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cefbc5185cb085aa78a34e881dcc606d | What are the side effects of apremilast (Otezla) for the treatment of moderate to severe psoriasis? | Side effects can include redness, blistering, bruising, or scarring. These side effects may stop with continued treatment. In studies, a small number of people stopped taking Apremilast because of an adverse reaction. Some participants also had unexplained weight loss. It's recommended that those taking the drug have t... |
43a38871bf3d49d6297fbd9fab794319 | How can postvoid residual syndrome help in the diagnosis of overactive bladder? | This test checks to see whether the bladder empties fully by passing a flexible tube called a catheter through your urethra and into your bladder after you've urinated. The catheter drains the urine that remains in your bladder and measures it. Another way to test postvoid residual urine is with a bladder scanner that ... |
528571a81e2fdfd110f005b376116733 | What is overactive bladder? | That's why overactive bladder, also known as OAB or urge incontinence, is often called the "hidden condition." You might believe, as many people do, that overactive bladder is just an unpleasant but inescapable part of getting older. Actually it isn't -- and there is something you can do. Seeing your doctor and having ... |
ba78a3d8e312f5fdb521a0050f961815 | What are common side effects of cholesterol drugs? | Common side effects of cholesterol drugs include: Diarrhea Constipation Nausea Stomach cramps Muscle soreness, pain, or weakness Vomiting Headache Dizziness Drowsiness Fatigue Problems sleeping Rash or flushed skin Statins are one of the most commonly prescribed drugs in the U. S. and are known to lower a person's risk... |
6f844024a1b9409d906a52eea7eb00ac | What are severe problems from taking cholesterol drugs? | But for some people they can cause severe side effects like muscle damage and liver damage. Rarer side effects may include dark-colored urine, urinary tract infections, increased blood sugar or type 2 diabetes, and memory loss or confusion. It's unclear why these issues happen. Your doctor may test your liver while you... |
eee3c477650be8eb093b5409b9de70a5 | How long should I breastfeed my baby? | It can: Protect her from a wide range of common and rare early childhood diseases Raise the chances that she will make it safely through the first year of life and thrive over the long run Boost her sense of well-being and help you bond Doctors suggest you breastfeed until your baby is at least 1 year old. It doesn't w... |
31763a16519cbd5af398028e300b98e0 | How can the antibodies in breast milk help my baby? | Antibodies: They help fight disease. If you come down with a virus while you're breastfeeding, you're probably going to pass it on to your baby. But your milk will also give her the antibodies that your body makes to fight the virus. She may not get sick at all. And if she does, your antibodies will help her get well s... |
227f00221ddec2f7c6175f048e8c9f2f | Why is breast milk good for my baby? | It can: Protect her from a wide range of common and rare early childhood diseases Raise the chances that she will make it safely through the first year of life and thrive over the long run Boost her sense of well-being and help you bond Doctors suggest you breastfeed until your baby is at least 1 year old. |
fb6a13f293e4192c79e26d76399bcc81 | How can prebiotics found in breast milk help my baby? | It has a mix of hormones and immune factors like: Prebiotics: They help your baby grow healthy gut bacteria and stop the bad kind from taking root. A breastfed baby is less likely to have problems with diarrhea than a formula-fed baby. |
7cdc864eaa48e4992521a6ba5d3191da | What can prevent a mom from breastfeeding? | It doesn't work for every mother, but if it does for you, then it can be the only food or liquid she needs for the first 6 months. Little ones born before their digestive systems are fully developed are more likely to have health problems later on. Not every mother can breastfeed. Among them are: Diseases like HIV and ... |
79ab1e07caf7e086502dc2e599a4c394 | If I'm breastfeeding, why do the medicines I take matter? | If you come down with a virus while you're breastfeeding, you're probably going to pass it on to your baby. That means you and your doctor should talk about your meds to be sure you aren't taking anything that's bad for the baby. That includes vitamins, herbs, and over-the-counter drugs. |
