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d943b0e0bfc43957c562502345332937 | Can I drink alcohol if I take Lyrica to treat fibromyalgia? | Lyrica is not an antidepressant. Doing so can give you a headache, upset stomach, diarrhea, and sleeping difficulties. |
619632a7394504c6f83e593012d5d7b1 | What prescription medicines may interact with Lyrica when treating fibromyalgia? | Some prescription medicines may interact with Lyrica and may lead to dangerous side effects. Such drugs include: Blood pressure medicines called ACE inhibitors; taking Lyrica with these medicines increases your chance for swelling and hives. Combining the two can be dangerous. |
af02bc425b0233e095abd8a785c4555a | What fluids will help your child when they have a cold or flu? | According to the experts, just about any fluids are good for your sick child. Try some of these: Water. Dilute it with water so your child gets less sugar. But if your child is dehydrated, fruit juice doesn't have the right mix of sugar and salt to treat it. Get an oral rehydration solution like Pedialyte instead. Deca... |
03e325851e138e56dadb200615168835 | How are benign tumors treated? | A benign tumor is not a malignant tumor, which is cancer. But the growth of a benign tumor might be linked to: Environmental toxins, such as exposure to radiation Genetics Diet Stress Local trauma or injury Inflammation or infection In many cases, benign tumors need no treatment. Doctors may simply use "watchful waitin... |
03c07b186c856a1cecb25775c3d20730 | What are benign tumors? | A benign tumor is not a malignant tumor, which is cancer. But benign tumors can be serious if they press on vital structures such as blood vessels or nerves. Therefore, sometimes they require treatment and other times they do not. Although not common, this type of tumor can become malignant. Sometimes it is necessary t... |
214827c2762f859928031310d7e14788 | What are osteochondromas? | Surgery is the most common type of treatment for benign nerve tumors. Often, the doctor will simply watch this benign tumor with X-rays. Surgery may be needed if the tumor causes symptoms such as pain or pressure on nerves or blood vessels. |
c8a3995fefd9d6b5cb5b97e9ef5cb062 | What are meningiomas? | In the colon, less than 1 out of every 10 adenomas become cancerous. Others grow more quickly. Treatment varies depending on the location of the meningioma and the symptoms it causes. Symptoms may include headache and weakness on one side, seizures, personality changes, and visual problems. Sometimes the doctor will ch... |
4cd61ef55b23b49a84b13f541acd366d | What are fibromas? | Fibroids commonly grow in the uterus. Although not cancerous, uterine fibroids can lead to heavy vaginal bleeding, bladder problems, or pelvic pain or pressure. Another type of fibrous tissue tumor is a desmoid tumor. These tumors can cause problems by growing into nearby tissues. Because they can cause symptoms, fibro... |
9752b1ad8fa268a50f3f13038ebefda0 | How can I keep my circuit training interesting? | Or you can buy at-home equipment like dumbbells and resistance bands. If you're looking for a full-body workout in 30 minutes or less, circuit training does the trick. An instructor or trainer can work with you to find moves that will still get your heart pumping and tone your muscles. |
3102ff586a6e8af3f30431e4fa8a5c8d | How does circuit training work? | Each station has a different exercise. You may do bicep curls or jump rope for 60 seconds. You'll do about 10-25 reps at each station, lasting between 30 seconds and 3 minutes, and then move on to the next station. An instructor or trainer can work with you to find moves that will still get your heart pumping and tone ... |
bed95ce435bcb95c09c289195734268d | What are the different symptoms and types of ADHD? | Each one is identified by the symptoms of hyperactivity, impulsivity, and inattention. When the main symptoms are inattention, distraction, and disorganization, the type is usually called primarily inattentive. The symptoms of hyperactivity and possibly impulsiveness appear to diminish with age but are seen in the prim... |
d8a7aae08943c7c8b8dca8cfb4189c4a | Is ADHD more common in girls or boys? | Each one is identified by the symptoms of hyperactivity, impulsivity, and inattention. Inattentiveness is a hallmark of ADHD in girls, but because they aren't often disruptive in the classroom, they may be harder to diagnose. |
80baafedf90ec3498978db4db05fc348 | What type of doctor should my child see for ADHD? | But a group of specialists will use behavior therapy, medicine, or a combo to let your child put his best foot forward. He'll show him ways to control angry outbursts, for instance, or stay focused in the classroom. |
