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3f8410970a0f986b979bb7ecdee7f0f9 | How do I get vitamin D to treat rheumatoid arthritis? | The product label will say so. How to get it: It's added to almost all milk and to some orange juices, breakfast cereals, and soy and nut milks. Egg yolks, salmon, tuna, and sardines naturally have some vitamin D. Your body also makes vitamin D in sunshine, but because you'll need to wear sunscreen to protect your skin... |
fd1c357b741b4661ec995f82453182e8 | How can I get calcium to treat rheumatoid arthritis? | The product label will say so. How to get it: You can get calcium from dairy products, canned sardines and salmon, almonds, broccoli, kale, and fortified products, such as orange juice, cereal, and some soy and almond milks (check the label). |
4ae30821b1f5786581fe51174218195c | What is hyperglycemia? | High blood sugar, or hyperglycemia, is a major concern, and can affect people with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes . There are two main kinds: Fasting hyperglycemia. When you have ketones, do NOT exercise. |
d46ff3670c947f23e8dc5ab3ef105344 | What is postherpetic neuralgia? | When you have shingles, you tend to focus on the short-term -- how to get relief from the pain and discomfort you have right now. But for some people, complications come up. These can include: Postherpetic neuralgia, or PHN, is the most common problem that shingles causes. Your symptoms usually go away when the rash is... |
12281f0831d867d51f578534f3ffbfeb | How can knowing your triggers help treat rheumatoid arthritis (RA)? | So can stress. Some people get flares if they overdo it. Others say certain foods trigger problems, though there's not a lot of research to back that up. The important thing is to find out what tends to bring on a flare. The next time you have one, make notes about what's going on in your life. What kind of things do y... |
8bc48f548337f0d396c0f4cc9160d98f | How can I know what triggers my rheumatoid arthritis flares? | So can stress. Some people get flares if they overdo it. Others say certain foods trigger problems, though there's not a lot of research to back that up. The important thing is to find out what tends to bring on a flare. The next time you have one, make notes about what's going on in your life. What kind of things do y... |
1610b1bece9993f3e7388a78cf350243 | Do all cancer drugs cause hair loss? | Not all drugs will affect your hair the same way. Many times, it's a different color or texture, but this change is usually temporary. |
d9f66667864fbaa0db7078ca46302f66 | Should I cover my scalp during chemotherapy? | A silk pillowcase will also reduce friction when you're asleep. If you choose not to wear one, don't forget to apply sunscreen to your scalp to protect against sunburn. |
3ff107ad4256d5e33d2cea7743cb033c | How can I prepare my scalp for chemotherapy? | Get informed. Some people even feel a tingling sensation. A moisturizing shampoo and conditioner can help, as will a gentle lotion you massage into your scalp. |
47b4b7a337d7e1e5624df02fa027b65e | How can weather affect hair loss? | A silk pillowcase will also reduce friction when you're asleep. If you choose not to wear one, don't forget to apply sunscreen to your scalp to protect against sunburn. Women may want to use makeup like an eyebrow pencil or fake eyelashes to play up other features. |
996731e68460eb734de314d44607720e | How can drugs affect hair? | Not all drugs will affect your hair the same way. Some only cause gradual hair thinning. Others may cause your hair to fall out in clumps. Make hair loss less scary by asking your doctor what exactly will happen. As you lose your hair, your scalp may get tender or itchy. |
a4986e935ff7aa1be2d4680f9b2ea08c | How can I feel pretty after hair loss due to chemotherapy? | If you choose to shave your head, use an electric shaver or have it done at a barbershop. If you decide to wear one, do your shopping at the beginning of your treatment so you can match the natural color, texture, and style of your hair. |
ccfe37cfd0a79c865628baea59e2735e | When is dermabrasion used? | It's not effective in treating congenital skin defects, most moles, pigmented birthmarks, or scars caused by burns. Dermabrasion is generally only safe for people with fair skin. For people with darker skin, dermabrasion can result in scarring or discoloration. It is not effective for deeper problems such as scars, str... |
a88f397cf32c1e33d933e2021dc9364e | What is dermabrasion and microdermabrasion? | Microdermabrasion works on all skin types and colors. The doctor will use a high-speed instrument with an abrasive wheel or brush to remove the outer layers of your skin and improve any irregularities in your skin's surface. In microdermabrasion, tiny crystals are sprayed onto the skin to gently remove the outer layer ... |
