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55c8562e592f1ba56334312851a32d1e | How is liver failure treated? | Acetylcysteine can reverse acute liver failure caused by an acetaminophen overdose. If a virus causes liver failure, a hospital can treat your symptoms until the virus runs its course. In these cases, the liver will sometimes recover on its own. If your liver failure results from long-term damage, the first step may be... |
e7bd540f0abb226c49ce1b699ecfe65e | How can liver failure be prevented? | Blood clotting problems. The best way to prevent liver failure is to limit your risk of getting cirrhosis or hepatitis. Here are some tips to help prevent these conditions: Get a hepatitis vaccine or an immunoglobulin shot to prevent hepatitis A and B. Eat a proper diet from all of the food groups. Do not drink alcohol... |
a3ecd4b3719d4e1ca4e8d699f0b861d4 | What are the benefits of ulcerative colitis surgery? | In this procedure, the colon and rectum are removed. This should put an end to the diarrhea, abdominal pains, anemia, and other symptoms. In addition, this surgical procedure prevents colon cancer. Overall, an estimated 5% of ulcerative colitis patients will develop cancer. The elimination of the colon cancer threat is... |
4be378c1ccba7533faab602b521dace9 | What types of surgery treat ulcerative colitis? | Surgery to remove the entire colon is called a colectomy. Surgery to remove both the colon and rectum is a proctocolectomy. Both can be used to treat ulcerative colitis. These surgeries are also performed to eliminate the threat of colon cancer. Colon cancer is common in people with ulcerative colitis. Proctocolectomy ... |
9e2fddea57eab35651e48dfc2daa2f6b | Are there different types of schizophrenia? | Doctors who specialize in mental health used to divide schizophrenia into different subtypes: Catatonic Disorganized Paranoid Residual Undifferentiated. But that system didn't work well. Now, experts talk about schizophrenia as a spectrum disorder that includes all the previous subtypes. It's a group of related mental ... |
19b66f06ff67f3e1a14c4b1b70996776 | How can you get colorectal cancer? | They grow slowly and often do not produce symptoms until they reach a large size. Fortunately, colorectal cancer is preventable, and curable, if detected early. Although most colorectal polyps do not become cancer, virtually all colon and rectal cancers start from these growths. |
55c1157c3664ad5481678be9ab7307a2 | What are early signs of colorectal cancer? | Colorectal cancer may also develop from areas of abnormal cells in the lining of the colon or rectum. Often tumors bleed only small amounts intermittently, and evidence of the blood is found only during chemical testing of the stool. This is called occult bleeding, meaning it is not always visible to the naked eye. Whe... |
20af9392107c9b45a60f5ad8b3a94200 | What are the risk factors for colorectal cancer? | Risk factors for colorectal cancer include: A personal or family history of colorectal cancer or polyps A diet high in red meats and processed meats Inflammatory bowel disease ( Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis) Inherited conditions such as familial adenomatous polyposis and hereditary non-polyposis colon cancer O... |
d7d37e90d2d7ad9bdbaaa302fff2806c | How can you prevent colorectal cancer? | People may inherit diseases in which the risk of colon polyps and cancer is very high. Some studies have shown that aspirin and other drugs known as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, or NSAIDs, may help prevent colon cancers. NSAIDs also carry increased risks of serious complications, such as stomach bleeding, hear... |
998218b582c5dbdd40728f71ff1bfe7d | What are the general colorectal cancer screening recommendations? | General Colorectal Cancer Screening Recommendations: These recommendations are for people at average risk for colorectal cancer without symptoms or a personal or family history of colorectal polyps or cancer or inflammatory bowel disease. Screening should begin at age 50. Stool tests â a fecal occult blood test or fe... |
458bd4a98f99974279f0a1e5bc950a10 | What tests are used to detect colorectal cancer? | In addition to getting a medical history and physical exam, there are a number of tests your doctor can perform to help detect colorectal cancer and polyps early. Tests to help detect colorectal polyps and cancer include: Sigmoidoscopy. This is a procedure used to examine the rectum and very last part of the colon. Thi... |
9487a19dd38e94f28fe5bf6a648433fe | Can I treat my yeast infection myself? | Though yeast infections can happen to anyone at any time, there are certain things that make getting them more likely. You may also experience any or all of the following: Burning, redness, and swelling of the vagina and the vulva (the outer part of the female genitals) Pain or burning when you pee Pain during sex A th... |