abec7a30118444fd7414e553397fa246 | Can I go to work if I have a sinus infection? | Or you've got a doozy of a headache. It's OK to go to work. The next day, you'll probably be able to go to work, since it usually isn't contagious. If you're very sick or your symptoms get worse after a week, call your doctor. |
a5e5ecd3400875e78bdb21a7365165bd | Should I go to work if I have the chills and sweats? | If your clothes are getting drenched, you most likely have a fever. Make sure you drink plenty of liquids. Consider seeing your doctor, especially if your temperature is over 102 degrees F. That could be a sign that you have an infection, such as the flu. For in-depth information, see Sore Throat: Cold, Strep Throat, o... |
16968c51d9cae96245d27a3c883c4db9 | What should I do if antihistamines aren't helping my allergies? | He can do tests to find out what's triggering the problem. He may recommend allergy shots to reduce your symptoms. Call your doctor to see if you need to get it treated with an antibiotic. |
ed24bf6ed0fa6360a0e5f12083886dea | Can I go to work with pinkeye? | It's OK to go to work. If you've got a tickle in the back of your throat or it feels like mucus is dripping into that area from your nose, your cough is probably from allergies or a cold. Call your doctor to see if you need to get it treated with an antibiotic. Make sure you wash your hands often so you don't infect an... |
f752bbbf201d367560c4f4987884b474 | What are the two parts of implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICD)? | The lead(s) are made up of wires and sensors that monitor the heart rhythm and deliver energy used for pacing and/or defibrillation (see below for definitions). The generator houses the battery and a tiny computer. Energy is stored in the battery until it is needed. The computer receives information from the leads to d... |
7b98748369a4db310fede2172c52793b | How should I care for the wound after implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICD)? | The morning after your implant, you will have a chest X-ray to make sure the ICD leads are in the proper position and your ICD will be programmed to ensure it is functioning properly. It will take a few weeks to heal completely. |
d1980b8ffcc26e4081fe3eb888f35375 | When should I call my doctor about my implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD)? | If you have concerns about your job or activities, ask your doctor. You lose consciousness before receiving a shock. You have swelling, bleeding, redness, warmth, or drainage at the implant site. You have numbness or tingling of the arm closest to your ICD. Any part of the device or leads is visible or protruding throu... |
9905b42f02d5829fbc6c2172da13617e | What activities should you avoid after getting an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD)? | You will receive specific instructions. This requires open-heart surgery. You have a fever or chills within 6 weeks to 8 weeks after the implant procedure. |
0c59fb2e5ccee8871839dbdf34f6d978 | What rheumatoid arthritis (RA) drugs protect you against diabetes? | They include: TNF inhibitors: These drugs block an inflammation-causing substance called TNF. TNF may play a role in the onset of diabetes. It's been shown to lower diabetes risk in people with RA by about 33%. According to research, abatacept reduces the risk of diabetes by about 50%. |
8872747bea21ba4ea7574b9c4e8effd9 | How can I reduce my risk of getting diabetes if I have rheumatoid arthritis (RA)? | Keep the disease under control. If you're overweight, losing as little as 7% of your body weight reduces your risk of diabetes. Be active. Eat a healthy diet. |
537fcc8fdbf0d7b75a40d86fe5981618 | What is the oral glucose tolerance test for diabetes? | The standard diagnosis of diabetes is made when two separate blood tests show that your fasting blood glucose level is greater than or equal to 126 mg/d L. However, if you have normal fasting blood sugar, but you have risk factors for diabetes or symptoms of diabetes, your doctor may decide to do a glucose tolerance te... |
c83d6a5adef4b38b84ef284e601541a6 | How do people with eczema feel after having flare-ups? | Keep track of anything you use that seems to trigger a flare after you touch it. Get help if you can't keep your stress under control. |
8e20d875363532502c8ee3f307cbdf7a | How can stress and anxiety make eczema flare up? | A weak or haywire immune system can cause a flare-up. Plus itchy, sore skin can also stress you out. It can be an endless cycle if you don't break it. Tips: Find ways to relax in times of stress. Make sure you get enough sleep at night so you feel refreshed the next day. Aromatherapy, massage therapy, and soaks in a wa... |
