic lung condition

EN Follow your doctor's instructions about whether you should avoid use of inhaled breathing medications or other medications before the test

• Follow your doctor's
• whether you should
• inhaled breathing medications

EN To determine whether you might benefit from lung volume reduction surgery, your doctor may recommend the following:

• benefit from lung
• reduction surgery
• doctor may recommend

EN Talk to your doctor about nicotine replacement products and medications that might help, as well as how to handle relapses

• nicotine replacement products
• medications that might
• handle relapses

EN Your doctor may also recommend a support group for people who want to quit smoking

• want to quit

EN Your doctor will ask additional questions based on your responses, symptoms and needs

• doctor will ask
• responses
• symptoms
• needs

EN Preparing and anticipating questions will help you make the most of your time with the doctor.

• Preparing

EN If your doctor recommends that you consider a lung transplant, you'll likely be referred to a transplant center for evaluation

• consider a lung

EN In flexible bronchoscopy, a doctor inserts a thin, bendable tube through the mouth or nose into the lungs

• flexible bronchoscopy
• mouth

EN This test may be conducted during a bronchoscopy, in which a doctor inserts a small, flexible tube through the mouth or nose into the lungs

• during a bronchoscopy
• mouth

EN The doctor may also use special tools to remove small samples of lung tissue to test in a lab.

• tissue to test

EN Your doctor may give you instructions to follow after your transplant

• doctor may give
• instructions to follow
• transplant

EN Your doctors will help you manage your immunosuppressant medications, based on your side effects and any signs of rejection.

• manage your immunosuppressant
• effects

EN In most cases, a physician referral is not necessary to set up an appointment. Many patients schedule their own appointments at Mayo Clinic.

• cases
• necessary to set
• appointment
• appointments at Mayo

EN The schedule of appointments for tests, physician consultation and treatment can often be compressed into a short period for international patients

• schedule of appointments
• tests
• physician consultation
• treatment can often
• period for international

EN Electrocardiograms ? also called ECGs or EKGs ? are often done in a doctor's office, a clinic or a hospital room

• Electrocardiograms
• called ECGs
• EKGs
• doctor's office
• clinic
• hospital room

EN An electrocardiogram can be done in a doctor's office or hospital and is often done by a nurse or technician.

• doctor's office
• hospital
• nurse

EN Your doctor may discuss your results with you the same day as your electrocardiogram or at your next appointment.

• doctor may discuss
• electrocardiogram
• next

EN Once your monitor is fitted and you've received instructions on how to wear it, you can leave your doctor's office and resume your normal activities.

• Once your monitor
• fitted
• you've received instructions
• leave your doctor's
• resume your normal

EN Your doctor will ask questions about your medical history and how often and at what level of intensity you exercise

• doctor will ask
• medical history
• often
• level of intensity
• exercise

EN Your doctor will also listen to your heart and lungs for any health problems that might affect your test results.

• heart
• problems that might
• test

EN If you had a stress test to help determine treatment for a heart condition, your doctor will use the results to plan or change your treatment.

• had a stress
• heart condition
• results to plan

EN The test can tell your doctor if faulty brain signals are causing low blood pressure.

• test can tell
• doctor if faulty
• signals are causing
• blood

EN Depending on the results, your doctor might recommend additional tests to exclude other causes of fainting.

• doctor might recommend
• tests to exclude

EN Blood in your urine, which you might be able to see or that your doctor might see when he or she views your urine under a microscope

• might be able
• he
• under a microscope

EN Although less serious conditions can cause similar signs and symptoms, you won't know for sure until you're evaluated by your doctor.

• Although less serious
• cause similar signs
• symptoms
• until you're evaluated

EN These signs and symptoms may mean you're having a reaction to your prescribed antibiotic.

• signs
• symptoms may mean
• having a reaction
• prescribed

EN If you do need an antibiotic, ask your doctor if it's possible to get a prescription for a drug that is taken for a shorter time or is a narrow-spectrum antibiotic

• antibiotic
• ask your doctor
• narrow-spectrum antibiotic

EN Repetitive TMS is usually done in a doctor's office or clinic

• office
• clinic