1dd3681c5b1574d5e853e0980ce2e0a0 | What are tips to help get enough sleep if I have diabetes? | Remember all the things that help: Stick to a regular schedule, don't use your phone or tablet close to bedtime, and relax before you hit the hay. If you have diabetes, you're more likely to get gum disease. |
7b571b8e015ee3c38439936a3edc0f60 | How can exercise affect blood sugar levels in people with diabetes? | It also affects how well your body can control and break down blood sugar. Tough activities, like bench-pressing weights, or competitive ones, like running a race, can raise your blood sugar. That doesn't mean you can't sweat it out. Exercise is one of the best things you can do for your whole body. But ask your doctor... |
fcb4eb47cbc74ab4be89df73dc6ff3aa | How does getting enough sleep affect diabetes? | Not getting enough rest does more than make you groggy. It also affects how well your body can control and break down blood sugar. In one study, researchers asked healthy adults to sleep just 4 hours a night for 6 days. At the end of the study, their bodies' ability to break down glucose was 40% lower on average. You k... |
ffae9da47e7263f678c3994d079aa4f6 | How can medications affect blood sugar levels in people with diabetes? | Because you have diabetes, you know it's a must to keep your blood sugar levels under control. But if you miss a dose or take the wrong dose of your medicine, you could cause your levels to spike. Some drugs, such as corticosteroids, can have the same effect. Other meds that could raise your glucose include: Diuretics ... |
ea03c42d78001f71d331376531715a71 | Can I eat fiber-rich foods if I have diabetes? | Because you have diabetes, you know it's a must to keep your blood sugar levels under control. Good choices are whole grains, fruits that are lower in sugar (apples and blueberries), veggies, and legumes. |
3f31fbe2f0e75c99fbcc8084cb484f40 | How does sleep affect blood sugar? | Not getting enough rest does more than make you groggy. It also affects how well your body can control and break down blood sugar. In one study, researchers asked healthy adults to sleep just 4 hours a night for 6 days. At the end of the study, their bodies' ability to break down glucose was 40% lower on average. Remem... |
efcd4449a0a0e569ff5b58d2c808d9d4 | Can I eat carbohydrates if I have diabetes? | But choices that have too many carbs can cause your blood sugar to soar -- white rice, pasta, and highly processed or fried foods are examples. Some fruits are high in sugar, such as bananas. Good choices are whole grains, fruits that are lower in sugar (apples and blueberries), veggies, and legumes. |
8e04134182dfa8d7aa1e90ed8338925c | How can I tell the difference between a cold and allergies? | The symptoms are so similar that you might get them confused. Here's how to tell the difference: Allergies Cold Symptoms Runny, itchy, or stuffy nose, sneezing, wheezing, watery or itchy eyes. You could also have a sore throat, body aches, and fever. Watery eyes are rare. How long symptoms last Could last a long time, ... |
78224e108063308bf74c1ea09074c6d2 | What are some types and symptoms of allergies? | People with allergies to certain medications (like antibiotics, aspirin, and ibuprofen) will have a reaction like a skin rash, itching, wheezing, swelling, even trouble breathing after taking them. When your skin comes in direct contact with something you're allergic to, like perfumes, dyes, metals, or latex, you may n... |
38010d95391f92f288ea997e7ba90ea2 | How can I cut allergens in my home? | If possible, leave your home for a few hours after cleaning to avoid allergens you've stirred up. Also, make sure that your vacuum has a HEPA filter or special double filter bags to catch dust. Keep pets out of the bedroom. Zippered plastic covers also work. Wash bedding weekly in hot water (130 F) and dry in a hot dry... |
96975aaed455fda76cf0bb39d293b201 | Whatâs hay fever? | Also known as allergic rhinitis, hay fever is the most common type of allergy. It can be seasonal, meaning it only happens at certain times of the year (mostly in the spring or fall), or year-round. Symptoms include stuffy nose, runny nose, sneezing, watery eyes, and itchy throat and can range from mild to severe. Seas... |
48d451422d8c41f008c564b2f2c8dd39 | What are some ways I can treat my allergies without medicine? | You might have heard that there are ways to get relief from your allergy symptoms without taking medication. Herbal supplements: Experts aren't sure that taking supplements like bee pollen, butterbur, or goldenseal can help allergies. So if you are allergic to ragweed, some supplements may make your symptoms worse. Nas... |