fcb283cd87155c3fe5d617530bd51383 | What should someone do if they have strong eczema itching? | It may go away for a while, then flare up again. Light therapy from the sun or with a UV-ray device at your doctor's office may ease outbreaks, too. For strong eczema itching that even keeps you up at night, try oral antihistamines. Diphenhydramine can stop itching and help you sleep. Fexofenadine, cetirizine, and othe... |
500249536a8f37528c19c7ce29b7831d | What else can cause eczema? | Tips: Keep your skin moist -- especially in winter, when the air can be very dry. Maybe cigarette smoke or a dusty house are to blame. Tips: Keep your home or office area clean. Dust often. Don't smoke or hang out with people who do. If you think you're allergic to pet hair or dander, talk to your doctor or see an alle... |
702e3909321b2887a000c9cfa4b98e37 | What types of clothing could trigger eczema? | If your skin gets too dry, it can become rough and itchy. Clothes that are too warm or heavy can make you sweat and cause a flare, too. Tips: Opt for soft clothes that are gentle on your skin and keep it cool. If wool or other fabrics seem to bother you, don't wear them. Find wool-free garments to keep you warm in wint... |
25f336333b965d2d27d7e5b406a74645 | Why does someone get eczema? | A weak or haywire immune system can cause a flare-up. Healthy, supple skin protects you. If yours gets too dry, it may not be able to block out tiny bacteria or allergens that cause eczema. Some people are more likely to get eczema than others. This includes African- Americans, people who work in health care or childca... |
a186d76f3ec34425be07597f5c04e20e | How does a doctor diagnose and treat eczema? | Your doctor can tell if you have eczema based on your symptoms, medical and family history, and what seems to trigger your outbreaks. You may need to see a dermatologist -- a doctor who specializes in skin conditions. There's no test to prove that you have eczema. Your symptoms, age, family history, other health proble... |
cebcca1a807fca903d9ea34215c95142 | How is moderate to severe eczema treated? | Eucrisa ointment is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory topical treatment that may help reduce redness and itchiness in mild to moderate atopic dermatitis. This medicine is given every two weeks as an injection under the skin. Work with your doctor to treat your eczema. Some drugs or remedies for eczema, like steroids, ca... |
84ef973da523a962a83893d7366147c3 | What is HER2-negative breast cancer? | A gene called HER2 makes too many copies of itself in about 20% of people with breast cancer. If you have that faulty version of the gene, your disease is called " HER2-positive." You'll need different treatments. |
b0645cc739ed9ec06bffdd0fc8be2343 | What medications can help treat HER2 positive breast cancer? | A gene called HER2 makes too many copies of itself in about 20% of people with breast cancer. Trastuzumab ( Herceptin) is the standard treatment for this type of breast cancer. Trastuzumab treats this type of breast cancer either alone or alone with chemotherapy drugs. Pertuzumab ( Perjeta) is another antibody that tre... |
8996a3040241692b4af677d387258a13 | Does L-carnitine help improve fibromyalgia symptoms? | If you want to take a natural approach to treating fibromyalgia, it's important to learn as much as you can about the therapies you consider. The studies are limited, but it's thought that L-carnitine may give some relief from fatigue in people with fibromyalgia. Some researchers have also concluded that while more stu... |
f45b9d53e0dd010dc9f7db0f16e34ac6 | How often can you have a bout of depression? | It's just part of life. Or they might not come for years. |
e0f0338989757d362eaa4104702d90ef | Can you prevent hepatitis A? | He'll also do tests that check how well your liver is working to be sure your body is healing. If you come in contact with someone with hepatitis A, you can get an immune globulin shot within 2 weeks. Good hygiene is also important. Always wash your hands with soap and water after using the bathroom, before and after h... |
11081b3e17c49300d9911015b6c2a6e4 | What plays a role in essential high blood pressure? | In the U. S. alone, about 30% of adults have high blood pressure. High blood pressure is more likely in people with a family history of high blood pressure, heart disease, or diabetes. Diet and lifestyle also play a big role in essential hypertension. The link between salt and high blood pressure is especially notewort... |