1445d11fa43d1ff5062c2677e1aba5a2 | When should I call my doctor about my child's stomach ache and nausea? | The child is too weak to stand up. Knowing that a child has a stomachache or nausea can be hard, but pain lessens within two hours in most cases. The child has a stomachache and any of the following: Pain that happens more often or gets worse Pain that moves from the belly button to the lower right of the abdomen Troub... |
66a0a982dae8582908c923b581145d3c | Can small lymphocytic lymphoma be cured? | SLL tends to be a slow-growing cancer. In time, though, SLL can turn into a more aggressive type of lymphoma. After initial treatment for SLL, many people have a period of remission, when there are no signs of active disease. The illness may not return. But for some people, SLL does come back. If the lymphoma returns, ... |
8377c6d4f7d3b0d0b26b5bb2298b1610 | What can you do to stay healthy with small lymphocytic lymphoma? | Try your best to avoid infections. Eat a healthy diet, get proper rest, and stay away from sick people. Ask your doctor about which vaccinations you should receive, such as shots to prevent flu and pneumonia. Living with a serious illness poses many challenges, both physically and emotionally. For strength and support,... |
991e8143b1a3e17ac0784c6086e52e06 | How is small lymphocytic lymphoma diagnosed? | When symptoms appear, they may include: Painless swelling in the neck, armpit, or groin Loss of appetite Fatigue Night sweats Fever Weight loss Your doctor will do a physical exam and may ask you questions such as: Have you ever noticed any swelling in your neck, armpit, or groin? Your doctor may also ask you to get a ... |
aa0bea5078984d05018874e67199806f | What are symptoms of small lymphocytic lymphoma? | You might not have any obvious symptoms when you're diagnosed with SLL. When symptoms appear, they may include: Painless swelling in the neck, armpit, or groin Loss of appetite Fatigue Night sweats Fever Weight loss Your doctor will do a physical exam and may ask you questions such as: Have you ever noticed any swellin... |
f2ed3e5b346a4c3e4c710676e70ea37f | What tests diagnose small lymphocytic lymphoma? | This is the main test to diagnose SLL. Your doctor removes the lymph node and checks it under a microscope for signs of cancer. Your doctor may also do two bone marrow tests -- a bone marrow aspiration and a biopsy -- to find out how advanced your cancer is. They are usually done together as part of a single procedure ... |
d2eb45c70f4dcc7bad726a341817f19c | What causes small lymphocytic lymphoma? | Doctors don't know exactly what causes it. The average age that people get diagnosed with the disease is 65. And it affects men more than women. A few things are linked to a higher risk of getting SLL: You have a condition that causes you to have a weak immune system, like HIV/ AIDS. If that doesn't work out, you need ... |
84b7ae2983e85195362dcf7bce4955a9 | What is small lymphocytic lymphoma? | Small lymphocytic lymphoma ( SLL) is a cancer that affects a type of white blood cell called a "lymphocyte," which helps your body fight infection. You may hear your doctor refer to SLL as a "non- Hodgkin's lymphoma," which is a group of cancers that affect lymphocytes. When you have SLL, too many ineffective lymphocyt... |
0af1806dd293bb895c9e204d978ab12a | How is small lymphocytic lymphoma treated? | You might not have any obvious symptoms when you're diagnosed with SLL. During this period, he'll monitor you and start treatment if the disease starts to get worse. If you need treatment, you have several options: Chemotherapy. Targeted therapy. Your doctor can tell you if one of these trials might be a good fit for y... |
53adad4b75e03a513f079cd22876083e | Why is a support system important in managing chronic cancer and who should be a part of it? | Even if your cancer is stable and life feels normal, it's important to have a good support system. You may be independent, strong, and feel healthy, but chronic conditions have ups and downs, and the road ahead of you can be long. There's lots of support these days for the families of people with cancer. Making sure yo... |
c223781ca7cb6c55ecfd4b3afc8fa7e2 | What is a chronic disease? | It's a condition you can control with treatment for months. Asthma, diabetes, and depression are common examples. Often they don't have a cure, but you can live with them and manage their symptoms. Sometimes, your doctor might say controlled or stable to describe your cancer if it's unchanged over time. The disease can... |
