Diana Lee, MD

Family Medicine Physician

Dr. Diana Lee is a Surgical Retina Fellow. She received her MD from Georgetown University in 2015, did her fellowship at UCLA's Jules Stein Eye Institute, and completed her first residency at USC's Roski Eye Institute. Currently, she is a resident at the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services and a clinical fellow with Associates in Ophthalmology. Her research interests are diverse and include: cataract surgery, dry eye, thyroid eye disease, retinoblastoma and diabetic retinopathy.

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How to Treat a Cyst: Pain Relief and Home Remedies

Follow this expert advice for safely treating your cyst at home Cysts are closed sacs filled with fluid. They can occur anywhere on the body and can be caused by infections, genetics, a defect in the cells, or blocked du...

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Treat Scalp Ringworm

Ringworm on the scalp is caused by a fungal infection. It is not actually a worm. It is a fungus that you can get by touching an infected surface, person, or animal. It causes itchy, flakey, circular hairless patches and...

How to Take a Temperature with a Thermometer

How to work oral, rectal, axillary, & tympanic thermometers Fevers are reflective of an increase in your body temperature. Mild fevers are often beneficial because they represent the body trying to defend itself against ...

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Tell the Difference Between a Wrist Sprain and a Wrist Fracture

A wrist sprain occurs when ligaments in the wrist become stretched too far and tear (partially or entirely). In contrast, a wrist fracture occurs when one of the bones in the wrist breaks. Sometimes it can be difficult t...

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Bandage a Wound During First Aid

Bandaging a wound is an integral part of first aid treatment. You never know when you or a loved one will suffer a wound that needs first aid. Although deep wounds that bleed profusely need immediate emergency medical ca...

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Know if a Child Is Allergic to Cats

Allergic reactions to cats and other pets can vary in severity and from child to child. Whether you already have a cat, you plan on getting a cat, or you simply want to visit friends or family members who own cats with y...

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Stop Sleepwalking

Sleepwalking is a common sleep disorder that can occur in anyone, but is more common in children. People who sleepwalk may sit up in bed and open their eyes, have a glassy expression, get out of bed, do everyday activiti...