a572601fc4bf789ab6a577f93db71c68 | What blood pressure readings are too high? | If yours is 180/120 or higher, get medical attention right away. Your doctor could also tell you that you have something called prehypertension. That's when your BP is just a bit higher than 120/less than 80. Many people with high blood pressure are "salt sensitive." |
7fc9ab63e81bf3c1de26e7cab772ee83 | What is essential high blood pressure? | That's the force in the arteries when the heart beats. This is essential hypertension. |
7908b84194c697248b6f1fc8ba44c5cc | What are the side effects and precautions for alpha lipoic acid (ALA)? | Advocates of ALA make claims that range from beneficial effects for treating conditions such as diabetes and HIV to enhancing weight loss. However, little is known about the possible effect of long-term use of ALA supplements. And there are no dosage recommendations and little data on the potential effect of large dose... |
762b370cb09801d990f905551724cdbe | What are high-protein, low-carb diets? | !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(); }); } By comparison, the American Hea... |
610f0b6b3fb89319169e416dfe5051e5 | What are the risks of high protein, low carb diets? | High-protein, low-carbohydrate diets, like The Atkins Diet, have been widely promoted as effective weight loss plans. High cholesterol. Some protein sources -- like fatty cuts of meat, whole dairy products, and other high-fat foods -- can raise cholesterol, increasing your chance of heart disease. However, studies show... |
dc7a40f97e9fb922286f7e70ecbfed68 | Who shouldn't take diuretics (water pills) for high blood pressure? | Some diuretics are sulfa drugs, so they could cause a reaction if you're allergic. Older people tend to have more side effects such as fainting and dizziness from dehydration. You'll need to work closely with your doctor. Diuretics aren't recommended for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding. We don't know how these ... |
5a38466b79870be5dbb04e35370a8434 | What are the side effects of diuretics (water pills) for high blood pressure? | If you only need one dose a day, you might want to take your diuretic in the morning so you can sleep through the night instead of getting up to go to the bathroom. You also run the risk of getting dehydrated, and simply drinking more fluids may not be enough. Call your doctor if you're very thirsty or have a very dry ... |
bf13477dc47249505ffb8614eacfd120 | What are diuretics (water pills) for high blood pressure? | Because you have less total fluid in your blood vessels, like a garden hose that's not turned on all the way, the pressure inside will be lower. This also makes it easier for your heart to pump. !s_sensitive, chron ID: $('article embeded_module[type=video][align=top]:eq(0)').attr('chronic_id'), continuous Play: true, c... |
aa4610959c9c4845818667b6c0fd5ba7 | Can your immune system work against you? | You've heard of your immune system. It's made up of tissues, cells, and organs, including: Your tonsils Your digestive system Your bone marrow Your skin Your lymph nodes Your spleen Thin skin on the inside of your nose, throat, and genitals All of these help create or store cells that work around the clock to keep your... |
3a844b3e59232e0a1df2536185e89bc0 | How can I get calcium and vitamin D to help with osteoporosis? | Without calcium and vitamin D the drugs can't do their job. Whether you get them as a part of your regular diet or through supplements, these essential nutrients are key. If you still aren't getting enough calcium and vitamin D, then ask your doctor about supplements. If your doctor says you have osteopenia, treat it a... |
168b79ff984fdab740ee4fcb3ee2651f | How is tuberculosis treated? | What medications you take and how long you'll have to take them depends on which works to eradicate your TB. Sometimes, antibiotics used to treat the disease don't work. Doctors call this "drug-resistant" TB. If you have this form of the disease, you may need to take stronger medications for longer. That's why your doc... |
4aa462dab3abc5d5ebf58e93d3d549eb | How do you prevent the spread of tuberculosis? | If you have this form of the disease, you'll need to take a number of antibiotics for 6 to 9 months. But only a doctor can tell you if you're still contagious. If you have active TB of the lungs, you can infect other people. Or your health care provider may admit you to the hospital until TB germs are no longer expelle... |
bcdd4e83b106c23e5c55a7a9c12e5d7e | What are resources for dementia caregivers? | But the course dementia takes can vary widely from person to person. The Alzheimer's Association (800-272-3900) will refer you to your local chapter for information, resources, and their hands-on caregiver training workshops. " |