dccc1c784986a07bf607be4e910c2312 | Is cancer treatment the same for everyone? | There are many things that affect how long your cancer treatment could last, including: What type of cancer you have Your treatment schedule or plan How often your cancer has come back How aggressive it is Your age Your overall health How well you handle treatment How well the cancer responds to treatment The types of ... |
471dbe2497a6efac2a9e6fada2766df6 | Have cancer treatments improved? | As a result, people are treating -- and living with -- cancer longer. Even when a cure isn't available, you can often live and thrive for years. Cancer is moving into a new category: manageable chronic disease. It can be more expensive than IV chemotherapy. There's lots of support these days for the families of people ... |
ea9161f931adb532abd6808f57ac88b7 | What are the most common types of immunotherapy? | The most common types are: Monoclonal antibodies: These are molecules made in a laboratory. Personalized medicine uses your genetic code to help predict how cancer will act in your body. |
3db30778b171b27124967628632df036 | What affects the duration and symptoms of chronic cancer? | Often they don't have a cure, but you can live with them and manage their symptoms. There are many things that affect how long your cancer treatment could last, including: What type of cancer you have Your treatment schedule or plan How often your cancer has come back How aggressive it is Your age Your overall health H... |
c79a7e241f9afd4d987a4d9ac928c32f | Is it possible to take chemotherapy in pill form? | The disease can also go through cycles of growing, shrinking, and staying the same. Chemo to Go: In the past, many cancers needed chemotherapy or other IV drug treatment. Now, in some cases, you can get the same or better results with pills you can take at home. That means fewer trips to the doctor. However, taking che... |
e8ace3e463de4a1019f1d178a2117024 | How do I figure out what may be causing my child's cough? | Ask yourself some questions: Does your child have other symptoms? A cough that comes with a runny nose and sneezing may point to a cold. Those symptoms, body aches, and a fever often come with the flu. When did the cough start? Allergies are more likely in the spring and fall. What does it sound like? Allergies, viral ... |
8581b9b81be1609f095b3b17b7a4e860 | How do fluids help with a child's cough? | Fluids: Give her plenty of drinks like water or juice to thin the mucus in her throat, making it easier for her to cough up phlegm. |
513570234857906230112fe96af972d1 | Can cough drops help you child's cough? | Cough drops: For kids over age 5, lozenges and hard candy can bring some relief to a sore throat caused by coughing. |
f146290a017e66e5f4ecdb075b36ab4b | When should I call the doctor about my child's cough? | But call the doctor if your child: Is not drinking or eating enough Makes a whooping sound when he breathes Runs a high fever Wheezes when he breathes Has a cough that lasts more than a month Doesn't look well to you Seek emergency help if your child: Coughs up blood Has blue lips, face, or tongue Has trouble breathing |
e2b2c7e658ba6bfffc9cbc1f3177200a | Can saline drops help my child's cough? | Saline drops: Saline or saltwater drops in the nose can help loosen congestion. |
4158cd61c908168abf213f8de0560a25 | Can steam and humidity help treat a child's cough? | Here are a few home remedies to try: Steam: You can create your own steam room. Close the door to your bathroom and run hot water in the shower for several minutes until the mirrors fog. The steam helps unclog your child's nose. Humidity: A cool-mist humidifier in your child's room adds moisture to the air to break up ... |
a9306b44b98faffcc3549668e6ff4257 | Can I give my child cough medicine? | Ask your doctor before giving your child any cough medicine. Don't give over-the-counter cough medicine to children younger than 4. They aren't meant for young kids. Even medicine labeled for children can have serious side effects, such as high blood pressure and seizures. |
84eb310e62ea8e27f717154804a787b2 | Why does my child cough? | But if it's caused by a virus, antibiotics won't make it stop. Viral infections have to run their course. Those symptoms, body aches, and a fever often come with the flu. But call the doctor if your child: Is not drinking or eating enough Makes a whooping sound when he breathes Runs a high fever Wheezes when he breathe... |
