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Dr. Ryan Walsh

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Dr. Walsh grew up in the Peoria area and also completed his residency here. He sees patients at Methodist North at Allen Road. Dr. Walsh is available to answer your general medical questions.

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It feels like there's a lot of fluid on the right side of my brain. Is this something I should be worried about ?
Bettie,
TSH result, which was 6.73. Your last TSH was 5.0 What would be recommended? Thanks,
David, Pekin
My period was 3weeks last month started spotting litely nothing showed up on the pad then it got normal the 2nd and 3week and since I stopped my pelvic bones been sore any idea what it could be?
mary, east peoria
I am back in Peoria after being in Sacramento, CA. In California I was told that I have a bone spur in my left knee. I have all my medical records from Ca. I have an appt with a primary doctor but not until the 27th of Jan. My knee is at the point where I can't walk anymore. The pain wakes me up at night. I need to continue in my new job. I need help and can't get it fast enough.
Gail, Peoria
I am under methodist insurance and had injured myself at work on November 1, 2011. I went to the ER and then had three appointments at IWIRC to try to alleviate my symptoms. I was told that I had strained my supinator muscles in my left forearm and should take anti-inflammatories and do rotational exercises under hot water to fix my injury. Since this was all the information I was receiving at each visit even though I was complaining of continued pain I discontinued going. I was not given any work limitations and even encouraged to lift weights to strengthen the area along with a tendonitis work-sheet to show me examples. I lift weight each day with my job and if I have any flexion or rotation of my wrist with the more heavy weights I have a sharp pain and sometimes continued pain in my wrist and beginning of forearm depending on the weight lifted. I don't believe it is just strained muscles after this time period nor do I believe in taking medicine four to six times a day to make my symptoms go away. Please assist me in what to do and who to see for this problem.
Jennifer,

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