ffd8867191a2fe2c7c8cfc9eeb779704 | How can I avoid outdoor allergens? | You don't have to stay indoors round the clock, there are some precautions you can take: Avoid going out when allergens are at their peak, usually between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Consider wearing a facemask when you're outside to limit how much pollen you breathe in. Wear a baseball cap during pollen season and leave it at ... |
a452d9c83d5a59372f67a9d53c44abea | How can I treat my child's allergy symptoms? | If you don't know what's causing your child to sneeze or wheeze, see your pediatrician or allergist. They will examine your child to find the cause of the symptoms and suggest treatments. When pollen counts are highest, consider limiting your child's time outdoors. Have your child wear a baseball cap outside, and when ... |
b6c6cfa6ee045d44a48eb5e77ceea416 | How can I ease side effects from allergy medication? | Follow a few simple strategies to manage side effects: Follow the directions. Tell your doctor if you've had any problems or unpleasant side effects from past medications. It can increase side effects like drowsiness or even make you sick. |
54368280a51816a71c681f722e9f2cf6 | What is spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)? | Spinal muscular atrophy ( SMA) most often affects babies and children and makes it hard for them to use their muscles. When your child has SMA, there's a breakdown of the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. The brain stops sending messages that control muscle movement. When that happens, your child's muscles get ... |
728a73bbce77cfb40616dcfc9c620030 | How is spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) treated? | What can I do to help my child become more independent? The FDA has approved two medications to treat SMA: nusinersen ( Spinraza) and onasemnogene abeparvovec-xioi ( Zolgensma). Both are forms of gene therapy that affect the genes involved in SMA. The outlook depends on when symptoms started and how severe they are. |
d407935f842adc3ecc7f3dd3f7b614aa | What are different types of doctors who can treat spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)? | He may need to see: Pulmonologists, doctors who treat lungs Neurologists, specialists in nerve problems Orthopedists, doctors who treat bone problems Gastroenterologists, specialists in stomach disorders Nutritionists, experts in the way food affects your child's health Physical therapists, people trained in using exer... |
7bcfd1471d692d0bcc09c02f0d0f682c | What tests can help diagnose spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)? | Spinal muscular atrophy ( SMA) most often affects babies and children and makes it hard for them to use their muscles. For example, they may take a blood sample from your child to check for missing or broken genes that can cause SMA. Other tests rule out conditions that have similar symptoms: Nerve tests, such as an el... |
f00e963786af62dce61c73279db297be | What are symptoms of type 4 spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)? | Symptoms vary greatly, depending on the type of SMA: Type 1. This form of SMA starts when you're an adult. You may have symptoms such as muscle weakness, twitching, or breathing problems. Usually only your upper arms and legs are affected. You'll have the symptoms throughout your life, but you can keep moving and even ... |
b9c381a5185b77787cc8c6d59c0c9a3e | What are symptoms of type 3 spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)? | Symptoms vary greatly, depending on the type of SMA: Type 1. Symptoms for this type start when children are 2-17 years old. It's the mildest form of the disease. Your child will most likely be able to stand or walk without help, but may have problems running, climbing stairs, or getting up from a chair. Later in life, ... |
d038f836da3041d100c9b9a47b579ab8 | How can I help a child with spinal muscular atrophy with his movement? | Is there therapy that can help keep my child's muscles strong? Your doctor may suggest working with a nutritionist. Special tools can control computers and phones and help with writing and drawing. |
9f4b74457f51950fbccfcea9a6b5838d | What causes spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)? | SMA is a disease that's passed down through families. When this happens, his body won't be able to make a specific kind of protein. Without it, the cells that control muscles die. Your child may be able to sit and walk or stand with help. |
480ff0ed2053a37393b6549963111805 | What are symptoms of type 1 spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)? | Symptoms vary greatly, depending on the type of SMA: Type 1. He may not be able to support his head or sit without help. He may have floppy arms and legs and problems swallowing. Most children with type 1 SMA don't live past age 2 because of breathing problems. |