b4be52fa85ea9a8b5039a54c4368253c | What happens after dermabrasion? | After a dermabrasion procedure, your skin will feel as though it has been severely "brush-burned" for a few days. Your doctor can prescribe or recommend medications to ease any discomfort you may feel. Healing usually happens within seven to 10 days. Your new skin, which is pink at first, gradually develops a normal co... |
f7ce5f7a12d05ad21f70ce5d15fa65a0 | When is microdermabrasion used? | It works best on problems such as dull skin, brown spots, and age spots. Microdermabrasion works on all skin types and colors. It makes subtle changes, causing no skin color change or scarring. It is not effective for deeper problems such as scars, stretch marks, wrinkles, or deep acne scars. |
9bd3e41ada5ebd9169c570811bbd9dc8 | When should I see the doctor about a rash? | You call it a rash. Your doctor will take a look and ask you questions to help figure out what's going on. Depending on how severe it is, he may prescribe steroid pills or ointment, and an antihistamine. Your doctor can do skin tests to determine what you are allergic to. If you can't avoid what's bothering your skin, ... |
976c74bae8c5376d6635902002eb9179 | What could cause my rash? | Your doctor calls it dermatitis. Either way, your skin gets red and tender after you've touched something. It could be caused by an allergy, or because the protective layer of your skin got damaged. Call your doctor if your rash is painful or worries you, or if it isn't better after a couple of days. |
cb4bd5bb84078d5de84c86c7f556b160 | What is allergic contact dermatitis? | After you touch something, it mistakenly thinks your body is under attack. It springs into action, making antibodies to fight the invader. A chain of events causes a release of chemicals, including histamine. That's what causes the allergic reaction -- in this case, an itchy rash. It's called allergic contact dermatiti... |
fa0a5fcb8a90af82c722de48e56d1fb3 | How can you treat your rash at home? | If you got a rash on first contact, chances are you've touched that trigger before and just didn't know it. Wash your skin with mild soap and cool water right away, if you can. You may get rid of all or most of the problem substance. That could help cut back on symptoms. When the rash covers only a small area, a hydroc... |
f69d00b888d360c8adcceeeff80001f9 | What do you need to know about using an automated external defibrillator (AED)? | For an adult or older child, shout and shake the person to confirm consciousness. Never shake a young child. Check breathing and pulse. Make sure the person is in a dry area and away from puddles or water. AED pads must be placed at least 1 inch away from piercings or implanted devices. If not, use an adult AED. |
2bfacb6ce321e43d3243093b0dcb7e1b | What is a good curry chicken casserole recipe for people with diabetes? | Makes 4 or more servings. Garnish with lettuce and tomato, if desired. Heat a medium nonstick frying pan over medium-high heat and add olive oil. Omega-3 fatty acids = 0.2 grams, omega-6 fatty acids = 2.8 grams Slow Cooker Coconut Curry Chicken Casserole This provides you with veggies, whole grains, and lean meat all i... |
b0c715a059c24bf76a16dfc3c7b3a859 | How does walking benefit my body? | Your legs will get stronger from walking regularly. You can walk anywhere. You can shed pounds and lower your blood pressure and your cholesterol -- all in your own neighborhood, mall, park, or on your treadmill. You can start slowly with just 5 or 10 minutes a day and work up to at least 30 minutes on most days of the... |
6d8f59e6417919979525bce29de9c53f | What do doctors say about walking? | Walk at a brisk pace for 30 minutes or more on most days. If you walk outside, walk in safe areas, stay cool, drink water, and wear sunscreen! |
5018b48a73069f7fc4eb5a0115aed9d4 | What are ways you can fracture your ankle? | You can do this in several ways: Rolling the ankle in or out Twisting the ankle side to side Flexing or extending the joint Applying severe force to the joint by coming straight down on it as in jumping from a high level Signs and symptoms of ankle injuries and fractures tend to be obvious. Preventing ankle fractures c... |
b48a7ca710c5534375d9c22da3cf011c | What 3 bones is the ankle joint made up of? | The ankle joint is made up of 3 bones coming together. The tibia, which is the main bone of the lower leg, makes up the medial, or inside, of the ankle joint. The fibula is a smaller bone that parallels the tibia in the lower leg and makes up the lateral, or outside, of the ankle joint. Together they form an arch that ... |
