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d0f1b493ed133b58243f2fd6f31e0127 | What is the connection between eczema, allergies, and asthma? | Doctors used to think eczema was just a sign of an allergic reaction -- your body overreacting to a harmless allergen, like pollen or dander. Now, most agree that eczema is actually a problem with the outer layer of your skin. Instead of working as a barrier, your skin is "leaky" and lets in germs, irritants, or allerg... |
7964b0b2b7c2ab20b80efc9f7b490121 | How can I treat a viral infection of my eye? | But you can't wear them all the time. |
acb410ea3f3b8dfa94ec7f6f491ef11c | How do I know if I have an eye infection from wearing contact lenses? | Stop wearing your contact lenses immediately if you have these symptoms: Redness Swelling Extra tears or sticky, gooey stuff from your eye Blurry vision Light sensitivity Itching, burning, or a feeling that something's in your eye Eye pain Call your eye doctor as soon as possible. Some problems can be quite serious and... |
145c690445c3895c9203700d80e52536 | How do I get parasites in my eye? | Tiny one-celled animals called acanthamoeba live in water, including tap water, swimming pools, and hot tubs. They can infect your eye more easily if you're wearing contacts while you're in the water. If you wear contacts, avoid opening your eyes in a hot tub where this parasite is typically found. They're also the rea... |
f42e1a62d890cb3076da47ae6aeb0ff3 | How often do people get fungal infections in the eye? | It doesn't happen often, but you can get fungal infections in your eye. These can lead to blindness. They're usually treated with antifungal eyedrops or pills. |
1c1203f949f0a152f6ab6e80fd154ef3 | What can cause keratitis? | The herpes simplex virus -- both the kind that causes cold sores and the kind responsible for the STD -- can cause keratitis. You can transfer it if you touch an active herpes sore and then touch your eye. Viruses that cause upper respiratory infections and the chickenpox virus can also infect your cornea. |
6115220e181a71779dabe5f1a20a910d | When should someone stop wearing contact lenses? | Stop wearing your contact lenses immediately if you have these symptoms: Redness Swelling Extra tears or sticky, gooey stuff from your eye Blurry vision Light sensitivity Itching, burning, or a feeling that something's in your eye Eye pain Call your eye doctor as soon as possible. Some problems can be quite serious and... |
5529dd4574bc6fb3875f087509721889 | Can I get fungal infections in my eye? | It doesn't happen often, but you can get fungal infections in your eye. These can lead to blindness. They're usually treated with antifungal eyedrops or pills. |
c5ae51524a1d57b38ae1e787a85893d4 | How does intermediate-acting insulin work to treat type 2 diabetes? | Intermediate-acting insulin: It takes longer for your body to absorb than the fast-acting kind, but it lasts longer. It's good at controlling your blood sugar overnight and between meals. |
269e52afe5572ca6d33c01d321f6ee76 | How does amylin analog treat type 2 diabetes? | Amylin analog: This type slows your digestion. That keeps your glucose level down and helps your liver leave the numbers low. You inject these before meals. |
26f7012d292be91eb9492ef78db82162 | Where can someone use a syringe on their body to treat type 2 diabetes? | You may put them in your: Belly Thigh Buttocks Upper arm Pen: These have a needle at the tip. |
a55c5c497643b1e773721fbeaa11fb77 | What causes sensory processing disorder? | But a 2006 study of twins found that hypersensitivity to light and sound may have a strong genetic component. Other experiments have shown that children with sensory processing problems have abnormal brain activity when they are simultaneously exposed to light and sound. Still other experiments have shown that children... |
0a63d253e04dee17d1596d513a77593e | What is it like to have sensory processing disorder? | Common sounds may be painful or overwhelming. The light touch of a shirt may chafe the skin. Others with sensory processing disorder may: Be uncoordinated Bump into things Be unable to tell where their limbs are in space Be hard to engage in conversation or play Sensory processing problems are usually identified in chi... |
053084c0eecacd2e593a23fe9cc2699d | What therapy is available for sensory processing disorder? | The therapy was developed by Stanley Greenspan, MD, and Serena Wieder, Ph D. A major part of this therapy is the "floor-time" method. The method involves multiple sessions of play with the child and parent. The play sessions last about 20 minutes. During the sessions, parents are first asked to follow the child's lead,... |
