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0f52a924d904d3c2493108002b4f0dc3 | What are the side effects of aromatase inhibitors to treat breast cancer? | Side effects of aromatase inhibitors include: Nausea and vomiting Diarrhea and constipation Hot flashes Headache Bone pain Severe fatigue Skin rash Swelling and water retention Flu-like symptoms Increased bone loss Fulvestrant ( Faslodex): This shot keeps estrogen from attaching to cancer cells. |
8c85309a93ab37c6f59cea1a66875dc7 | Who shouldn't use tamoxifen? | Tamoxifen is an option for: Treatment of the earliest form of breast cancer, ductal carcinoma in situ ( DCIS), along with surgery Treatment of abnormal cells in the glands that make milk, called lobular carcinoma in situ ( LCIS), to lessen the chance that they'll become more advanced breast cancer Treatment of breast c... |
8b5384ecf28f91cc72f6cf91e4202717 | Who can use tamoxifen for breast cancer? | Tamoxifen is an option for: Treatment of the earliest form of breast cancer, ductal carcinoma in situ ( DCIS), along with surgery Treatment of abnormal cells in the glands that make milk, called lobular carcinoma in situ ( LCIS), to lessen the chance that they'll become more advanced breast cancer Treatment of breast c... |
aadf5ac14b516602affb662a5a72de7b | What is palbociclib (Ibrance)? | They help the cells grow and spread. There are two types of hormone therapy for breast cancer: Drugs that stop estrogen and progesterone from helping breast cancer cells grow Drugs or surgery to keep the ovaries from making the hormones Hormone therapy is different from hormone replacement therapy ( HRT), a treatment t... |
6b1a17e83a8e7585149baa417c40a9ab | Who gets hormone therapy for breast cancer? | If they do, it means that they depend on these hormones to grow. In that case, your doctor will probably recommend hormone therapy as part of your treatment plan. Also, if you don't have the disease but have a family history of it, or genes that raise your risk, your doctor may recommend hormone therapy to lower your c... |
15a76825e118e719ca839ea370e3d11b | How can palbociclib (Ibrance) and ribociclib (Kisqali) help with treating breast cancer? | They help the cells grow and spread. Tamoxifen is an option for: Treatment of the earliest form of breast cancer, ductal carcinoma in situ ( DCIS), along with surgery Treatment of abnormal cells in the glands that make milk, called lobular carcinoma in situ ( LCIS), to lessen the chance that they'll become more advance... |
d4d5998db296131cf766214b03d607e4 | How can fulvestrant (Faslodex) help with treating breast cancer and what are its side effects? | It works by keeping estrogen from attaching to the cancer cells. Studies have also shown that tamoxifen lessens the risk of breast cancer returning in women who have had the earliest form of the disease, ductal carcinoma in situ ( DCIS). |
0ad77b26c7c24ad0f97926bf145cb72f | How can Goserelin (Zoladex) and leuprorelin (Lupron) help with treating breast cancer and what are its side effects? | There are two types of hormone therapy for breast cancer: Drugs that stop estrogen and progesterone from helping breast cancer cells grow Drugs or surgery to keep the ovaries from making the hormones Hormone therapy is different from hormone replacement therapy ( HRT), a treatment that adds hormones to the body to coun... |
ba94c2ec648ee32ced9a49c0040b8689 | Why do some women take tamoxifen to help prevent breast cancer? | Tamoxifen is an option for: Treatment of the earliest form of breast cancer, ductal carcinoma in situ ( DCIS), along with surgery Treatment of abnormal cells in the glands that make milk, called lobular carcinoma in situ ( LCIS), to lessen the chance that they'll become more advanced breast cancer Treatment of breast c... |
f22c2e3402110ab1b23baefea4a22fe5 | Can any drug besides tamoxifen prevent breast cancer? | For women, the side effects of tamoxifen are similar to some of the symptoms of menopause. Studies have found that it prevents breast cancer in women who are at high risk, but with fewer side effects. The FDA has approved it for breast cancer prevention. |