45ffcfbd0ffe1fa16804369b8826639a | What is the most common lung cancer? | NSCLC is the most common lung cancer, accounting for about 85% of all cases. NSCLC has three main types designated by the type of cells found in the tumor. Large cell carcinomas, sometimes referred to as undifferentiated carcinomas, are the least common type of NSCLC, accounting for 10%-15% of all lung cancers. |
0f6fc6e90cd160ec26cf598652878456 | What is small-cell lung cancer (SCLC)? | NSCLC is the most common lung cancer, accounting for about 85% of all cases. They also have a tendency to spread to the lymph nodes and beyond. Other types of cancers can arise in the lung; these types are much less common than NSCLC and SCLC and together comprise only 5%-10% of lung cancers: Bronchial carcinoids accou... |
93df314beadd8a1366e6011de40b69b0 | What are the types of lung cancer? | This classification is based upon the microscopic appearance of the tumor cells. These two types of cancers grow, spread, and are treated in different ways, so making a distinction between these two types is important. Other types of cancers can arise in the lung; these types are much less common than NSCLC and SCLC an... |
8ef8665b4533972d51ab1a82335ebc0f | What are squamous cell carcinomas of the lung? | NSCLC is the most common lung cancer, accounting for about 85% of all cases. Most adenocarcinomas arise in the outer, or peripheral, areas of the lungs. This type of lung cancer most often stays within the lung, spreads to lymph nodes, and grows quite large, forming a cavity. |
ca50d0bf0adca9a7a29e8b603537a845 | When was islet cell transplantation developed and how successful has it been? | Beta cells are one type of cell found in the islets of the pancreas and produce insulin, which regulates blood sugar levels. But in 1999, a clinical trial conducted at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada, brought new hope. Using enhanced techniques to collect and prepare the extremely fragile donor islet cell... |
6bb12ff25639e4a0bb382373d8c90e5a | What is the purpose of islet cell transplantation for people with diabetes? | Once transplanted, the islet cells resume their role of releasing insulin to maintain normal blood sugar levels in response to food, exercise, and other changes in the body. Improve the quality of life. |
c97f2cca78f9bbcd38b1708e7cae64a9 | How do non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) affect high blood pressure? | This may cause your blood pressure to rise even higher, putting greater stress on your heart and kidneys. NSAIDs can also raise your risk for heart attack or stroke, especially in higher doses. Many cough and cold medications contain NSAIDs to relieve pain. However, they also constrict blood vessels throughout your bod... |
74f291988d7cd98a5cf076e4e263b257 | What can you do to prevent high blood pressure from cough and cold medications? | Ask your doctor if any NSAID is okay for you to use. Decongestants may prevent your blood pressure medication from working properly. Avoid using cough and cold medicine that contains NSAIDs or decongestants, especially pseudoephedrine. |
a182b9570ee4b16a93e258a788e7c363 | How can weight loss drugs lead to high blood pressure? | This may cause your blood pressure to rise even higher, putting greater stress on your heart and kidneys. Decongestants can make blood pressure worse in two ways: Decongestants may make your blood pressure and heart rate rise. Before using any weight loss drug, whether prescription or over-the-counter, be sure to check... |
ef6df4f43162ffdde3295056e7cb3104 | How can migraine headache medications lead to high blood pressure? | If you have high blood pressure to begin with, it can rise to dangerous levels. Some medications may interact with your blood pressure medicine. However, NSAIDs can make your body retain fluid and decrease the function of your kidneys. Some migraine medications work by tightening blood vessels in your head. If you have... |
5ef2db58c9ceac0e473c323d98808fc4 | What is another name for eczema? | The way to know for sure whether you have it or not is to see a doctor. Some types of eczema can also blister, leak fluid, crack, or peel. |
e5c5acaba5d1f5ceae89ea4a71cbd642 | What are some questions to ask the doctor about getting more information about eczema? | When you scratch too much, your skin might break open a little. Here are some questions to get you started: What's the cause of my eczema? What's the best way to treat it? Do I need a prescription? Is there anything new that might work better than what I've tried in the past? Can I prevent a new outbreak of eczema? Whe... |