64355a017e65e10542c3391ef0c10161 | What over-the-counter medication is ideal for an ankle injury? | Do you have any new numbness or tingling in your leg, ankle, or foot? Keep the ankle elevated to help decrease swelling and pain. |
34e6b5487ed551efbad8fd6a00614af4 | How common are ankle injuries? | For the most part, your concern is the same as the doctor's: Is there a broken bone? Pain is the most common complaint. |
3ec15b0ec54a3020af695eeb6cf6203d | What is the follow-up care like for an ankle fracture? | Depending on the type of fracture, you may be placed in a walking cast, which can bear some weight, or you may still need a non-weight-bearing cast that will require the use of crutches to help you walk. You may need emergency surgery, next-day follow-up, or follow-up in 1-2 weeks with an orthopedic doctor. You may req... |
dfaced5fa9dadd3551a9015839678742 | How does the hemoglobin A1c test measure for prediabetes? | The A1c averages your blood sugar over 2 to 3 months. Doctors can use it to diagnose prediabetes or diabetes. |
278e2369f52bc8c8a4927340012de8ca | What do I do if I am diagnosed with prediabetes? | The blood sugar range for prediabetes is 100-125 milligrams per deciliter (mg/d L), and the A1c range is 5.7% to 6.4%. Losing 5% to 10% of your weight can make a huge difference. Exercise. Choose something that you enjoy, like walking. Try to get at least 30 minutes a day, 5 days a week. You can start with less time an... |
3461307e851692675bb8730f915ad2f2 | What is the treatment for prediabetes? | The blood sugar range for prediabetes is 100-125 milligrams per deciliter (mg/d L), and the A1c range is 5.7% to 6.4%. Losing 5% to 10% of your weight can make a huge difference. Exercise. Choose something that you enjoy, like walking. Try to get at least 30 minutes a day, 5 days a week. You can start with less time an... |
b8d8e729fac651449cb2637cc5ad4f6c | Should you take fever reducers if you have the flu? | Some antihistamines can make you drowsy. But if you feel lousy you may want to take one anyway. Fever makes your heart and lungs work harder, so these meds may be a good idea for older people and those with heart or lung disease. If your fever is high or doesn't get better after 2 or 3 days, call your doctor to see if ... |
ae24cae75f723e584bf5201b36193fa3 | Does echinacea help with the flu? | One sticking point: No one is sure which is the best echinacea species, plant part, active ingredient, or how much you should take. Don't take it if you're allergic to ragweed. There are lots of studies that suggest vitamin C and zinc can ease cold symptoms and maybe shorten the illness -- but there isn't a lot to show... |
60c4cdd89c8d2bb11ddcf97e7d2a666f | How many people are hospitalized or die from the flu? | Tens of thousands die. Infants, the elderly, and people with certain diseases or weakened immune systems are the most at risk. But a flu emergency can happen to anyone. So it's important to know the signs of trouble. The flu very rarely causes tummy trouble in adults. |
a6657c3a5db439a0db1b4bb0ede6e496 | How do you get the flu? | The so-called "stomach flu" isn't the same as influenza. You might need antibiotics if you get a secondary infection in your ear, sinuses, or lungs (like pneumonia or bronchitis). Usually, you don't need to see the doctor if you get the flu. |
248f74402ebebd4ed74f978627b7a955 | Can I get antibiotics for the flu? | They only work against bacteria, and the flu is caused by a virus. You might need antibiotics if you get a secondary infection in your ear, sinuses, or lungs (like pneumonia or bronchitis). Don't wait. |
2d95fa6e92502650af3347ea048ae70f | What are some serious complications of the flu? | But sometimes this illness can lead to serious complications that require emergency care. If untreated, it can be life-threatening. Muscle inflammation (myositis) Central nervous system diseases Heart problems like heart attacks, inflammation of the heart muscle (myocarditis), and inflammation of the sac around the hea... |
7e5f48bcf40a7e4e26a214aa282d7f9c | How is itching linked to hepatitis C? | Talk to your doctor if the problem is very bad. Some prescription medicines can help. Oatmeal baths, moisturizers, antihistamines, and cortisone creams can bring relief, too. And if you smoke, quitting can ease some of your itching. The clumps build up in small and medium vessels, which block blood flow. Like all medic... |
5166a8c7742ea99296884172aa85220b | What can cause pericarditis? | Pericardial disease, or pericarditis, is inflammation of any of the layers of the pericardium. The pericardium is a thin tissue sac that surrounds the heart and consists of: Visceral pericardium -- an inner layer that envelopes the entire heart A middle fluid layer to prevent friction between the visceral pericardium a... |