e3427d363ea1341e5d5fe8973715e6b1 | How common are blood clots and strokes in breast cancer patients who take tamoxifen? | Women who are at high risk for breast cancer can take tamoxifen to try to lower their chances of getting the disease. Women who take tamoxifen may have a slightly higher risk of blood clots in their lungs or large veins. It's an even bigger risk for smokers. |
cc38a4d9f57b4bfcd5cd2c65a054760b | What is fulvestrant (Faslodex)? | It works by keeping estrogen from attaching to the cancer cells. Studies have also shown that tamoxifen lessens the risk of breast cancer returning in women who have had the earliest form of the disease, ductal carcinoma in situ ( DCIS). |
e4ccb9559b21968207fb64b75bccc572 | Should you call your doctor if you think your arm is broken? | Most broken arms have these symptoms: A large amount of pain and increased pain when moving the arm Swelling Maybe an obvious deformity compared to the other arm Possible open wound either from the bone puncturing the skin or from the skin being cut during the injury Decreased sensation or inability to move the limb, w... |
39f1c6bd04cc90ed3b284713cb10133a | Can you prevent a broken arm? | There are 2 main ways to help prevent a broken arm. Wear appropriate personal safety equipment as protection. Prevent and treat osteoporosis, the disease that causes bone loss, especially in older women. This is best done early in life by building stronger bones through a good diet and exercise. |
837ca617047cdef364a6d5f9290a72b3 | What are symptoms of a broken arm? | Most broken arms have these symptoms: A large amount of pain and increased pain when moving the arm Swelling Maybe an obvious deformity compared to the other arm Possible open wound either from the bone puncturing the skin or from the skin being cut during the injury Decreased sensation or inability to move the limb, w... |
bd89c0fd26019244d61ee5be6a0c4300 | What should you do when you break your arm? | Do this by using a towel as a sling. Place it under the arm and then around the neck. An alternate approach to keep the arm from moving is to position a rolled and taped newspaper along the swollen area and to tape it in place. Apply ice to the injured area. Place ice in a bag and leave it on the arm for 20-30 minutes ... |
27569f3210bf88662d127b673fa3394b | What things can I do every day to prevent heart disease? | Three ideas to try: exercise, meditate, and talk to people you trust. Work on your weight . Pass on foods that are salty, high in unhealthy fats, or fried. Pick a couple of activities that sound like fun. Up to 1 glass a day for women, and up to 2 glasses a day for men. You may have levels of blood pressure, cholestero... |
eedcf5931546dac8bb9a2be533e7c58c | Do any foods help keep your teeth white? | Dig in to produce and calcium-rich foods: When you munch on fruits and veggies, it can help âscrubâ your teeth. Think about how clean your mouth feels after eating a fresh, crisp apple. High-calcium foods such as cheese can aid in keeping your teeth white. |
02c3c68f2e3d0a3c893e1f445bbb7452 | Can getting regular cleaning at your dentist's office help maintain white teeth? | Get regular cleanings at your dentist's office: Professional cleanings will remove plaque, which can pick up stains from what you eat and drink. Your dental hygienist can help keep teeth looking and feeling great. |
59f3ff18a5c8c0f76d6e2f981114dd94 | Are mouthwashes and rinses good for teeth whitening? | Mouthwashes and rinses: These often use a mild hydrogen peroxide solution to brighten your teeth. To give whitening mouthwashes a boost, some people rinse first, and then brush their teeth with a whitening toothpaste. |
e0fcebb0a9cb24b7c57480cb5684ba96 | Can avoiding tobacco help maintain white teeth? | Avoid tobacco: Cigarettes, cigars, pipes, and chewing tobacco can yellow your teeth. Kick tobacco, and you'll have whiter teeth as well as a healthier heart. |
cef728d34f083c6e4d54414fceb48d62 | What information can help a doctor diagnose depression? | This key information can help the doctor make an accurate diagnosis and ensure effective treatment. Before your visit, consider and record the following: Your mental and physical health concerns Symptoms you've noticed Unusual behaviors you've had Past illnesses Your family history of depression Medications you are tak... |