733668d2ebd4c56909092d78899f2996 | How is sensory processing disorder treated? | But in general, it involves helping children do better at activities they're normally not good at and helping them get used to things they can't tolerate. Treatment for sensory processing problems is called sensory integration. The goal of sensory integration is to challenge a child in a fun, playful way so he or she c... |
c03a0a71e983366f0c9e1d66b3b206d7 | Can icing the elbow help treat tennis elbow? | Types of treatment that help are: Icing the elbow to reduce pain and swelling. Experts recommend doing it for 20 to 30 minutes every 3 to 4 hours for 2 to 3 days or until the pain is gone. |
44cb644d5ea5dcbebffd3910f5e8dd9c | How can you tell if you are ready to return to your former level of activity if you have tennis elbow? | Whatever you do, don't rush your recovery. If you start pushing yourself before your tennis elbow is healed, you could make the damage worse. You are ready to return to your former level of activity when: Gripping objects or bearing weight on your arm or elbow is no longer painful. Your injured elbow feels as strong as... |
2ff1fe0f72234afff76c7dd992fbc715 | Can doing exercises and physical therapy help treat tennis elbow? | Performing range of motion exercises to reduce stiffness and increase flexibility. Your doctor may recommend that you do them three to five times a day. Getting physical therapyto strengthen and stretch the muscles. |
1c150795fd2218f9f5e7522fb81326ab | What are the symptoms of tennis elbow? | Tennis elbow might result from: Tennis Racquetball Squash Fencing Weight lifting It can also affect people with jobs or hobbies that require repetitive arm movements or gripping such as: Carpentry Typing Painting Raking Knitting The symptoms of tennis elbow include pain and tenderness in the bony knob on the outside of... |
ed295e030cb37084cca435f3abd2866f | Can getting injections help treat tennis elbow? | Having injections of steroids or painkillers to temporarily ease some of the swelling and pain around the joint. Studies suggest that steroid injections don't help in the long term. |
2b97013c92c2f573eee22efcadd69c1d | What is tennis elbow? | !s_sensitive, chron ID: $('article embeded_module[type=video][align=top]:eq(0)').attr('chronic_id'), continuous Play: true, cp Options: { flyout: true }, display Ads: true, mode: 'in-article', sticky: true }) }); }); } else { $(function(){ $('.responsive-video-container').remove(); }); } Tennis elbow is a type of tendi... |
84be8489b89b49749787a0d41869687c | How does tennis elbow develop? | Tennis elbow usually develops over time. Repetitive motions -- like gripping a racket during a swing -- can strain the muscles and put too much stress on the tendons. That constant tugging can eventually cause microscopic tears in the tissue. |
87835809e07a5539c7e96c19527cad86 | When might surgery be needed to treat tennis elbow? | But if you have a severe case of tennis elbow that doesn't respond to two to four months of conservative treatment, you may need surgery. In the procedure, the damaged section of tendon usually is removed and the remaining tendon repaired. Surgery works in about 85%-90% of cases. |
01349958f2471620132c635ddb241652 | What physical movements will cause the most pain when you have tennis elbow? | Tennis elbow may cause the most pain when you: Lift something Make a fist or grip an object, such as a tennis racket Open a door or shake hands Raise your hand or straighten your wrist Tennis elbow is similar to another condition called golfer's elbow, which affects the tendons on the inside of the elbow. |
c8b3b1fc15ccaf306bdbff3b811441c7 | Can nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) help treat tennis elbow? | Taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory ( NSAIDs), such as ibuprofen, naproxen, or aspirin, to help with pain and swelling. However, these drugs can cause side effects, such as bleeding and ulcers. You should only use them occasionally, unless your doctor says otherwise, since they may delay healing. |
fa51ffc6f4f63ebdeefa5f4fac788ef8 | Are most people who get weight loss surgery happy with the results? | Obesity-related medical conditions usually improve with this weight loss, sometimes to the point where medication is no longer needed, including: Type 2 diabetes Obstructive sleep apnea High blood pressure After weight loss surgery, most people -- about 95% -- say their quality of life is better. Some studies also sugg... |