ff2576f0bd10f46e2826be5237a9113d | What are symptoms of type 1 diabetes? | They include: Increased thirst Increased hunger (especially after eating) Dry mouth Frequent urination Unexplained weight loss (even though you are eating and feel hungry) Fatigue (weak, tired feeling) Blurred vision The symptoms of type 2 diabetes may be the same as those listed above. Diabetes can't be cured, but it ... |
9e33ea8f749a4cb6abd152e6cf952806 | How is diabetes treated? | Maintain your blood cholesterol and triglyceride (lipid) levels as near their normal ranges as possible by following a healthy eating plan low in processed foods, added sugars, and saturated fat. Work with your doctor to build a diabetes treatment plan that will guide you in: Planning what you eat and following a balan... |
f7888a5fce5ab61271a5266112ce52ab | What are symptoms of type 2 diabetes? | The symptoms of type 1 diabetes often occur suddenly and can be severe. Other symptoms may include: Slow-healing sores or cuts Itching of the skin (usually in the vaginal or groin area) Yeast infections Recent weight gain Numbness or tingling of the hands and feet Impotence or erectile dysfunction With gestational diab... |
70df56fbfcedda4fbfee2cd70a2226c2 | When is gestational diabetes diagnosed and does it go away after birth? | Usually, blood sugar levels return to normal within six weeks of childbirth. However, women who have had gestational diabetes have an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes later in life. But it is important to get tested, because high blood sugar can cause problems for both you and your baby. |
a35205f6426aabd8c438cc70aff8ed85 | What are the risks of untreated attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) for children? | Children with ADHD may struggle to control their emotions. This can cause social problems. They may not know how to share toys, take turns, play well with others, or react the right way in certain situations. This can be hard for them to deal with, because many children with untreated ADHD also have low self-esteem or ... |
515b77ea9b82f0ec9909322ee28f814c | What are the risks of taking vitamin B-12 (cobalamin)? | Low vitamin B-12 can cause fatigue, weakness, memory loss, and other problems with the nervous system. Side effects and risks. Taken at normal doses, side effects are rare. Drugs for acid reflux, diabetes, and other conditions may make it harder for your body to absorb vitamin B-12. |
4a8bb82abd238ff45872317330f859e5 | What's the treatment for a bristleworm sting? | Of the many species of worms, the bristleworm is one of the most dangerous. The bristleworm bite or sting may cause the following symptoms: Inflammation Burning Swelling Numbness Redness Pain Treatment for a bristleworm bite or sting includes the following: Apply topical acetic acid (vinegar) or isopropyl alcohol. Remo... |
ea3ded6e1fc5f236e34d5646841eff2b | How is compartment syndrome diagnosed? | Doctors or family may notice the abdominal compartment syndrome symptoms and signs: A tense, distended abdomen Wincing when the abdomen is pressed Urine output that slows down or stops Low blood pressure A doctor may suspect compartment syndrome based on the type of injury, a person's description of symptoms, and a phy... |
002b451687385b479e9278351dcb5717 | What medications should you take to get rid of a headache? | If your ponytail is too tight, it could cause a headache. They may work, but to get the most benefit with the least risk, follow the directions on the label and these guidelines: Choose liquid over pills. Your body absorbs it faster. Take painkillers as soon as you feel pain. You'll likely beat it with a smaller dose. ... |
af13a1dbce5639c3e2d9bc01a6fcdba4 | Can letting down my hair help my headache? | These "external compression headaches" can also be brought on by wearing a hat, headband, or even swimming goggles that are too tight. In one study, women who loosened their hair saw their headache disappear. If you get it early enough, it could ease your headache pain. |
c47df6ad98b7f68ada164237bf37c10d | Can a heating pad treat a tension headache? | If you have a migraine, place a cold pack on your forehead. If you have a sinus headache, hold a warm cloth to the area that hurts. A warm shower might also do the trick. |
d08decea034ab813787379967ebd2e80 | What guidelines should I follow when I take medications for my headache? | If your ponytail is too tight, it could cause a headache. They may work, but to get the most benefit with the least risk, follow the directions on the label and these guidelines: Choose liquid over pills. Your body absorbs it faster. Take painkillers as soon as you feel pain. You'll likely beat it with a smaller dose. ... |