f16f95df872b5b91e950c349d5557474 | What are the symptoms that lead to the diagnosis of depression? | Your doctor will ask questions about the way you feel, including whether you have any symptoms of depression such as the following: Sadness or depressed mood most of the day or almost every day Loss of enjoyment in things that were once pleasurable Major change in weight (gain or loss of more than 5% of weight within a... |
a59cc4f51073ed0cbdffb3a399ad565a | Why is it difficult to diagnose depression? | Do you wonder how doctors are able to make an accurate depression diagnosis? Now, however, a doctor will make a distinction regarding the particular disorder or subtype of depression that a patient has. A depression diagnosis is often difficult to make because clinical depression can manifest in so many different ways.... |
ff921c7b3181ca1d308a9b4dbba61d99 | What are the physical signs of depression? | Signs of depression may include the following: Appearance of preoccupation Lack of eye contact Memory loss, poor concentration, and poor abstract reasoning Pacing, hand wringing, and pulling on hair Psychomotor retardation or agitation, such as slowed speech, sighs, and long pauses Self-deprecatory manner, or belligere... |
c986ee7863d4943d0165300fe3bdde8a | How does a doctor diagnose depression? | In fact, talking with the patient may be the most important diagnostic tool the doctor has. To effectively diagnose and treat depression, the doctor must hear about specific symptoms of depression. A doctor may use a series of standard questions to screen for depression. A doctor can rule out other conditions that may ... |
90427718e27da2fc865fbfa772b16539 | How is pink eye diagnosed? | The doctor will also observe that your eye is inflamed or red. Often, the cause can be determined from your symptoms, medical history, and the eye exam findings alone. Most of the time, treatment is started right away. If there are additional lab results, treatment may be modified based on the results of lab tests. You... |
15952710dba6317116b0be9122262ccb | How does someone prepare for an eye exam? | When you call to make an appointment for your exam, mention any vision problem you're having. Before you go, list any questions you want to ask the doctor. Also be ready to update him or her on any medicines you take and your (and your family's) eye health history. Bring your glasses and contact lenses along with the p... |
6d10c54d7a5d3882ca30bdb44d69e0df | Why should I see an eye doctor? | If you've had eye trouble in the past, or if you're at risk for developing it (if someone in your family had it), you should see an eye doctor every year. Why? You need to check to see if you have serious, sometimes "silent" problems that can affect your vision, like: Glaucoma Age-related macular degeneration Cataracts... |
e59eadd511025c545c2e227ba90f8b3c | How often should I get my eyes checked? | It depends in part on your age and also on your eyes and family. If you're younger than 40 and have no eye problems, your doctor might suggest you get routine tests every 2 years. Or he could tell you that you don't need any tests. Ask what he thinks is best for you. If you're 40 or older, you should get your eyes chec... |
89abe366403edae49daf9dc6b91d7132 | What is a visual field test when getting an eye exam? | Visual field test (perimetry): Your visual field is the area you can see in front of you without moving your eyes. Using one of three tests, the eye doctor maps what you see at the edges (periphery) of your visual field and will use this map to diagnose eye conditions. |
2c92890f414b594e48cdc34cff957fea | What is an eye muscle movement test in an eye checkup? | You'll probably have all or most of the following eye tests, and possibly some other ones, too: Eye muscle movement test: This checks your eyes' alignment. The doctor will watch your eyes move while you follow a target (like a finger tip or his pen) as it moves in different directions. |