876010959ff836b86da2f572cfc675e0 | Why get a Pap test? | If you don't treat an HPV infection, it can cause cells inside your cervix to turn into cancer. One way to avoid HPV and cervical cancer is to get vaccinated. Talk to your doctor about your specific case. During a Pap test, the doctor takes a sample of cells from your cervix. That sample goes to a lab. It's tested to s... |
f50190bd8f9c18f1eb51de1c1b3f491b | What causes cervical cancer? | HPV is the most common type of sexually transmitted disease, or STD. It has been FDA-approved to be given to males and females from ages 27 to 45. |
b2f749aab2ec68a9228e6ba0db10e6ae | What is human papillomavirus (HPV)? | But we know for sure that most cervical cancer is caused by a sexually transmitted disease called human papilloma virus, or HPV. It's not one, but a group of more than 200 closely related viruses. |
68df0982dd16bf3073f1f0778946ca60 | Can you prevent human papillomavirus (HPV)? | It's also given in 3 doses. Gardasil 9. This vaccine is for boys and girls and is routinely given at 11 or 12 through age 26. It has been FDA-approved to be given to males and females from ages 27 to 45. You need to get all three doses of the HPV vaccine for it to work. Practicing safe sex is another way to avoid getti... |
7acd32778e2e2153bf63510402230eed | How can acid blockers treat heartburn? | They cut down on how much acid your stomach makes. Side effects can include mild headache, dizziness, and diarrhea. These are usually temporary and will likely go away on their own. |
bedd809d4d5074ba4c3a15550bacab64 | How can educating yourself help someone you love with schizophrenia? | So learn as much as you can. The more information you have, the better prepared you will be to deal with it. You'll also be better able to support your family member with schizophrenia. And that can boost the odds that he will stick with his treatment, even when things gets tough. The Schizophrenia and Related Disorder... |
8069f306434e7e965a9074efdb0c4243 | How can being ready to respond help someone you love with schizophrenia? | If you're not sure who to call to get treatment started, try your family doctor, who may refer you to a psychiatrist. If another person is available, ask them to stay with your loved one while you contact the doctor or 911. If your loved one threatens suicide, don't leave him alone. If his behavior becomes dangerous, i... |
2b7e5d0ddf3aaf4eabeddfb56e432e71 | What should you do when someone you love has schizophrenia? | Giving support to a family member or friend with schizophrenia means helping him get the medical and psychological treatment he needs. But it also means taking care of yourself at the same time. Use these 10 ideas to create an action plan that works for both of you. So learn as much as you can. Ask his doctor as many q... |
cf95b5126bd50b686fddee88154c64d5 | What are precautions for kids who play sports outside in hot weather? | Slowly increase the intensity and length of workouts over 10 to 14 days. Children and teens who exercise hard or play sports on hot days should cut back their time on the playing field by taking more frequent breaks, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics ( AAP). Young athletes should be well hydrated before t... |
41b8c2129b14eeba4528234dc9352c72 | How can you help your child's skin stay healthy and itch-free? | Try these tips: Dry the drool. Use fragrance- and dye-free cleansers and soaps. can't fight the urge to scratch that itch. Use lukewarm (not hot) water and avoid bubble baths. Keep baths short (3 to 5 minutes). Then use an ointment or cream, and don't be afraid to slather it on. Dress her in soft cotton fabrics. If you... |
e495179802afb23dcb8d3698892606bc | What are the three major types of diabetes? | If you have this kind, your body can't use the insulin it makes. Gestational diabetes. |
ddb5827db75c7ddbaefb46042bc2ee92 | What are the main things that lead to type 2 diabetes? | With all three, your body can't make or use insulin. This type usually starts in childhood. The main things that lead to it are: Obesity or being overweight. Research shows this is a top reason for type 2 diabetes. Because of the rise in obesity among U. S. children, this type is affecting more teenagers. Impaired gluc... |
749a55a7af7ac55728b57ff0bda1fac9 | What are the main things that lead to type 1 diabetes? | Your pancreas stops making insulin. You have type 1 diabetes for life. The main things that lead to it are: Family history. If you have relatives with diabetes, chances are higher that you'll get it, too. Anyone who has a mother, father, sister, or brother with type 1 diabetes should get checked. A simple blood test ca... |