67692adbe9dd9d74278cb9918964e2b5 | How can you treat a tension headache at home? | If you have a migraine, place a cold pack on your forehead. If you have a sinus headache, hold a warm cloth to the area that hurts. A warm shower might also do the trick. |
d21a7e2e6ebb86ac5caa8f9ceb659233 | How are bone spurs diagnosed? | Often, bone spurs are first evaluated by your regular doctor who will likely refer you to a specialist. He may also order an X-ray to help him to see the bone spur better. Other tests your doctor can use to diagnose bone spurs include: CT scan. It's a powerful X-ray that makes detailed pictures inside your body. MRI . ... |
29867db0a07c14301c3773c3294a759d | What causes bone spurs? | Rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and gout can also damage your joints. Bone spurs also often form after an injury to a joint or tendon. When your body thinks your bone is damaged, it tries to fix it by adding bone to the injured area. Other causes of bone spurs include: Injuries Overuse â for example, if you run or dance... |
2437be8c06af2e4ce145e121d9ef8785 | What is the link between oral human papillomavirus (HPV) and cancer? | Most people who get oral HPV don't get cancer. Your body usually fights the virus before you even know you have it. But head and neck cancers are on the rise, and scientists say oral HPV may be the cause. About 7% of Americans have oral HPV. Can they also protect against an oral infection and head and neck cancer? |
f0d8f933573e37a6bdbf3bbdc78dc44d | What causes moon facies? | This is called hyperadrenocorticalism or hypercortisolism. The adrenal glands, triangular-shaped glands that sit on top of the kidneys, release the cortisol. To confirm the cause of high cortisol levels, you may need other tests, such as an MRI or CT scan. |
b722be7c16c41bf3a48e153ec5fabe10 | How is moon facies related to Cushing's syndrome? | It is often related to obesity but can be from Cushing's syndrome. That's because signs and symptoms such as facial swelling can be caused by other conditions. But it is more likely to be Cushing's syndrome if moon facies gets worse gradually along with other characteristic symptoms. For example, fat may also gradually... |
75d6ec9ac283c858ab5d27b2ecea0088 | How can balanitis cause a rash on your penis? | Bacteria, sweat, and dead skin cells can build up and make the skin covering the head of the penis swell. This can lead to itching, rash, redness, and discharge under the foreskin. It can also hurt. You have a higher chance of getting it if you have diabetes. That's because the sugar in your urine collects under your f... |
2437f533ca103e57aee33f5eab51579e | How can contact dermatitis cause a rash on your penis? | But on your penis? A rash can show up as red, itchy patches on the tip of your penis or on the shaft. If you develop a rash, think of any new products you might have used recently. Stop using them to see if your symptoms improve. |
7ffa5a009395e3aa0c6f766aac46eee6 | When should you call your doctor about a rash on your penis? | But on your penis? See your doctor right away if you have the following symptoms: The rash is painful It's on other parts of your body too, appears suddenly, or is spreading quickly (these are signs of an allergic reaction) The rash looks like blisters, or is turning into sores Your penis feels warm or swollen, or the ... |
9e21762e4fd3c627139558ae5b706cb9 | What is vulvodynia? | !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(); }); } Women with vulvodynia have chro... |
da5a21c9e2fa86e5fa1b89bf5620e4f6 | What causes vulvodynia? | Doctors don't know the cause of most forms of vulvodynia. And there is no evidence that infections, such as sexually transmitted diseases, cause vulvodynia. They may include: Nerve injury or irritation Abnormal response in vulvar cells to an infection or trauma Genetic factors that make the vulva respond poorly to chro... |
3203aa8b72c6a7724127baef08d09bf5 | What are potential irritants to avoid if you have vulvodynia? | Here are a few tips: Use dermatologically approved detergent and don't use fabric softener on panties. Use unscented toilet paper that's soft and white. Wear 100% white cotton underwear, menstrual pads, and tampons. Avoid getting shampoo on the vulvar area. Avoid perfumed creams or soaps, pads or tampons, and contracep... |