75328bfe817f4252236a918e374e4621 | How is syphilis treated? | For those allergic to penicillin, tetracycline, doxycycline or another antibiotic can be given instead. If you are in a later stage of disease, more doses will be needed. To reduce your risk of syphilis infection: Avoid intimate contact with a person you know is infected. |
11e5359e8c984b8fb85f2ab428b5d60a | What are symptoms of anaphylaxis? | Anaphylaxis is an emergency and is life-threatening. Symptoms include: Trouble breathing or throat feels like its closing Confusion Cramping Dizziness or fainting Hives covering much of the body Irregular heartbeat Shock or unconsciousness If you have any of these symptoms, call 911. Use an epinephrine shot if you have... |
7776378e8c1f84cb5fb9161906ec333e | What is the role of insulin in the cause of type 2 diabetes? | It builds up in your bloodstream instead. When you eat or drink, much of the food is broken down into a simple sugar called glucose. It moves through your bloodstream to these cells where it provides the energy your body needs for daily activities. Insulin and other hormones control the amount of glucose in your bloods... |
b84a293e01d0aae62f2b0cca0695b6ec | Why do ear infections often accompany a cold or the flu? | Germs that are growing in the nose or sinus cavities can climb up the Eustachian tube and enter the middle ear to start growing. The middle ear is a small space behind the ear drum that is supposed to be well ventilated by air that normally passes up from behind the nose, through the Eustachian tube, keeping the middle... |
a0f1555207a13433928087b6d842aceb | What triggers an ear infection in children? | The middle ear is a small space behind the ear drum that is supposed to be well ventilated by air that normally passes up from behind the nose, through the Eustachian tube, keeping the middle ear clean and dry. For children, the most common trigger of an ear infection is an upper respiratory viral infection, such as a ... |
381acf01434ae8c2ed15c1159b237592 | How is Paget's disease diagnosed? | It may cause your bones to break and can lead to other health problems. It can be confused with arthritis, osteoporosis, spinal stenosis, or other changes that come with age. Some people only find out they have it because of an X-ray or blood test taken for a different reason. To see if you have Paget's disease of bone... |
2c93d498723abf2943aafd254567e73e | Which tests may diagnose Paget's disease? | To see if you have Paget's disease of bone, your doctor will examine you and ask questions about your family history. People who have Paget's often have more of this enzyme than normal, which reflects the bone turnover that is common in Paget's. |
ceebebb8aec57e5ac4b856de28de517e | What are the symptoms of Ménièreâs disease? | Doctors think they understand how the symptoms of Ménière's develop. Along with the main symptoms, some people may have: Anxiety Blurry vision Nausea or diarrhea Trembling Cold sweat and rapid pulse Attacks are as brief as 20 minutes or last as long as 24 hours. It can cause hearing loss, though. It's not clear you c... |
796a3181c0bee1ad1b88c57945059dcc | How can herbal remedies help chronic pain? | It has been difficult to draw conclusions about the effectiveness of herbs, though there are a few, such as white willow bark, devil's claw, cat's claw, ginger, and turmeric, that have some evidence supporting their use. If you decide to use herbal preparations to better manage your pain, tell your doctor: Some herbs m... |
abdca79dee458bb073f432a83ef89985 | What are the two types of surgical implants that help chronic pain? | When they are used, which is rare, there are two main types of implants to control pain: Intrathecal Drug Delivery. Also called infusion pain pumps or spinal drug delivery systems. In spinal cord stimulation, low-level electrical signals are transmitted to the spinal cord or to specific nerves to block pain signals fro... |
a9f6310ee9d5b42bf1cd489dde514d7a | What are dietary approaches to help treat chronic pain? | Some people believe that changing dietary fat intake and/or eating plant foods that contain anti-inflammatory agents can help ease pain by limiting inflammation. Weight loss achieved by a combination of dietary changes and increased physical activity has been shown to be helpful for people suffering from osteoarthritis... |
2aa6278769ffcec64bd73e613b0d3ea3 | How can changing my sleep habits help my migraines? | When you hit the sack at random times or you get too much or too little shut-eye, that can trigger a headache. So, take time each day to relax. |