a484674ff4b92ae573d8836d4d22bdaf | What are the main risk factors for gestational diabetes? | The main things that lead to it are: Obesity or being overweight. Gestational diabetes. Having glucose intolerance or gestational diabetes in the past makes you more likely to get it again. Family history. If a parent or sibling has had gestational diabetes, you're more likely to get it. The older you are when you get ... |
2025e347542a0a3d0ce9f28be5b2260a | What are some steps to take to delay or prevent diabetes? | If you have it, there's a strong chance you'll get type 2 diabetes. Manage your blood pressure. Keep your weight within or near a healthy range. Get 30 minutes of exercise on most days. Eat a balanced diet. |
5ba27e242252ec8fee25915679aeb35d | What causes gangrene? | Not only does it transport oxygen and nutrients throughout your body to feed cells, it delivers disease-fighting antibodies that protect your body from infection. When blood cannot travel freely throughout the body, your cells cannot survive, infection can develop, and tissue can die from gangrene. Believe it or not, m... |
c0db5d1f670bb279cbaf0b38f553c2e6 | What are symptoms of Buergerâs disease? | It can be intense, and you can get it whether you're active or at rest. You also might notice the pain is worse when you're cold or under stress. You may also notice changes in your hands and feet. They may: Feel cold, numb, or tingly Look pale, red, or blue in color Your fingers and toes might: Get painful, open sores... |
32a927f0d25f6518ea9157a51ceb498e | What causes Buergerâs disease? | Doctors aren't sure exactly what causes this condition, but almost everyone who gets it has used tobacco products. This includes cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco, and snuff. While the link between tobacco and Buerger's disease isn't totally clear, your genes might play a role. This means tobacco triggers your immune... |
69a2b8f0d743829ced2266aa64cdb820 | What are treatments for Buergerâs disease? | For example, peripheral artery disease also causes pain in your legs, but it's caused from plaque in your arteries, not inflammation. But quitting tobacco use is the only way to limit the effects of Buerger's disease. Just a few cigarettes a day can make it worse. If you're having a hard time quitting, your doctor can ... |
49b90b21c3b77341af48da00245f680b | What's the medical treatment for a stingray sting? | Get the person out of the water. X-rays and CT scans may be done. A tetanus shot may be administered, if necessary. An antibiotic and pain reliever may be prescribed. Closely watch the wound as it heals for possibility of infection. |
12e216cb2b12df0332198e19e71c7c65 | How do I know if I have gout? | That's because some of the signs are like those for other conditions. Gout is a type of inflammatory arthritis caused by too much uric acid in the blood. It can form tiny crystals that settle in your joints. An attack often starts with pain in the big toe, but it can spread or involve other joints. It may happen after ... |
b1e490c1f1bbb04e9a9262d256a101dd | What other conditions can gout look like? | An attack often starts with pain in the big toe, but it can spread or involve other joints. Pseudogout ( SUE-doh-gout) is another form arthritis. The crystals formed in this condition are made of calcium pyrophospate, not uric acid. But like regular gout, the attack comes on all of a sudden. Joints become swollen, warm... |
c47e7c12a9e8ea3274bfbee541d405af | How is bipolar disorder different from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder? | Bipolar disorder is a persistent and difficult mental illness. ADHD affects attention and behavior; it causes symptoms of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. While ADHD is chronic or ongoing, bipolar disorder is usually episodic, with periods of normal mood interspersed with depression, mania, or hypomania. |
eb014fda17f41b72e5d9ebcc070d29d8 | When should you call your doctor about suspected bipolar disorder in children and teens? | Symptoms of ADHD can have some overlap with symptoms of bipolar disorder. If your child or teenager has five or more symptoms that last for at least a week, call your doctor to get help. With medications and/or psychotherapy, mental health professionals can help stabilize your child's moods. Treatment can also lessen o... |
46f9dc357f83c9384c20c06ac9df7ab9 | What is undiagnosed, misdiagnosed, or poorly treated bipolar disorder associated with? | But the condition is still difficult to diagnose. When it happens in childhood or adolescence, it can completely disrupt a family's life. Bipolar disorder that's undiagnosed, misdiagnosed, or poorly treated is linked with: Higher rates of suicide attempts and completions Poorer academic performance Difficult relationsh... |