ec6797dfd1a2b7d4f8195b2fa10d57ae | What nutrients can help prevent osteoarthritis (OA)? | Although no specific diet has been shown to prevent osteoarthritis, certain nutrients have been associated with a reduced risk of the disease or its severity. They include: Omega-3 fatty acids. These healthy fats reduce joint inflammation, while unhealthy fats can increase it. Good sources of omega-3 fatty acids includ... |
a236a94d70d8cdb5d2d256db622b595e | How do I reduce osteoarthritis (OA) pain? | In addition, there are many treatments your doctor can recommend or prescribe. They range from over-the-counter pain relievers to injections of corticosteroids or other compounds and, eventually, surgery to replace the painful, damaged joint. |
ca0d8b6737ea63aa12e054706d1c568f | What factors increase the chance of getting osteoarthritis (OA)? | By age 65, more than half of us will have X-ray evidence of osteoarthritis, a disease in which the cartilage that covers the ends of the bones at the joints breaks down and bony overgrowth occurs. For many, the result is stiffness and pain in the joint. Suffering a joint injury when you are young predisposes you to ost... |
6c7a2ac8046b99a4dc5b497fde99cc65 | What is a nebulizer? | !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(); }); } A nebulizer changes medication ... |
54d6d9750ccbccac17ab222ed9fb1685 | How do you take care of a nebulizer? | Every third day, after washing your equipment, disinfect the equipment using either a vinegar/water solution or the disinfectant solution your equipment supplier suggests. Storing Cover the compressor with a clean cloth when not in use. Keep it clean by wiping it with a clean, damp cloth as needed. Do not put the air c... |
3c4a7468c895fc783ab054106378d35b | How do you get a nebulizer? | To obtain a nebulizer, you need a prescription from your doctor, or it can be dispensed from your pediatrician's office. Portable nebulizers usually cost a little more than home nebulizers. Both are usually covered under the durable medical equipment portion of health insurance policies. But, most insurance companies w... |
78fedab24b29265cc127d65184a1d7c0 | How can I avoid a latex allergy at work? | Use paper clips instead of rubber bands. Don't use erasers, either. Stay away from craft items like paint and rubber cement. If you work where people wear gloves -- cleaning, food service, or beauty work, for example -- ask to switch to latex-free products. |
9235e1e0407c002ead5b4ad378e00a13 | How can I avoid a latex allergy at my doctor's office? | Call ahead before any appointment and tell them about your allergy. Set your appointment for the first thing in the morning. There's less chance that latex particles will be in the air then. Tell all doctors, nurses, and schedulers about your allergy . Everything from stethoscopes and blood pressure cuffs to IV tubing ... |
790c270a262918e93ce877b74408f83c | How can I avoid a latex allergy while at home? | Use non-latex gloves for cleaning, washing dishes, and other household chores. Check your clothes for elastic waistbands or rubber soles. Check your bathroom for latex condoms, rubber bath-mats, and rubber grips on toothbrushes. Don't use erasers, either. If you know you might have a serious allergic reaction , carry t... |
0b1b7c54c70d43f7d94f6bfdb33edb3c | How can antibiotics help with Crohn's disease? | Researchers believe they might help control symptoms by reducing bacteria levels in your intestine and by curbing the intestine's immune system. |
c4fa10e7f6bb553cae965821a9134258 | What are the side effects of ciprofloxacin for Crohn's disease? | These side effects of ciprofloxacin are rare, but may include: Headache and severe dizziness Nausea, stomach pain, and diarrhea Sensitivity to sun Rupture of a tendon (very rare) Confusion Depression Hallucinations Fast heartbeat You're also at greater risk for a severe type of colitis. |
aa8747f8aaaf4e36aeae8f180fdf703c | What are common antibiotics used for Crohn's disease? | The most common ones used for Crohn's are: Ciprofloxacin ( Cipro) Metronidazole ( Flagyl) Some people need to get antibiotics through a vein ( IV). |
f2ac7f8ee8a7e1e7155e641366f83170 | What are abscesses, fistulas and pouchitis in relation to Crohn's disease? | These are pockets of pus that, in Crohn's, often form near the anus. Fistulas. These are abnormal tunnels that go from one part of your intestine to another or to nearby areas, such as the bladder, vagina, anus, or skin. Pouchitis. For some people, Crohn's disease is so severe that they need an operation to have their ... |