09d564c8e48211c9f91f88cd25ee79c0 | How can I prevent allergy when I am traveling? | Pack your allergy meds in your carry-on bag. Saline nasal spray can be especially helpful on planes and in hotel rooms where the air is dry. Bring an extra supply of medication in case you need them. Ask for a non- smoking room. Ask for non-allergenic pillows. Or bring your own hypoallergenic pillow cover from home. If... |
315c4852e60c494b7cfdee552e0bd5a6 | What is a callus? | Calluses are thickenings of the outermost layer of the skin and are painless. They can develop on hands, feet, or anywhere there is repeated friction -- even on a violinist's chin. Like corns, calluses have several variants. The common callus usually occurs when there's been a lot of rubbing against the hands or feet. ... |
b7762451d447a5d3909139c90f0c7cdf | How can blood tests help in the diagnosis of Buergerâs disease? | These help our doctor to see if other diseases might be causing your symptoms. He may order tests to check for conditions like diabetes, lupus, and those that cause blood clots. |
a82049183bdfd502d94dae84c2b4fbde | What happens when you get an Allen test? | This is a basic blood flow test that can be done in your doctor's office. First, you squeeze your hand into a hard fist, which pushes blood out of your hand. Your doctor then presses on the arteries of your wrist to slow the flow of blood back into your hand. At this point, your hand will lose its normal color. When yo... |
cc002c839528268a2d5de166f03ca027 | How is a small-gauge vitrectomy done for vitreomacular adhesion (VMA)? | Small-gauge vitrectomy: Your eye surgeon may choose to use a more recently developed instrument of smaller size to remove the vitreous gel to relieve the pulling on the macula. You get local anesthesia. Because a smaller cutting/suction hand piece is used and the cut is smaller, you don't need any sutures or stitches. ... |
6c8c0b1f5ddd300a52873021c3f15264 | What foods and beverages may sulfites be added to? | Sulfites may be added to foods and beverages such as: Apple cider and other types of cider Avocado dip Beer and wine Condiments, jams, gravies, and molasses Dried fruits and vegetables Fruit and vegetable juices Peeled potatoes (including french fries) Pickled meats and vegetables Restaurant food and other prepared foo... |
adbbe659c6f46ba7e65c7cf707bc00c5 | In what foods and beverages may sulfites occur naturally? | Sulfites may be added to foods and beverages such as: Apple cider and other types of cider Avocado dip Beer and wine Condiments, jams, gravies, and molasses Dried fruits and vegetables Fruit and vegetable juices Peeled potatoes (including french fries) Pickled meats and vegetables Restaurant food and other prepared foo... |
dc3be9747173d05e0f57b82915925d07 | What can happen if I have asthma and a sulfite allergy? | Unfortunately, 5%-10% of people with asthma are also allergic to sulfites. An allergy is an increased sensitivity to a specific substance (called an allergen). The combination of asthma and sulfites can be dangerous. If you have asthma and sulfite allergy, eating foods or taking drugs that contain sulfites can even be ... |
a88f76487c9b346d5f6496f9e89b9331 | How can someone be allergic to non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)? | They can cause allergies. Some people with asthma are sensitive to some NSAIDs. The drugs may worsen breathing, and many specialists recommend that people who have asthma not take certain NSAIDs. The risk may be greater in people with sinus problems or nasal polyps. If you have asthma, make sure your arthritis doctor k... |
ca47279fbe4f7ae3ceea0fe4e2442f31 | What are some precautions for using non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)? | Use NSAIDs with caution if you have kidney or liver disease, heart failure, high blood pressure, diabetes, lupus, asthma, or ulcers. Tell your doctor about all drugs and supplements you take. NSAIDs may interact with blood thinners, cyclosporine, lithium, or methotrexate. Let your doctor know if you're sensitive to asp... |
191c45fff1c353cff9140a9772e93e15 | Which non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) raise the risk for heart attack and stroke? | All prescription NSAIDs are linked to a higher risk of heart attack and stroke. They carry a warning about that. While the actual risk of a heart attack and stroke with NSAIDs is unknown, medical studies are in progress to help find that answer. The risk is likely greatest for people who have heart disease risk factors... |