a61466b9adf2bf122eb5a479af4fb4c2 | Is optic neuritis a symptom of multiple sclerosis? | It can happen all of a sudden. Optic neuritis is one of the most common symptoms of the relapsing-remitting form of MS. But it can also happen when you take certain medications or if you have diabetes. |
efd3988427325ba5bbb84bbe3874469a | What are other treatments for optic neuritis? | In special cases, your doctor may suggest other treatments, such as: Intravenous immune globulin ( IVIG): You may also hear it called plasma exchange. This is a medication made from blood. You get it through a vein in your arm. It's costly, and doctors aren't completely sure that it works. Vitamin B12 shots. It's rare,... |
01a2dd405361b0baab22bbc248948c8a | What special treatments might my doctor assign for optic neuritis? | In special cases, your doctor may suggest other treatments, such as: Intravenous immune globulin ( IVIG): You may also hear it called plasma exchange. This is a medication made from blood. You get it through a vein in your arm. It's costly, and doctors aren't completely sure that it works. Vitamin B12 shots. It's rare,... |
e5157dba939f6f4e75704ba85d1f76c6 | Can optic neuritis return after it goes away? | You can get this treatment long-term if you have optic neuritis and your brain MRI shows you have lesions. If your symptoms return, be sure to tell your doctor. Report any new symptoms or those that get worse, too. |
b9ec9a2dfb074e3819a387416c0ad37e | How common is optic neuritis? | It can happen all of a sudden. Optic neuritis is one of the most common symptoms of the relapsing-remitting form of MS. |
f15dac8071ea29e0b57f8dc1b19b1598 | How does optic neuritis affect vision? | We don't know why, but sometimes your immune system attacks the fatty coating called myelin that covers and protects your optic nerve. When the myelin is damaged or missing, your optic nerve can't send the right signals to your brain. This can lead to changes in your vision. The test measures the speed at which your op... |
9b9f85becdff044911acb71699593b51 | What is optic neuritis? | We don't know why, but sometimes your immune system attacks the fatty coating called myelin that covers and protects your optic nerve. When the myelin is damaged or missing, your optic nerve can't send the right signals to your brain. This can lead to changes in your vision. The test measures the speed at which your op... |
824189a52e80debee228a788a05ae6c3 | What are symptoms of iron poisoning? | People with iron poisoning can have the following symptoms: Severe vomiting Diarrhea Abdominal pain Dehydration and lethargy if not treated adequately In a child, bloody vomit or stool Often, after supportive care, the gastrointestinal symptoms appear to improve within 6 to 24 hours after their onset. The diagnosis of ... |
de16654eb6f53f4b899e00fc3bf2fda5 | How can I prevent osteoporosis? | There are multiple ways you can help protect yourself against osteoporosis, including: Exercise. Supplements. If you think you need to take a supplement to get enough calcium, check with your doctor first. Estrogen. Limit alcohol consumption and do not smoke. You can also eat lactose-free foods high in calcium, such as... |
534a1c602d7ce725187d29127feb7189 | What is osteoporosis? | Osteoporosis is a disease that weakens bones, increasing the risk of sudden and unexpected fractures. Many times, osteoporosis is not discovered until weakened bones cause painful fractures usually in the back or hips. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to help prevent osteoporosis from ever occurring. And treat... |
5e6dfced73aa53f968cae87e52ce9930 | What are some alternatives to hormone therapy for osteoporosis? | Bisphosphonates are used to prevent and/or treat osteoporosis. This drug is a selective estrogen receptor modulator ( SERM) that has many estrogen-like properties. It may increase the risk of blood clots. Teriparatide ( Forteo) and abaloparatide ( Tymlos), are a type of hormone used to treat osteoporosis. It is used to... |
1fcafcd8596f597a9a4455a2c2706780 | How can I manage the serving sizes at restaurants if I have diabetes? | Two of the best tips you can use at restaurants are to watch the salt and cut the portions. When eating out: Ask for half or smaller portions. Eyeball your appropriate portion, set the rest aside, and ask for a doggie bag right away. If you have dessert, share. |
ee0b9d8df8e00e2915569d0d51d87927 | What are the signs of a multiple sclerosis attack? | 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... |
f161e2e9ab4bd617c9e58281804794ef | What are common symptoms of inhibited reactive attachment disorder (RAD)? | Reactive attachment disorder ( RAD) is a condition found in children who may have received grossly negligent care and do not form a healthy emotional attachment with their primary caregivers -- usually their mothers -- before age 5. var s_context; s_context= s_context || {}; s_context['wb.modimp'] = 'vidfloat'; if(webm... |