0baa7e247213db008926fe5e58f33777 | How can I prevent migraines or severe headaches? | You may want to consider preventive medications if: The drugs you take to relieve your migraines don't help or you have bad side effects from them. You may still need to take medicine when you do have one. |
360bec1c4daff13c9fd7da601e39effe | How can regular exercise help my migraines? | Make your headaches less severe. Limit stress. |
e9c622a138647806d6fe2398e10ae357 | How can you limit stress to prevent migraines? | Mild pain and redness at the injection site are the most common side effects. That could trigger a rebound headache. Go to bed and get up about the same time every day, including on weekends and holidays. Take a short walk. Meditate. Do yoga. |
f60a887bb3ae44ca0eff3c5fb662910d | Will I need a rectal exam to diagnose an anal fissure? | An anal fissure is a tear in the lining of your anus or anal canal. Your doctor may look at the area for a fissure. |
1f2177dc1446d606f8bfeaad18d5a48c | Are women more likely than men to get heart failure? | As with other types of heart problems, women and men can get heart failure for different reasons, and it can affect them differently. Fat-clogged arteries are less likely to be a main cause for heart failure in women than in men. Women who get heart failure sometimes respond differently to treatments than men, and the ... |
de7a00e8f2fc244ed5f276f5d6c812e4 | Can pregnancy cause heart failure in women? | About 3 million women in the U. S. have it. If they do, they're likely to have it again with future pregnancies, especially if they're over 35, African- American, or have pregnancy-related diabetes. |
dbfcb9d92273318b3e57ec9cd594c1ab | What medications and therapies might work better for heart failure in women? | As with other types of heart problems, women and men can get heart failure for different reasons, and it can affect them differently. They are sometimes used to treat high blood pressure. Aldosterone antagonists. They help the body get rid of water. Pacemakers. These devices control your heartbeat. |
3d9412a6463abca6103b90a3ab31cc60 | What are some short-term bursitis treatments? | Bursitis comes from inflammation, so you need to get it under control. You can: Avoid activities that seem to cause your pain or make it worse. Try over-the-counter anti-inflammatory drugs like ibuprofen or naproxen sodium to ease short-term pain and swelling. Use an ice pack or bag of frozen veggies on the area for up... |
a6ad7790944ff8552fe08338177bd195 | What are treatments for chronic bursitis? | If so, prescription antibiotics should clear it up. They'll also ease the pain and swelling. For bursitis that's severe, long-lasting, or comes back often, she may try one of these more aggressive treatments: Aspiration: The doctor will drain extra fluid from the bursa sac inside your elbow joint. Steroid shot: Your do... |
13822f70b04bb1bb9922499d58b22ebf | What are the treatments for antisperm antibodies? | They can make it harder for couples to have a baby. But it's rare for antibodies by themselves to make it impossible to get pregnant. Less commonly, your doctor may check your cervical mucus for antisperm antibodies. That could lead to fewer antibodies and raise the chances that your female partner could get pregnant. ... |
f174aea3ad137cd3f1c349cfb64d03ec | What causes antisperm antibodies? | It happens when the immune system mistakenly targets sperm in a man's semen as an invader and damages or kills it. This can also happen after a testicle surgery like a vasectomy. Women's bodies can make antisperm antibodies if they have an allergic reaction to semen. Antibodies in a woman's vagina kill the sperm. That'... |
5808ec9df3a7a199cf5a16849b25b8c7 | What are antisperm antibodies? | Like the name says, antisperm antibodies fight sperm. Both men and women can make them. They can make it harder for couples to have a baby. But it's rare for antibodies by themselves to make it impossible to get pregnant. In men, an infection in their prostate or an injury to their testicles can set off an immune respo... |
f87bbe8ea83baf2da28cd1c1d3d415c0 | What causes restless legs syndrome? | About 10% of people have restless legs syndrome, also called RLS. You should see a doctor to confirm the diagnosis of RLS and to exclude other conditions that may resemble RLS. Not enough iron in the diet is one cause of restless legs syndrome. |