5633839f65f8ac5b2f9568dec11ef381 | Can I drink alcohol while taking metronidazole for Crohn's? | It can interact with the drug to cause a rare but severe reaction. The symptoms are nausea, vomiting, and shortness of breath. |
c763ddcebb0a077449bc0168d5c8c3a4 | When should you not take ciprofloxacin for Crohn's disease? | Do not take ciprofloxacin within a couple of hours of taking: Antacids Vitamin or mineral supplements that contain calcium, iron, or zinc This combination can make the antibiotic less effective. |
073dedd1d0ae2338a9dce8af02ee52df | What are possible side effects of ciprofloxacin for Crohn's? | These side effects of ciprofloxacin are rare, but may include: Headache and severe dizziness Nausea, stomach pain, and diarrhea Sensitivity to sun Rupture of a tendon (very rare) Confusion Depression Hallucinations Fast heartbeat You're also at greater risk for a severe type of colitis. If you get it, you'll need treat... |
cb9774b6e17c08a34212fbe21cc29c1a | Are there precautions to take when taking antibiotics for Crohn's? | No matter which antibiotic you're taking: Let your doctor know if you're pregnant before starting the medication. Wear sunscreen during daylight hours. Know that antibiotics can make birth control pills less effective. Be aware that antibiotics can make bleeding more likely if you're also taking anticoagulants (drugs t... |
85838b149167814ea93cdae8c7bd989f | What are the most common medications for ADHD? | The most commonly prescribed medications for ADHD are stimulants. These include: Amphetamine ( Adzenys XR- ODT) Amphetamine/ Dextroamphetamine ( Adderall, Adderall XR) Dexmethylphenidate ( Focalin, Focalin XR) Dextroamphetamine ( Dexedrine or Dextrostat) Lisdexamfetamine ( Vyvanse) Methylphenidate ( Concerta, Daytrana,... |
0655db282a9e0dd73ff9d20a8ad1cca4 | How do dosages differ in children who receive multimodal treatment of ADHD? | Children who receive multimodal treatment may need lower doses of medications compared to children only receiving medication. |
9e3f09d6c07279811cfd012d870ca001 | What combination of drugs in multimodal treatment of ADHD is most effective? | A multimodal plan is effective for most children. The particular therapy and medication, however, will vary depending on the individual child. Doctors, parents, and teachers need to work together to develop and administer the best treatment for each child and family. |
053f54e5cae5a75cd34f34d46bb9c0a7 | What is multimodal treatment of ADHD? | Multimodal treatment involves multiple methods of treatment that work together to help a child with ADHD. The main components of this approach are medications, behavioral therapy, and education. |
bef9baff7c83c7be1f00dca54ad098ea | How is ADHD treated? | But research suggests that for many children, the best way to manage the symptoms is a multimodal approach. |
892b77999453c028ccbd40947804401d | How many children have ADHD? | It affects an estimated 5.2 million school-age children in the U. S. Everyone, especially younger children, may have symptoms of ADHD from time to time. |
e598ac73ea6ab22aff5035a1ca43a4e8 | What are characteristics of ADHD? | ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) is characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and the inability to control impulses. |
5025d5e7a6cab526153b0bfc86c00e44 | How do I know if my child has ADHD? | Or it could help a child complete homework. |
b8ad4fbb2207195dc137a4d8658700df | Why is a medical history and exam necessary for ADHD treatment? | A higher risk of strokes, heart attacks, and sudden death among patients with existing heart conditions has been linked to use of ADHD medications. An increased risk of psychiatric problems has also been linked to ADHD medications. |
7f9d91745ba6b18fb53bd17f36d42b9b | What are the side effects of ADHD medicine? | Side effects of ADHD medicines can include: Anxiety Decreased appetite Fatigue Irritability Sleeping difficulties Skin discoloration (with patches) Upset stomach Most side effects are minor and improve with time. In some cases, doctors may lower a medication dosage to relieve side effects. |
c2559b28abe5bbd24911cc4508fa70b9 | How does multimodal treatment benefit children with ADHD? | It also was effective for those with anxiety and depression in addition to ADHD. Children who receive multimodal treatment may need lower doses of medications compared to children only receiving medication. A multimodal plan is effective for most children. |