342736014ee5b0a86cab4ba777d1d856 | What causes reactive attachment disorder (RAD)? | Reactive attachment disorder ( RAD) is a condition found in children who may have received grossly negligent care and do not form a healthy emotional attachment with their primary caregivers -- usually their mothers -- before age 5. var s_context; s_context= s_context || {}; s_context['wb.modimp'] = 'vidfloat'; if(webm... |
a9e86341a3ee42c5dd6bb63a1a7aec35 | How is reactive attachment disorder (RAD) diagnosed? | Reactive attachment disorder ( RAD) is a condition found in children who may have received grossly negligent care and do not form a healthy emotional attachment with their primary caregivers -- usually their mothers -- before age 5. var s_context; s_context= s_context || {}; s_context['wb.modimp'] = 'vidfloat'; if(webm... |
23064364d4fad2797195bb494c59cdd1 | What are common symptoms with disinhibited reactive attachment disorder (RAD)? | Reactive attachment disorder ( RAD) is a condition found in children who may have received grossly negligent care and do not form a healthy emotional attachment with their primary caregivers -- usually their mothers -- before age 5. var s_context; s_context= s_context || {}; s_context['wb.modimp'] = 'vidfloat'; if(webm... |
0469be7cecff3e09290df8bc6da2c345 | How is reactive attachment disorder (RAD) treated? | Treatment of RAD has two important goals. The first is to ensure that the child is in a safe environment. The second goal is to help the child develop a healthy relationship with an appropriate caregiver. Treatment for RAD often focuses on the caregiver. Counseling may be used to address the issues that are affecting t... |
4298f9ca697de1ea6a2d6e723ea1b343 | What can you do to keep your eyes healthy and happy? | Keep your eye closed as much as possible and go to an eye doctor or emergency room immediately. Follow these steps: Give them a break. Replace your mascara often, and never share makeup. Wear wrap-around sunglasses, and use safety glasses if you work with machinery. Keep them moist. Dry eyes are more likely to get infl... |
f8bd9b17a3d0398ea31739ec478ebf50 | Are your contacts or eye makeup causing irritated eyes? | Symptoms include pain (which may be worse when you open or shut your eye), redness, watering, and sensitivity to light. Solution: If something feels stuck in your eye, try to wash it out with water. Dry eyes are more likely to get inflamed or scarred. |
551d8545b427dfb2e6afbfe1075611b4 | How much ginger should you take? | It's been a traditional remedy in many cultures for thousands of years. Quality and active ingredients in supplements may vary widely from maker to maker. This makes it very hard to set a standard dose. Ask your doctor for advice. |
29e57afff16402ec8d26ee501b995ecf | Can you get ginger naturally from foods? | The root of the ginger plant is well known as a spice and flavoring. Many people drink ginger teas or soft drinks. |
ac1293d927ae3fac7b9a295e9f4ce436 | How do antipsychotics work to treat schizophrenia? | They ease symptoms such as delusions and hallucinations. Doctors call the older group of medications âfirst-generation,â âtypical,â or âconventionalâ antipsychotics. But it may take up to 4 to 6 weeks before symptoms like hallucinations and delusions get better. |
6f4a9583f9810b20f33a65565ca75a11 | How long does someone need to take medications for schizophrenia? | If you have a loved one with schizophrenia, you want them to get help as quickly as possible. He can take antipsychotics as a liquid, a pill, or as an injection. |
afd5e8972aa3b679864ef5d3917e6b71 | How often should you see your doctor when taking antipsychotics for schizophrenia? | But you have to be sure your family member takes his medication. And encourage him to talk to his doctor if he has any concerns about side effects. |
3406befc435e8d37e9dbfdfcbc617ba8 | How is schizophrenia treated? | But you have to be sure your family member takes his medication. Learn as much as you can about schizophrenia and be part of the decision-making process with your loved one's doctor. Surrounding him with people who care about his well-being is also key. |
77465219c65ae6d15bae075e84dad9d4 | What conditions can be helped by Reiki? | But it shouldn't replace any of your regular medical treatments. Reiki may help ease: Pain Sleep problems Nausea Anxiety Depression Tension Afterward, some people have a slower heart rate, lower blood pressure, and a drop in stress hormones. Because of this, Reiki is sometimes used to help conditions like: Cancer Chron... |
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