Til Jolly, MD

Emergency Medicine

Emergency Medicine

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Dr. Jolly is a board-certified emergency physician who has built his career based on strong clinical training and practice excellence. He received his medical degree from the Wake Forest University School of Medicine in Winston-Salem, NC, completed preliminary surgical training at the University of North Carolina, and then completed emergency medicine training at the combined residency program of George Washington and Georgetown Universities in Washington, DC. His early academic career included leadership positions at the George Washington University, including GW Hospital Associate Trauma Director, Research Director of the Emergency Department, and Vice-Chair of the Institutional Review Board, charged with overseeing clinical research for the Medical Center. He has spoken and delivered local and Congressional testimony with a focus on key issues related to traffic safety and emergency preparedness.

Education

  • Emergency Medicine Residency: George Washington/Georgetown University

  • Surgical Training: University of North Carolina

  • MD: Wake Forest University

  • BA: University of North Carolina

Board Certifications

  • American Board of Emergency Medicine

Areas of Expertise

  • Emergency Medicine

  • Trauma

  • Telemedicine

  • Wilderness Medicine

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Ankle Sprain – Pain Management

Over the counter pain medications are often successful in treating the pain from a sprained ankle. A course of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications, such as Advil, Aleve or Motrin is usually enough. Tylenol may also be...

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Altitude Sickness – Treatment

There is no specific test to diagnose early altitude sickness. Hospitals at or near high elevation see this often, and will evaluate you to make sure the illness isn’t something else. Altitude sickness can take...

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Altitude Sickness – Symptoms

There are several altitude sickness symptoms. Onset of headache may develop early on. It is usually throbbing in nature and worsening during the night and when you wake up. Other non-specific symptoms include dizziness, nausea,...

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Altitude Sickness – Prevention

Altitude sickness can be prevented by adequately preparing for trips where you’ll be at a high altitude. First of all, drinking more water than you normally would helps prevent symptoms. Three to four quarts a...

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Altitude Sickness – Overview

What is altitude sickness? Altitude sickness is a group of conditions that can occur once you reach a certain altitude. People who get altitude sickness get it because the air pressure and oxygen levels are...

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Altitude Sickness – Medication and Natural Remedies

Returning to a lower elevation and resting for a day or so before going higher, reducing the level of activity, and drinking plenty of water can also reduce altitude sickness symptoms. For more severe cases,...

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Altitude Sickness – Causes

Altitude sickness is caused by the general lack of air pressure and oxygen present in high altitudes. Air is thinner at higher altitudes, therefore, when you ascend too quickly, it doesn’t allow the body enough...

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Seasonal Allergies – Overview

Seasonal allergies are also known as hay fever and allergic rhinitis. They happen when the immune system identifies various sources of pollen from your environment as a foreign invader that’s dangerous and goes haywire trying...

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Jellyfish Stings – Treatment

Treatment of a jellyfish sting does depend on the degree of severity. One home remedy that works is to pour vinegar over the affected area to stop the venom. You may have heard of some...

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Jellyfish Stings – Symptoms

The symptoms of a jellyfish sting are varied and can depend on the severity of the sting. You may experience pain that feels burning or prickling, sort of like a sunburn, what looks like a...

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