f855febb87269ddaf7e2d43e247a3158 | What is vimovo? | Vimovo is a combination of naproxen and the acid blocker Nexium. |
fcfc2df9da35b07a9a439ba12c8931fc | What are the most common side effects of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)? | The most common ones include: Stomach problems, including pain, constipation, diarrhea, gas, nausea, and stomach ulcers Kidney problems Anemia Dizziness Swelling in the legs Abnormal liver tests (blood tests) Headaches Easy bruising Ringing in the ears Rash NSAIDs may also raise blood pressure. If you have high BP, kee... |
e061acc4f0aec7a50fdcd7c8d8599ab9 | Do all nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs raise the risk of having a stroke? | All prescription NSAIDs are linked to a higher risk of heart attack and stroke. They carry a warning about that. While the actual risk of a heart attack and stroke with NSAIDs is unknown, medical studies are in progress to help find that answer. The risk is likely greatest for people who have heart disease risk factors... |
5e87296b98b461fda23900d5307d4705 | Can I take nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs if I have high blood pressure? | NSAIDs can reduce blood flow to the kidneys, which may cause these organs not to work as well. This makes fluid build up in your body, which can raise your blood pressure. So, if you take these meds, you will probably get a blood test from time to time to check how well your kidneys work. |
14593f77365da14317efe92b8e5f38e3 | How serious is the risk for stomach ulcers from non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)? | The chance of getting an ulcer or stomach bleeding rises even more if you also take corticosteroids (often called "steroids") for RA or blood thinners, or anticoagulants. Also, the longer you use NSAIDs, the greater the risk of stomach bleeding and ulcers. Older adults, especially over 65, are more likely to get stomac... |
31b1e2d1acc8a97ce9416b17afeb611b | Is there a serious risk of stomach ulcers if I take nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs to treat rheumatoid arthritis? | The chance of getting an ulcer or stomach bleeding rises even more if you also take corticosteroids (often called "steroids") for RA or blood thinners, or anticoagulants. Also, the longer you use NSAIDs, the greater the risk of stomach bleeding and ulcers. Older adults, especially over 65, are more likely to get stomac... |
4616ec61ce477a0725c45bd5cefd3819 | What are non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)? | NSAIDs -- or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs -- are commonly used to treat rheumatoid arthritis. They help manage the chronic pain, inflammation, and swelling tied to RA. They do not slow down the disease. Most people with RA also take other types of medications, such as methotrexate or biologics, to help prevent ... |
ad60e93588feb5856cd0a272acb6bc58 | What are some non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) used to treat rheumatoid arthritis (RA)? | These include: Aspirin ( Bufferin, Bayer) Celecoxib ( Celebrex) Diclofenac ( Cataflam, Voltaren) Diflunisal ( Dolobid) Etodolac ( Lodine) Fenoprofen ( Nalfon) Flurbiprofen ( Ansaid) Ibuprofen ( Advil, Motrin) Indomethacin ( Indocin) Ketoprofen ( Oruvail, Orudis) Ketorolac ( Toradol) Meloxicam ( Mobic) Nabumetone ( Rela... |
9c906d80004d1ae49113adfda368571f | How do non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) work? | They block your body's â Coxâ enzymes. This cuts down on inflammation and reduces pain and stiffness. |
c2cc3a0674309bd45f60163b19a3b86c | What nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are used to treat rheumatoid arthritis? | These include: Aspirin ( Bufferin, Bayer) Celecoxib ( Celebrex) Diclofenac ( Cataflam, Voltaren) Diflunisal ( Dolobid) Etodolac ( Lodine) Fenoprofen ( Nalfon) Flurbiprofen ( Ansaid) Ibuprofen ( Advil, Motrin) Indomethacin ( Indocin) Ketoprofen ( Oruvail, Orudis) Ketorolac ( Toradol) Meloxicam ( Mobic) Nabumetone ( Rela... |
91a918906d41f7ab39104b4435760fef | How do nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs work? | They block your body's â Coxâ enzymes. This cuts down on inflammation and reduces pain and stiffness. |
60513bacfef93181326e9d347a5b9d68 | How can race affect my risk for a stroke? | Strokes affect African- Americans and nonwhite Hispanic Americans much more often than any other group in the U. S. Sickle cell disease, a genetic condition that can narrow arteries and interrupt blood flow, is also more common in these groups and in people whose families came from the Mediterranean, the Middle East, o... |