9187fea4e0c5490b8f80e5d1d001a3d7 | Who's most likely to get restless legs syndrome? | About 2% to 3% of them have moderate to severe symptoms that affect their quality of life. Also: Slightly more women than men get it. Most people with severe RLS are middle-aged or older. Only 2% of children get RLS. People with RLS in their family usually get it at a younger age. About half of people with restless leg... |
c4a3d1dd00ae7a77bc15292b98773df3 | Can restless legs syndrome turn into something more serious? | But most people with restless legs syndrome do not have one of these conditions. For them, there is no risk of RLS developing into something more serious, like Parkinson's disease. Restless legs syndrome can get worse in people with other medical conditions if they don't get those conditions treated. |
faf067bcc6f5a9123da46fd61d9dea18 | When should I see a doctor about my restless legs syndrome? | Only 2% of children get RLS. If you have RLS, you should also see a doctor if you are: Losing sleep often Feeling depressed or anxious Having trouble concentrating You don't have to wait until one of these things happens. If you just want to feel better, see your doctor. If you think you have PLMD, see your doctor. |
feef066bc229b50d89950eaf786ec5c6 | Does restless legs syndrome ever go away? | If you have one of these conditions, treating it can improve RLS symptoms. Restless legs syndrome can get worse in people with other medical conditions if they don't get those conditions treated. There are four FDA-approved drugs for restless legs syndrome: Horizant, Mirapex, Neupro, and Requip. |
1b67ac5f9f76fd67733ad4ca7a15c519 | What conditions are linked to restless legs syndrome? | But most people with restless legs syndrome do not have one of these conditions. For them, there is no risk of RLS developing into something more serious, like Parkinson's disease. Not enough iron in the diet is one cause of restless legs syndrome. |
d05d857b196f996898cf9eddc0a9a2e6 | What tests are used to diagnose age-related macular degeneration? | If your doctor thinks you have age-related macular degeneration, he may want you to have one or both of these exams: Optical coherence tomography ( OCT). He can also see if swelling is getting better or worse if you had treatment with injections or laser. In this procedure, your doctor injects a dye into a vein in your... |
2d34dfcd8cd810bef1fbb909c305ea16 | What are some triggers of migraines? | Sometimes you just can't power through them. Even with medication, you may have to stop what you're doing until they go away. You likely have an idea of what sorts of things cause your headaches. It may be certain foods or the weather. It could be smells, travel, or your hormones. Medicine can help prevent some headach... |
f7dc826bf2c3417c8d95e53a2a30337c | How do migraines affect everyday life? | Normal headaches hurt your head. Sometimes you just can't power through them. Even with medication, you may have to stop what you're doing until they go away. Migraines can last for days. Because you might be at work or away from home, you might not be able to crawl under the covers in a dark room for all that time. Us... |
3cd18512d2048c30a1b96e9d02535cae | Are there always warning signs before a heart attack? | The condition may be detected by ECG (electrocardiogram) testing. People with diabetes often have silent ischemia. Other people mistake a heart attack for a symptom of the flu or reflux disease, which causes heartburn. Depending on the severity of a heart attack, a person may experience: Heart failure, where the heart ... |
0226cf58c0ccb2d9f73bfeb98592db8a | What is the outlook for heart attacks? | But those who survive the initial heart attack and are free from major problems a few hours later stand a better chance of full recovery. Depending on the severity of a heart attack, a person may experience: Heart failure, where the heart doesn't pump well enough to meet the body's needs Arrhythmias or abnormal heart r... |
43e0056f971fc77a62450df196f16b78 | What is a heart attack? | The heart has four main arteries, two of them large, branching arteries that deliver oxygenated blood to the heart muscle. If one of these arteries or branches becomes blocked suddenly, a portion of the heart is starved of oxygen, a condition called "cardiac ischemia." !s_sensitive, chron ID: $('article embeded_module[... |
cdd4f59271f61a61c262519b205b7ac1 | Is valerian a helpful sleep remedy? | It is one of the leading natural supplements for managing anxiety and insomnia. But according to the Natural Medicines Comprehensive Data Base there is not enough proof to say that it is effective in treating insomnia. Some limited findings show that valerian may reduce the time needed to fall asleep and may improve sl... |
