Publications by authors named "Sulaiman Ali Hajji"
Article Synopsis
- Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common endocrine disorder in women that can lead to emotional issues, including anxiety and depression.
- A study aimed to compare psychological well-being, specifically body-image satisfaction and self-esteem, between women with and without PCOS in a Middle Eastern population using an online survey.
- Out of 12,199 respondents, women with PCOS reported feeling less attractive, had lower self-esteem, and avoided social interactions more than those without PCOS, highlighting a significant impact on their psychological well-being.
A 25-year-old woman brought to the hospital with symptoms of acute confusion, disorientation, diplopia, hearing loss and unsteady gait which started 4 days prior to her presentation with rapid worsening in its course until the day of admission. She had a surgical history of laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy 2 months earlier which was complicated by persistent vomiting around one to three times per day. She lost 30 kg of her weight over 2 months and was not compliant to vitamin supplementation.
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