27e78f1f7f3845557db945177a674749 | What should I expect in the development of my 11-month-old? | At 11 months, your baby should be cruising around while holding onto the furniture or your hands. He might even let go of your hands to try out a few tentative steps alone or he might even be walking independently. Some babies at this age experiment by standing on their toes or on one leg. They'll scale counters, get o... |
b875b9340f4ae7adb200bee11c4afd3e | What is the treatment for an eye injury from chemical exposure? | Immediately wash out the eye with lots of water. Use whatever is closest -- water fountain, shower, garden hose. Get medical help while you are doing this, or after 15 to 20 minutes of continuous flushing Don't bandage the eye. For a Foreign Particle in Eye Don't rub the eye. |
73e41f8445edbbfd3ed75f959e604202 | When do you take drugs for migraine prevention? | Other medications can help prevent the headaches. You take these drugs at the first sign of a migraine attack to stop them. They lessen the number and severity of your headaches. |
de73da153a5b4c1ea0cc3732ec8aba34 | What do our cells do when we have cancer? | Rev Up Your Immune System White blood cells are your body's main response to attacks from germs and abnormal cells like those that cause cancer. Another way our bodies fight disease is to attack antigens. This is the name for any substance your bodies doesn't recognize and works to fight off. Our bodies produce antibod... |
1f7c3abf3a501845ee049140d1f53aef | How do you take immunotherapy drugs and what are side effects? | It does this in one of two ways: Helps your immune system work harder Places a bullseye on cancer cells so your immune system can find and destroy them Who Can Get This Treatment? Side effects usually result from of the boost to your immune system. You might notice: Fever/chills Fatigue Rashes Diarrhea Aches in your jo... |
6b3af1a1af2b49487e59d0061d0c34b4 | What immunotherapy checkpoint inhibitor drugs has the FDA approved to treat lung cancer? | Your doctor may suggest immunotherapy if other options haven't worked or if your tumor has traces of certain proteins. Tumors that produce proteins called PD- L1 turn on these âcheckpointsâ and slow your immune system. |
a92f4030e784d3647d77b456f96da610 | What is Huntington's disease? | You can't "catch" it from another person. Abnormal movements may be the first thing you notice. Weight loss can be a concern at all stages. With knowledge about the HD gene, scientists have been able to learn a great deal about how the disease affects the brain. |
fc4804c51c8863d923b65d29e760955b | What does middle stage Huntington's disease look like? | Staying organized may be difficult. And emotional changes may put pressure on relationships. Your doctor can work closely with you to manage any side effects and to change medications, if needed. Speech or language therapy may be helpful for any problems with speech or swallowing. If you or members of your family plan ... |
2e9147f4fe880d5ecf5a498cf73e9218 | What are the symptoms of early0stage Huntington's disease? | Early stage. Some common early symptoms: Slight changes in coordination, affecting balance or making you more clumsy Fidgety movements that you can't control Slowing or stiffness Trouble thinking through problems Depression or irritability Middle stage. Occupational or physicaltherapy may help you learn how to better c... |
9d23f4bb5f537e11d0f1e0ee45fb1832 | How is Huntington's disease treated? | Speech or language therapy may be helpful for any problems with speech or swallowing. And assistive devices such as handrails can help you manage your changing physical abilities. Exercise may be very helpful. And basic strategies like breaking tasks into simpler steps may go a long way toward making these changes a bi... |
51c77204f5effa992db616e86ece8df9 | What are the main external structures of the female reproductive system? | The function of the external female reproductive structures (the genitals) is twofold: To enable sperm to enter the body and to protect the internal genital organs from infectious organisms. The main external structures of the female reproductive system include: Labia majora: The labia majora enclose and protect the ot... |
5068abeb1705b2cea7b23b6a6d3af342 | What happens during the menstrual cycle? | If fertilization and/or implantation does not take place, the system is designed to menstruate (the monthly shedding of the uterine lining). There are four major hormones (chemicals that stimulate or regulate the activity of cells or organs) involved in the menstrual cycle: follicle-stimulating hormone, luteinizing hor... |