8f3f8e2c0655ea325cbc4e0066a66db2 | What does education for parents of children with ADHD involve? | Educating parents about the disorder and its management is another important part of ADHD treatment. For parents, this may include learning parenting skills to help the child manage his or her behavior. That would involve skills such as giving positive feedback for desirable behaviors, ignoring undesirable behaviors, a... |
a98e52b0f4c67ff20d7cf19194f0b81d | What is the preferred treatment for ADHD in children? | Treatment guidelines call for behavior therapy as the preferred treatment for preschool children with ADHD. Medicine may be prescribed if further treatment is needed. For older children with ADHD, age 6 and older, an approach that includes both behavior therapy and medication is preferred. |
60127509eda716a54413c3d57182457f | Will I have to try several medications before my child's ADHD symptoms disappear? | Non-stimulant medications used to treat ADHD, include: Atomoxetine ( Strattera) Clonidine ER ( Kapvay) Guanfacine ER ( Intuniv) ADHD medications are used to improve children's ability to concentrate and work. Sometimes, a doctor must prescribe different medications or different dosages before finding the best treatment... |
99f0f7f17fbffe2305d3d16b1d1d6076 | What does behavioral therapy of ADHD involve? | The main components of this approach are medications, behavioral therapy, and education. This may involve helping the child learn to organize time and activities. It may also involve helping the child control his or her impulses and responses to emotional stimuli. |
1481410977df510ddf3924da7a855405 | What happens when you get a bladder infection? | That causes the lining of the urethra to get thinner and may change the balance of bacteria in the vagina, making infections more likely. When men get them, a prostate infection usually is the cause. |
f5f2e735b249df1cbb3cdb2ad518dbc4 | What causes bladder infections? | The main culprits are bacteria, usually E. coli. These bacteria live on your skin and in your intestines and most of the time, they're not a problem. Everyone has them. |
6f42c4eb5df52e0a8ce3703c352e856b | What causes bladder infections after menopause? | After menopause, women have less of the hormone estrogen. That causes the lining of the urethra to get thinner and may change the balance of bacteria in the vagina, making infections more likely. |
c221bf6be1b021ef058afbcf056605cb | What causes bladder infections during pregnancy? | During pregnancy, the baby can press on your bladder, which prevents it from emptying completely and gives bacteria a place to thrive. |
216b47ab6a2391d2d27ffe4d5c352a4f | What causes bladder infections in men? | When men get them, a prostate infection usually is the cause. But any blockage -- like from a bladder stone or enlarged prostate -- can prevent the bladder from totally emptying and cause infection. |
a82b2dcb7d3b561a4a6ba968a1116e78 | Who usually gets bladder infections? | Usually, the infections are more annoying than they are serious, and antibiotics are the treatment. But they can travel up the ureters to the kidneys and cause more severe problems, so it's important to treat them right away. Bladder infections are more common in women than men for several reasons. |
08cc5601902e17170913479c449d7675 | What makes bladder infections more common in women? | Women get bladder infections much more than men do. Having sex, wiping from back to front after you go to the bathroom, putting in a tampon, and using a diaphragm for birth control are all ways bacteria can get in. That causes the lining of the urethra to get thinner and may change the balance of bacteria in the vagina... |
1c6af8f496a5afd5edcc63b21f3de907 | What can I do to help manage a pinched nerve in my elbow? | If you have surgery, physical therapy to regain your arm and hand strength will likely be advised. You might need a splint for a few weeks to help make sure the elbow heals properly. Ongoing care for your elbow should include steps to avoid injuring or irritating the nerve further. You should be careful to avoid trauma... |
1172ebf9fd050fbffe7f5b7ad1e574d0 | What health conditions are linked to panic attacks? | This is where you have a hard time controlling your worry, and you struggle to keep your anxiety in check. But one of the challenges with panic attacks, long or short, is that the same symptoms happen with a wide range of other health conditions, including allergic reactions and heart and lung diseases. And if you have... |
