Parfois, les symptômes peuvent être trompeurs - et c’est au moment où le problème commence.
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Le patient: Marvin, un ingénieur chimiste de 55 ans
Les symptômes: Mal de tête intense et plaie derrière
Le docteur: Dr. Brian Goldman, un médecin des urgences de Toronto, hôte de la CBC et auteur de Le langage secret des médecins
One recent winter afternoon, a middle-aged man walked into the emergency room at a hospital in downtown Toronto, holding his head. Marvin had experienced headaches, but nothing like this. The pain came on gradually, then grew more intense over several hours until it throbbed across his forehead. He also felt fluish and kept rubbing his left buttock. Aches and pains