3de0cf528222674d34dea32f8dc92204 | What happens during the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle? | The average menstrual cycle takes about 28 days and occurs in phases: the follicular phase, the ovulatory phase (ovulation), and the luteal phase. Progesterone prepares the uterus for a fertilized egg to implant. If intercourse has taken place and a man's sperm has fertilized the egg (a process called conception), the ... |
493387f1e6fa104cc226f019a5a011e3 | What happens during the ovulatory phase of the menstrual cycle? | The average menstrual cycle takes about 28 days and occurs in phases: the follicular phase, the ovulatory phase (ovulation), and the luteal phase. During this phase, the following events occur: The rise in estrogen from the dominant follicle triggers a surge in the amount of luteinizing hormone that is produced by the ... |
a99fe35a8c88c5eb16d1b0c260621fa4 | What are the main internal structures of the female reproductive system? | They lie just inside the labia majora, and surround the openings to the vagina (the canal that joins the lower part of the uterus to the outside of the body) and urethra (the tube that carries urine from the bladder to the outside of the body). The uterus is divided into two parts: the cervix, which is the lower part t... |
fa906476d4e8a6927ab9b1148592846b | How is a cholesterol home test kit used? | Do you know that you can check your cholesterol level at home? They are usually priced under $20. The standard cholesterol home test kit contains a lancet for drawing blood and test strips. To use a cholesterol home test kit, you first prick your finger with the lancet. Next, you place the blood droplet on the test str... |
74372a923c34107183b3405e1e9e1d07 | What is a cholesterol home test kit? | And, rather than waiting days or weeks for cholesterol test results, the cholesterol test kit can give you results in a matter of minutes. Once you know your risk, you and your doctor can work to lower your likelihood of a heart attack or stroke. The cholesterol kit test results are only an estimate of your cholesterol... |
e8e69897d713d97e370e4694bcde48fb | How can you avoid depression if you have a chronic illness? | More than 80% of people with depression can be treated successfully with medicine, psychotherapy, or a combination of both. But if these feelings don't go away, or you are having trouble sleeping or eating, or you've lost interest in the activities you normally enjoy, seek help. To avoid depression: Try not to isolate ... |
ed33376e1d67126b7ea1c4dfc37dfd06 | What is the risk of depression if you have a chronic illness? | A chronic illness is a condition that lasts for a very long time and usually cannot be cured completely, although some illnesses can be controlled or managed through lifestyle (diet and exercise) and certain medications. It's estimated that up to one-third of people with a serious medical condition have symptoms of dep... |
3a909dfa18b3ca2c165ea72fef92e334 | What are treatment options for chronic illness and depression? | Risk is especially high in someone who has a history of depression. Early diagnosis and treatment can ease distress along with the risk of complications and suicide. Many times, depression treatment can improve your overall medical condition, a better quality of life, and a greater likelihood of sticking to a long-term... |
616e0da3c23822676d675dbf78bb8ebe | How is chronic illness linked to depression? | A chronic illness is a condition that lasts for a very long time and usually cannot be cured completely, although some illnesses can be controlled or managed through lifestyle (diet and exercise) and certain medications. In fact, depression is one of the most common complications of chronic illness. It's estimated that... |
9e2d88609d110180334e13fb8440b4b7 | What is the treatment for the plague? | If you've been around someone who has the plague, your doctor may start treatment even if you don't have symptoms. You'll get antibiotics like: Ciprofloxacin ( Cipro) Doxycycline ( Vibramycin) Gentamicin ( Garamycin) Levofloxacin ( Levaquin) Treatment works well. With antibiotics, most people get better within a week o... |
de79c0c1dd661bca926463a4c725c208 | What are symptoms of pneumonic plague? | This is the most common type. It's the rarest form of the disease. It's deadly without treatment. It's also very contagious because the plague can spread through the air when a person coughs. Symptoms include: Cough, sometimes with blood Trouble breathing Nausea and vomiting For most people, the chances of the plague a... |
ebe7b99aaadaa294df578214b68ad911 | What do I need to know about the plague? | This type is more dangerous than bubonic plague. It's the rarest form of the disease. It's deadly without treatment. If you must be near the person, wear tight-fitting disposable surgical masks so you won't breathe in the plague bacteria. |