bb3e5531fbe16589bcf61d6d6567aec6 | Why does my panic attack feel like it will never stop? | If you get a panic attack, it usually lasts 20 to 30 minutes, hitting its peak at about 10 minutes in. That's why panic attacks that last as long as an hour aren't very common. If that's happening to you, it's likely one of three things: Waves of panic attacks Aftereffects of a single panic attack Another health condit... |
8022d5388419f07f9839dda9a15da790 | How can you tell a panic attack from high anxiety? | A more likely possibility is that you had a single panic attack that leaves you feeling generally anxious, tired, and frayed. It's tricky. A true panic attack tends to have clear, intense, physical symptoms -- a pounding heart, shortness of breath, and so on. Anxiety can give you some of these, but they tend to be mild... |
3c6d59fb3ed307016eed5f9f3890fb07 | Why would a panic attack keep going? | So what's going on if it seems to you like your panic attack just won't end? If that's happening to you, it's likely one of three things: Waves of panic attacks Aftereffects of a single panic attack Another health condition If you have panic attack symptoms for an hour or more, you may really be having a wave of panic ... |
3b13fefd81650b9d68ad3ba071c0c78e | How often should I eat if I have gestational diabetes? | Have three small meals along with two or three snacks at about the same times every day. |
6c882a8e197d07da4faf0752963fe547 | How can surgery help a grown man with undescended testicle? | If you're a grown man with an undescended testicle, surgery to correct it isn't likely to change your fertility level. But you will want to talk to your doctor about testicular cancer as an undescended testicle makes you a little more likely to get it. And since the undescended testicle isn't in the scrotum, it's not p... |
5bdb5e19f8d5d4c6699d995b6b71898e | Whatâs an undescended testicle? | Normally, testicles move from the lower belly into the scrotum -- the pouch of skin below the penis -- in the last few months before birth. But sometimes, one or both do not fall into place. This is called an undescended testicle, and it can affect fertility later in life. |
41270a2a1480b0a7a16c0805a23d7c42 | Why is surgery on an undescended testicle called for at such an early age? | Now they recommend it at 6 to 12 months -- 18 months at the latest. Doctors now know that important changes in the testicles happen very early in life. By the time a boy is just 1 year old, an undescended testicle can start to lose the cells that make sperm. And the longer the testicle stays lodged, the higher the odds... |
b854802e84cb1f8dfa0aa1e3b2154c09 | What Is jaundice? | Newborn babies often get it. But adults can, too. Jaundice happens when there's too much bilirubin, a yellow-orange substance, in your blood. It's found in your red blood cells. When those cells die, the liver filters it from the bloodstream. But if something's wrong and your liver can't keep up, bilirubin builds up an... |
0de60f8cdba92bece2a302f31a0242d7 | How is jaundice diagnosed? | Jaundice happens when there's too much bilirubin, a yellow-orange substance, in your blood. If you have jaundice, your level of bilirubin will be high. Your doctor will ask you about your symptoms and medical history. She may also give you a physical exam and order tests to check your liver. And she'll do more tests, i... |
190e1f7838859e484a7c2e907249fdb2 | Whoy do adults get jaundice? | But adults can, too. Some of these include: Hepatitis: Most of the time, this infection is caused by a virus. Pancreatic cancer: This is the 10th most common cancer in men and the ninth in women. |
7eebd1188f9abaf72a7374970912bcf1 | Can genes play a role in chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE)? | Since not everyone with a history of brain trauma gets CTE, some researchers think other things, like genetics, may play a role. But head impacts are the only proven cause. |
c264172f29f5d6e0910f2951ddf366a1 | What are symptoms of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE)? | You may have: Memory loss Confusion Impulsive or erratic behavior Bad judgment Aggression Depression Paranoia Dementia These conditions usually begin years, sometimes decades, after your last brain injury or when you stopped playing. Some symptoms are similar to those seen in people with Alzheimer's or Parkinson's dise... |