8da42aea17526d9b4e371bebfeb500d2 | How can gender affect my risk for a stroke? | But women have strokes at a later age, which make them less likely to recover and more likely to die as a result. |
3485756856f13a76d697ddee4aca8bb9 | How can medications affect my risk for a stroke? | Some medicines can raise your chances of stroke. For instance, blood-thinning drugs, which doctors suggest to prevent blood clots, can sometimes make a stroke more likely through bleeding. Studies have linked hormone therapy, used for menopause symptoms like hot flashes, with a higher risk of strokes. |
6a3ee3d8e0c7a4aad41b19b03b566616 | How can heart disease affect my risk for a stroke? | You can also have clogged arteries from fatty deposits. |
7134d2920d6d852db25c08681d986bb5 | What are other names for multiple sclerosis (MS) attacks? | Most forms of multiple sclerosis ( MS) involve stretches of time when you feel good and other times when your symptoms act up. You might hear those worse periods called: Attacks Relapses Flare-ups Episodes Exacerbations How do you know if what you're having is one? |
00ce7df826f8ced4d72184f1306c3f98 | What should someone do if they think they are having a multiple sclerosis relapse? | If you think you're having a relapse, call your MS doctor right away, even if you don't think it's major. She'll ask about your symptoms, how long you've had them, if you've been sick, and if you've changed any of your medication. A relapse doesn't necessarily need treatment. In some cases, symptoms will ease on their ... |
1a945c5fda8eff397f0762eeb5ce3f77 | What are some symptoms of a multiple sclerosis relapse? | These can include: Fatigue Dizziness Problems with balance and coordination Trouble with your vision Issues with your bladder Numb or tingling feelings (pins and needles) Problems with your memory Trouble concentrating It's a relapse if: You'd been free of symptoms for at least 30 days before the ones you're having now... |
a711b80a9bf7d5c2121bd0474a31768e | How should you treat a bee or wasp sting with mild allergic symptoms? | With mild allergic symptoms such as a rash and itching over your body but no problems with breathing or other vital signs, you may be treated with an antihistamine. You may also be given steroids. In some cases, the doctor will give you an epinephrine (adrenaline) injection. Treatment may be started at the scene or in ... |
f2b6f14d44e2bd8a1b218fd9ee12a8fb | How should you treat multiple bee or wasp stings? | With multiple stings -- more than 10-20 -- but no evidence of an allergic reaction, you may still need prolonged observation in the emergency department or admission to the hospital. At that point, the doctor may order multiple blood tests. |
df192757c5d4ea1790b440da23a6a6e0 | How are bee and wasp stings treated normally? | !s_sensitive, chron ID: $('article embeded_module[type=video][align=top]:eq(0)').attr('chronic_id'), continuous Play: true, cp Options: { flyout: true }, display Ads: true, mode: 'in-article', sticky: true }) }); }); } else { $(function(){ $('.responsive-video-container').remove(); }); } Treating bee and wasp stings de... |
80c7af57d5af4da01ee1e6c7c3da763d | What are the steps to take after someone who is allergic has been stung by a bee or wasp? | Here are the steps you need to take after someone who is allergic has been stung: Remove any stingers immediately. Some experts recommend scraping out the stinger with a credit card. Applying ice to the site may provide some mild relief. Apply ice for 20 minutes once every hour as needed. Wrap the ice in a towel or kee... |
6851a3bce2e5135dbd6d0b6fb1180983 | How much water do I need to drink? | And your need for water increases: In warm or hot weather With vigorous physical activity, such as exercise or working in the yard During bouts of illness, especially if you have a fever, are vomiting, having diarrhea or coughing You often hear that you need to drink eight 8-ounce glasses of water each day. The Institu... |
95848bd344b344fce132eb48cf1b88e1 | What are the kinds of water filters you might use at home? | Ion exchange units with activated alumina can remove minerals such as calcium and magnesium, which make water hard. This is often used in combination with another filtration method, such as carbon absorption or reverse osmosis. Reverse osmosis units with carbon can remove nitrates and sodium as well as pesticides and p... |