f1dfa6ec6fe8b769adf99716b1dc860a | Are there risks associated with taking melatonin as a natural sleep aid? | Some people find that melatonin causes grogginess and depression. Others report falling asleep quickly with melatonin only to awaken in the middle of the night. Still, studies show that melatonin appears to be safe with short-term use (three months or less). Like all drugs, natural sleep remedies can have side effects ... |
f0fa7aafd22879a66c2646a06028e9a8 | Is kava a safe natural sleep remedy? | Kava, also known as kava kava, is an herbal remedy that's used for stress and anxiety relief and insomnia. Reports in Europe of more than 20 cases of cirrhosis, hepatitis, and liver failure suggest the possibility of liver toxicity associated with its use. |
95fe408883ae9c261d07de1798601e08 | What is the role of saliva in preventing tooth enamel erosion? | Tooth erosion happens when acids wear away the enamel on teeth. Not only does saliva increase the health of the body tissues, it protects enamel by coating the teeth in protective calcium and other minerals. Saliva also dilutes erosive agents such as acid, removes waste material from the mouth, and boosts protective su... |
44e51a75bb7d89eea9a11193d4ba7e89 | How does fluoride affect tooth enamel erosion? | While fluoride is useful in preventing tooth decay, too much fluoride can cause problems like enamel fluorosis. Children with enamel fluorosis may have ingested too much fluoride through supplements, or they took fluoride supplements in addition to drinking fluoridated water. Also, swallowing fluoride toothpaste increa... |
f1a808499f000ca3a32f709ef9820f63 | How does tooth enamel protect your teeth? | Enamel is the thin outer covering of the tooth. Enamel helps protect your teeth from daily use such as chewing, biting, crunching, and grinding. Although enamel is a hard protector of teeth, it can chip and crack. Enamel also insulates the teeth from potentially painful temperatures and chemicals. Because enamel has no... |
6bd0644efecacad330fded1a3ac47f53 | How can you prevent tooth enamel erosion? | Enamel is the thin outer covering of the tooth. See your dentist every six months for regular checkups and cleaning. You can also try the following: Eliminate highly acidic foods and drinks from your diet such as carbonated sodas, lemons, and other citrus fruits and juices. Rinse your mouth immediately with clear water... |
be45d36172f397b2156e1d45e7cfda57 | What are signs of tooth enamel erosion? | Enamel is the thin outer covering of the tooth. The edges of teeth become more rough, irregular, and jagged as enamel erodes. Indentations appear on the surface of the teeth. When enamel erodes, the tooth is more susceptible to cavities or tooth decay. When the tooth decay enters the hard enamel, it has entry to the ma... |
be983c0e9cba2401a0aa03336a1616ca | How does plaque cause tooth enamel erosion? | Plaque is a sticky film made up of saliva, food particles, bacteria, and other substances. Plaque forms between your teeth and gets inside tiny holes or pits in the molars. When this happens, the acids in plaque start to eat away at the healthy minerals in the tooth enamel. This causes the enamel to wear down and becom... |
8d1f3eedad51942966c5fe87a76bd33a | What do I need to know about tooth enamel erosion and restoration? | This tough shell is the hardest tissue in the human body. Because enamel is translucent, you can see light through it. But the main portion of the tooth, the dentin, is the part that's responsible for your tooth color -- whether white, off white, grey, or yellowish. Sometimes coffee, tea, cola, red wine, fruit juices, ... |
15e0d612e825856cb931557c05a1c847 | When should I call my doctor about intussusception? | For children younger than 2, intussusception is the most common abdominal emergency. When blood can't get to part of your intestines, the tissue in that area can die. If that happens, the lining of the abdominal cavity can become infected. This is a life-threatening condition called peritonitis. Your doctor will ask qu... |
c0548d64520e942b2601108704bcfe9a | What bladder problems can cause pain? | The three most common causes of bladder pain are interstitial cystitis, urinary tract infection, and bladder cancer. Sexual problems may also be related to interstitial cystitis. |
0914e2237f93671eb0f103c8798088f0 | How is a cystoscopy used to diagnose bladder cancer relative to bladder pain? | The doctor will insert a long, thin scope (cystoscope) up your urethra to view the inside of your bladder. During the test, the doctor can remove tissue samples from the bladder to be checked in the lab for cancer (biopsy). |
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