92791a244833d02159962cc39810992e | How can kids and athletes prevent concussions? | Let your doctor know about any head injuries you've had, no matter how long ago, and when your symptoms started. |
eae5ee5ffdb5038d57b8fd84b5b958b6 | How soon can chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) be diagnosed? | Researchers are developing tests to diagnose CTE earlier. There have already been breakthroughs in tau imaging, and scientists have learned a lot about the condition. Their work may lead to advances in the diagnosis and treatment of the disease. |
e91615c5c3c223ee83c22d9d9021b32c | Is tau bad for you? | The clumped tau also spreads to other cells and makes it harder for the brain to work. This is CTE. Make sure all gear is worn properly. |
26515d273cfbf7e908b976152b9b86fc | What is chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE)? | Doctors first identified it under a different name in the 1920s in aging boxers. CTE results from cumulative damage and usually happens years later. When you've had repeated blows to the head, including concussions, they set off a slow series of events that may lead to brain problems. But people who play or have played... |
6be51acbcf0c539c01f1052fb44d548d | What severe reactions can I get from anesthesia during surgery? | Severe reactions to anesthesia are rare, but they do happen. For some people, confusion and memory loss can last as long as a week. And certain people are at greater risk of long-term memory loss. Talk to your doctor about these risks if you have: Heart disease Alzheimer's Parkinson's Lung disease A past stroke Anesthe... |
1a6a436a4af9a5a6eb86f7d16bc46ce1 | What is a deep vein thrombosis (DVT), and how does it appear after a surgery? | Deep vein thrombosis ( DVT) can be a problem especially after hip or leg surgery. It's a blood clot in a vein deep inside your thigh or belly. It may make your leg swollen, red, and painful, or it may not cause any symptoms at all. |
e2dac9bd2b8e14ed187a9fe71ef89eec | What happens to my muscles after surgery? | It doesn't seem like your muscles would weaken after a few days of resting in bed, but they can. Even young, healthy adults lose about 1% of their muscles on a day of complete bed rest. For older adults, it's up to 5% every day. The weaker you are, the longer it will take you to recover completely. So sit up and move w... |
f5ff30151d97a178cbd54c22681aca54 | What does it mean if I have pain after my surgery? | Nearly everyone has some pain after surgery. How much will depend on what type of procedure you've had and how healthy you were before you went into the operating room. Many procedures now are less "invasive" -- in the end, it hurts less and you recover faster. And there are plenty of options for managing your pain. Do... |
458872881b79809b3653d8e5295fd311 | How can I prevent infection of my wounds after surgery? | Watch out for: Redness and swelling around the cut Fluid or pus draining from the wound Fever Generally, fewer than 3 people out of 100 will get an infection after surgery. But your chances go up if you're older, you smoke, you're overweight, or you have diabetes or other medical issues. The risk is also higher with an... |
4e6c9ff4af773af0be588c36361e20be | What are common complaints from anesthesia after having a surgery? | When you wake up from "being under," you won't be feeling your best. Common complaints include: Being queasy Confusion Chills Itching Sore throat These symptoms usually don't last long. |
d997f19b541325fc36e6a31af13210ed | What are things that I should watch out with my surgical cut after surgery? | Most of them are minor, affecting just the skin around the surgical cut. They slow the healing process. But sometimes one can become severe and even life-threatening. Watch out for: Redness and swelling around the cut Fluid or pus draining from the wound Fever Generally, fewer than 3 people out of 100 will get an infec... |
c942cbaa90c4506ec2769af542055ba0 | What breathing problems from anesthesia can I have after surgery? | Talk to your doctor about these risks if you have: Heart disease Alzheimer's Parkinson's Lung disease A past stroke Anesthesia hampers your normal breathing and stifles your urge to cough. After chest or abdominal surgery, it could hurt to breathe in deeply or push air out. Mucus may build up in your lungs. You may not... |
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