e8aa016abe87f29eafb4b1f385eef7df | What is the best way to avoid consuming lead from tap water? | One argument advanced for the use of bottled water is its safety, yet there isn't the same guarantee of safety with bottled water as there is for the water in your tap. |
3efe68c82605ba2c587e1e5a55d8bcd9 | How much of my body is water? | Without water, you couldn't maintain a normal body temperature, lubricate your joints, or get rid of waste through urination, sweat, and bowel movements. Not getting enough water can lead to dehydration, which can cause muscle weakness and cramping, a lack of coordination, and an increased risk of heat exhaustion and h... |
8d535e4e54bd7426c5036a6f223b5263 | How does the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulate bottled water? | The FDA regulates bottled water as a food. That means it requires identification of the source (spring, mineral), regulates allowable levels of chemical, physical, microbial and radiological contaminants, requires Good Manufacturing Practice standards for boiling and bottling, and regulates labeling. However, the FDA d... |
7a8309e21c3374d6a5fad199d42afba8 | When do I need to drink even more water than normal? | Enough to replace what you lose daily through urination, sweating, even exhaling. And your need for water increases: In warm or hot weather With vigorous physical activity, such as exercise or working in the yard During bouts of illness, especially if you have a fever, are vomiting, having diarrhea or coughing You ofte... |
82f84f0ee8521c2e761fd5e2840762c0 | How is inhaled insulin used today? | In June 2014, the FDA approved Afrezza. It's an inhaler with pre-measured, rapid-acting insulin you use before meals. It's not for diabetes emergencies such as diabetic ketoacidosis ( DKA). Common side effects of inhaled insulin are low blood sugar, a cough, and a scratchy or sore throat. If you have type 1 diabetes, y... |
948ca0cb9f0e56afe7121fead23fc520 | What items are made with eggs? | Many other items may also, including: Breaded and batter-fried foods Caesar salad dressing Cream pies, fillings, and puffs Crepes and waffles Custards, puddings, and ice cream Eggnog Eggrolls Egg substitutes Coffee drinks like cappuccino (eggs are sometimes used to help create the foam) Fizzes Lollipops and other candi... |
a1fd8424826fb895e1660da077cee3e9 | What forms of eggs should you avoid if you have egg allergy? | Also avoid eggs in other forms, such as: Egg powder Dried eggs Egg solids You probably know that lots of baked goods have eggs in them. |
e4c25dcf6d48832f14a43cc61d0fd083 | Why should you not take the yellow fever vaccine if you have egg allergy? | If you see these ingredients on food labels, it means the food may contain egg proteins: Albumin Globulin Lecithin Lysozyme Ovalbumin Ovovitellin If you have an allergy to eggs, talk to your doctor first before getting a vaccination. The yellow fever vaccine contains egg protein. The CDC and the World Health Organizati... |
e9c5c5da86ab7223b184b904652d41a0 | How will you know if a food has eggs? | If you still aren't sure, don't eat the food. Also check labels of cosmetics, shampoos, creams, and lotions. These can sometimes have eggs in them, too. |
4978b751bebbeea0a4bd05f835dedfac | What vaccines can you take if you have egg allergy? | The measles-mumps-rubella ( MMR) vaccine also may contain a trace amount of eggs. But several studies show that it's safe for people with egg allergies. Flu vaccines may also contain some egg protein. Experts have long advised people with allergies to eggs not to get the flu shot. A study published in Dec 2017 in Annal... |
fba3e5df29cd433b33cbd6a2f119dc04 | What food ingredients are linked with eggs? | If you see these ingredients on food labels, it means the food may contain egg proteins: Albumin Globulin Lecithin Lysozyme Ovalbumin Ovovitellin If you have an allergy to eggs, talk to your doctor first before getting a vaccination. |
65ffc3069e8537d9c76d5b717c1f9aa5 | What are the different ways to cleanse your colon? | There are two main colon-cleansing methods. One involves buying products; the other involves seeing a practitioner to have a colon irrigation. |
3c306ddf144f4646938918af307435c8 | What is the goal of natural colon cleansing? | The health claims made by producers of colon cleansing products and colon irrigation practitioners are broad and wide-reaching. Their main goal is to clear the colon of large quantities of stagnant, supposedly toxic waste encrusted on colon walls. Doing so, they claim, will enhance the vitality of the body. Other state... |