2218e21b0f852a544bed1975c726660b | What are symptoms of the plague? | You can also catch the plague directly from infected animals or people. You feel very sick and weak and may have a fever, chills, and headaches. Other symptoms depend on the three main kinds of plague: Bubonic plague. |
51fcf424e282079c2c8e84dacd3e851c | How can I prevent the plague? | If you have the plague, you'll be admitted to the hospital. Avoid areas with the plague if you can, and stay away from sick or dead animals while you're there. |
94418bc80defcdb5bf6e39d742df6c43 | What is good self-care when you have complex regional pain syndrome? | As you work on getting better, these steps may help: Keep up your usual daily routine as much as you can. Get plenty of rest. Don't try to do more than your strength can handle. Look to your family and friends for support. Share with them information about complex regional pain syndrome so they can better understand wh... |
3d17ef79e3123049cd2621bd3b536a5a | How does complex regional pain syndrome progress? | Anyone can sprain a wrist or fracture a bone. The condition's main sign is intense pain that affects you all the time. As it does the symptoms get more severe: Up to three months: You feel burning pain, and the affected area is more sensitive to touch. Those are the most common early symptoms. Swelling and joint stiffn... |
c4dd124ea4e14c5598f7e156cadc0893 | What are symptoms of complex regional pain syndrome? | Anyone can sprain a wrist or fracture a bone. The condition's main sign is intense pain that affects you all the time. If you have it, you might see or feel some of these in a hand, foot, arm, or leg: Constant burning or throbbing pain Swelling Sensitivity to touch or cold Changes in skin temperature between sweaty and... |
08851de37a752074e4c69c383dba7f5d | What causes complex regional pain syndrome? | Anyone can sprain a wrist or fracture a bone. Even though complex regional pain syndrome most often appears after an injury, that isn't the only cause. It also can be triggered by an infection, heart attack, stroke, cancer, neck problems, or pressure on a nerve. The condition is a rare disorder. It mainly shows up in p... |
809beea634dbe1daf8eb794ff4f34e0b | How is complex regional pain syndrome diagnosed? | But sometimes, an injury may trigger other trouble for no apparent reason. Doctors sometimes divide the disease into two categories: Type 1 happens after an injury that didn't directly affect a nerve. Type 2 follows an injury that harmed a nerve. No single test will show whether you have complex regional pain syndrome.... |
d9c32ff77a575024ed277672e8ccdc49 | Why is malnutrition possible when you have ulcerative colitis? | When you get flares, you can get cramping pain and severe diarrhea, which can sometimes alternate with hard bowel movements and constipation. Certain foods may make your symptoms worse. So on top of a lack of appetite that goes along with flare-ups, you may be tempted to cut back on how much you eat in hopes of easing ... |
9a3903ce1c578414ed18a027a71b2bed | Why are folate and folic acid important when you have UC? | That's in addition to eating a healthy, well-balanced diet. It also plays a role in how your immune system -- your body's defense against germs -- works. If you have ulcerative colitis, especially if you need steroids, you may be at risk for having low levels of vitamin D. A good source of vitamin D is dairy foods, but... |
5b9415ca1e598c4ed2f925de289ab802 | What is schisandra and why do people take it? | It is a well-known herb in traditional Chinese medicine as well as in traditional Russian medicine. For example, it has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory traits. People take schisandra to try to raise their: Energy levels Physical performance Resistance to stress and disease They may also take it to treat: Lung problem... |
60f796785023d583706b825a91993612 | What are some precautions about taking schisandra? | It is a well-known herb in traditional Chinese medicine as well as in traditional Russian medicine. Some people develop allergic skin reactions (rashes) or gastrointestinal problems such as: Less appetite Stomach pain Heartburn Acid indigestion Risks. There isn't enough evidence to know whether or not it is safe for yo... |
7b2c27b719ec19b59bee28c8757c9a17 | What is schisandra? | There, it was described as a tonic, reducing hunger, fatigue, delaying the aging process, increasing vitality, and improving mental health Schisandra may work in many ways. Yes, people can eat the fruit of schisandra as food, but the effects may not match what has been shown for specialized extracts. There isn't enough... |
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