fb555c486e5740651e12be08c79ee0c1 | How is colon cleansing with powdered or liquid supplements done? | Others you take through the rectum. Either way, the idea is to help the colon to expel its contents. You can find these products on the Internet or in health food stores, supermarkets, or pharmacies. They include: Enemas Laxatives-both stimulant and non stimulant types Herbal teas Enzymes Magnesium Colon cleansing with... |
c62e0f6186d9a9296cd48f2f0b50bce3 | What are some potential side effects of colon cleansing? | There are some potential side effects, including: Vomiting, nausea, cramps Dizziness, a sign of dehydration Mineral imbalance Potential interference with medication absorption on day of procedure Bowel perforation Infection Depletion of helpful normal bowel flora unless replaced (i.e. probiotics) Kidney failure Be awar... |
06a06d1f9fdd0ce22be836a7e98446cf | What else can you do to enhance colon health? | Risks of side effects increases, if you have: Diverticulitis Ulcerative colitis Crohn's disease Severe hemorrhoids Tumors in your rectum or colon Recent bowel surgery Heart disease or kidney disease What you eat -- not what you flush through your colon -- may have the greatest impact on colon health, lowering your risk... |
e3b39dd6c5fba16a243d183e571b22b7 | How might the risk of side effects from colon cleansing increase? | Risks of side effects increases, if you have: Diverticulitis Ulcerative colitis Crohn's disease Severe hemorrhoids Tumors in your rectum or colon Recent bowel surgery Heart disease or kidney disease What you eat -- not what you flush through your colon -- may have the greatest impact on colon health, lowering your risk... |
e5f30257a4bc5f791f50142e396228f7 | What can't you have on you when you get an MRI? | Personal items such as your watch, wallet, including any credit cards with magnetic strips (they will be erased by the magnet), and jewelry should be left at home if possible, or removed prior to the MRI scan. Secured lockers are usually available to store personal possessions. |
b5fa1ec26fb3d9173bd03d410486bfcd | Is an MRI safe? | If this condition applies to you, you can receive sedation during the exam if prior arrangements have been made. |
f3c9cc7e2e2b243b66fdb59866ebd6d0 | What is gadolinium for an MRI? | Certain MRI exams require an injection of a contrast material called gadolinium. This helps identify certain structures on the scan images. |
1a3ff7be5ad39311ef6276619efdde32 | What happens after a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) exam for epilepsy? | The results of your MRI should be available to your doctor within 24 hours after your test, Monday through Friday. Your doctor will discuss the test results with you. Many facilities will give you a CD that contains the study that you can carry to your doctor. |
89107bd552df77e38b482a73a29e4c52 | How is depression in men treated? | More than 80% of people with depression -- both men and women -- can be treated successfully with antidepressant medication, psychotherapy, or a combination of both. |
2072c33ce904d5aec72948a947a3daf3 | Why is it harder for men to get help for depression? | For example, men tend to deny having problems because they are supposed to "be strong." And American culture suggests that expressing emotion is largely a feminine trait. As a result, men who are depressed are more likely to talk about the physical symptoms of their depression -- such as feeling tired --- rather than s... |
6c13798f49c54ca41c9f6ae448c089a2 | How can I get pelvic pain? | !s_sensitive, chron ID: $('article embeded_module[type=video][align=top]:eq(0)').attr('chronic_id'), continuous Play: true, cp Options: { flyout: true }, display Ads: true, mode: 'in-article', sticky: true }) }); }); } else { $(function(){ $('.responsive-video-container').remove(); }); } Although pelvic pain often refe... |
1a558bfbfa5a923314026591f78bb517 | How is pelvic pain treated? | Other tests that may be given include: Blood and urine tests Pregnancy tests in females of reproductive age Vaginal or penile cultures to check for sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea and/or chlamydia Abdominal and pelvic X-rays Bone density screening (special type of X-ray to determine the strength of bone... |
e6e26b9e15dcfb89e0cbd8afaeba4d29 | How is the cause of pelvic pain determined? | Possible causes of pelvic pain in both men and women may include: Appendicitis Bladder disorders Sexually transmitted diseases Kidney infection or kidney stones Intestinal disorders Nerve conditions Hernia Pelvis disorder Broken pelvis Psychogenic pain Possible causes of pelvic pain in women only may include: Ectopic p... |
e7a9b33a5b6a5844c01f6e783bac46a9 | What symptoms suggest problematic pelvic pain? | Possible causes of pelvic pain in both men and women may include: Appendicitis Bladder disorders Sexually transmitted diseases Kidney infection or kidney stones Intestinal disorders Nerve conditions Hernia Pelvis disorder Broken pelvis Psychogenic pain Possible causes of pelvic pain in women only may include: Ectopic p... |
7b3fdb257bfa80dd0c8ce77e1e0d504c | What should I do if I have narcolepsy? | Narcolepsy People with narcolepsy fall asleep when they don't want to. Taking scheduled naps can help such as taking a nap before important events. Your doctor may also prescribe a medication to help you stay awake and treat the sudden loss of muscle control when you wake up. |
c2b55f059ef1869e680f4881b81b9ad7 | What medicines can help with treating restless legs syndrome? | Prescription medicines that might help include: carbidopa-levodopa ( Sinemet) clonazepam ( Klonopin) gabapentin enacarbil ( Horizant) gabapentin ( Neurontin) pramipexole ( Mirapex) pregabalin ( Lyrica) rotigotine ( Neupro) ropinirole ( Requip) These may have side effects, so talk about the pros and cons with your docto... |
b3dcb3d26cabe2af17718b86b3dd776f | Will exercise help me sleep better? | Maintaining good sleep hygiene is important Exercise helps you sleep better at any age. Elderly people who don't sleep well at night may find afternoon naps helpful. Don't nap too much, or it will make it harder to sleep at night. Get outside in the sunlight during the day, particularly in the morning, too. |
ff705632b086cf2d35007cc77ffe1655 | What should I do if my kid has nightmares and night terrors? | Nightmares and Night Terrors If your child has a nightmare or night terror, comfort them. If they have those dreams often or if they're severe, tell your child's doctor. |
2e62f19f674e9e13df1b0575d1dd40b2 | What is CPAP? | With CPAP, you wear a mask while you sleep, and it raises the air pressure inside your throat. This keeps your airway more open, so you can sleep better. You'll need to go to a sleep lab to get a CPAP prescription and follow-up. |
bc9abe1c644dd9f51acc45685eaeb309 | What should I do to sleep better while pregnant? | It's normal to not sleep well during pregnancy. Take afternoon naps, drink warm milk, or relax in a warm (not hot) bath before bedtime. Exercise during the day should help, too. Check with your doctor before starting an exercise program. |
9e66eba6c1e55ab62d43fb0dc0db689a | How long does a sleep lab test last? | If you've already tried things like allowing enough time for sleep and making your bedroom a good place for rest, your doctor may suggest you go to a sleep lab for more tests. This may take a night or two. |
6944334b6f13573bd77fec686672b576 | What are normal levels in a lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) test? | For the LDH blood test, they include: Bleeding Bruising Infection Soreness at the site where blood was taken If you have a lumbar puncture, you might have some of these side effects: Headache Infection Bleeding Numbness Higher LDH levels in blood may be a sign of tissue damage or disease. Your blood LDH level can also ... |
1a1bf7e10ccb94936282ea52e594ac98 | What are the risks or side effects of a lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) test? | For the LDH blood test, they include: Bleeding Bruising Infection Soreness at the site where blood was taken If you have a lumbar puncture, you might have some of these side effects: Headache Infection Bleeding Numbness Higher LDH levels in blood may be a sign of tissue damage or disease. |
2f0662fb51965556330b9fe51b86be98 | How is milk thistle used? | Milk thistle is sometimes used as a natural treatment for liver problems. These liver problems include cirrhosis, jaundice, hepatitis, and gallbladder disorders. Some claim milk thistle may also: Provide heart benefits by lowering cholesterol levels Help diabetes in people who have type 2 diabetes and cirrhosis Silymar... |
995822c27d8d8a80fdfe57eee31dbd82 | How does milk thistle (silymarin) affect the liver? | At this point, there is not enough scientific data to say whether or not milk thistle can help liver problems. Some early research suggests milk thistle may aid people with alcohol-related liver disease. Other studies show no improvement in liver function in this group of people. Some studies also show milk thistle may... |
e4e3b9ec1cf8ebe3d33170b63b18cd8c | Does milk thistle work? | It's unclear what benefits, if any, this may have in the body. |
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