a5f8f8b054784212e2847f53ef5e6940 | When should my child see their eye doctor? | You need to check to see if you have serious, sometimes "silent" problems that can affect your vision, like: Glaucoma Age-related macular degeneration Cataracts Diabetic retinopathy If your child has no risk factors for eye problems, she should get her vision checked as a newborn and again at every regular health visit... |
cfe012234875c11048bf0f05f5c48e12 | How should I prepare for my eye exam? | When you call to make an appointment for your exam, mention any vision problem you're having. Before you go, list any questions you want to ask the doctor. Also be ready to update him or her on any medicines you take and your (and your family's) eye health history. Bring your glasses and contact lenses along with the p... |
5475aa2056c787f54eb4fd991b2529bf | What is a cover test in an eye checkup? | Bring your glasses and contact lenses along with the prescription with you. Cover test: This tells how well your eyes work together. You'll stare at a small target some distance away. The doctor will cover and uncover each eye to observe how much your eyes move. Your doctor will also be watching for an eye that turns a... |
d8666852dcd3d0bb82dce216d4a18353 | What will happen during my eye exam? | The exam may last from half an hour to several hours, depending on the equipment used. It will cover your vision and your eye health. Ask family or friends who they use. Ask your family doctor for a referral. Call the ophthalmology or optometry department of a nearby hospital and ask about doctors who practice there. C... |
4fcd24991b8c34f129286a51e6e5dba7 | How do I know if my eyes are at risk for some sort of damage? | You need to check to see if you have serious, sometimes "silent" problems that can affect your vision, like: Glaucoma Age-related macular degeneration Cataracts Diabetic retinopathy If your child has no risk factors for eye problems, she should get her vision checked as a newborn and again at every regular health visit... |
676b867125405581e4478cc54d3566f6 | What is anger? | Anger is a very powerful emotion that can stem from feelings of frustration, hurt, annoyance, or disappointment. It is a normal human emotion that can range from slight irritation to strong rage. |
e1d6a2ab1b2674a2284b9e51a76d3c62 | What can happen if anger is supressed? | Suppressed anger can be an underlying cause of anxiety and depression. Anger that is not appropriately expressed can disrupt relationships, affect thinking and behavior patterns, and create a variety of physical problems. Chronic (long-term) anger has been linked to health issues such as high blood pressure, heart prob... |
e10250aa8a026d6edd1b244ded488434 | How can clinical trials help with stage I breast cancer? | Clinical trials are something else to consider. They're open to many women with stage I cancer, and they may allow you access to cutting-edge treatments. Talk to your doctor to find out more about them. |
7d259bbbc1e57b8757eac3966c518cc1 | How is surgery used to treat stage I breast cancer? | Surgery is standard treatment for this stage. Since the tumor is small, you may have a lumpectomy -- just the tumor and some of the tissue around it are removed. Some women get a mastectomy, in which the whole breast is removed. In either case, the surgeon will likely take out one or more lymph nodes. After a mastectom... |
013cfe0e18d4691fe4be22808d3fed31 | How is hormone therapy used to treat stage I breast cancer? | Hormone therapy is a good option after surgery for women who have tumors that use hormones to grow, called hormone receptor-positive cancer. Medication can help prevent tumors from getting hormones. These drugs include tamoxifen for all women, and anastrozole ( Arimidex), exemestane ( Aromasin), and letrozole ( Femara)... |
9d5fe3270a621f3e166dae92bc9f6a8e | How is radiation therapy used to treat stage I breast cancer? | Radiation therapy can kill cancer cells that were missed. It's usually given after a lumpectomy. Women with stage I cancer who get a mastectomy sometimes need radiation, too. |
8079ef1d15a690063710a321e8625d34 | What are phosphodiesterase-4 (PDE-4) inhibitor bronchodilators, and what do they treat? | Newer oral drugs called phosphodiesterase-4 ( PDE-4) inhibitors have also proved to work in treating chronic obstructive pulmonary disease ( COPD). A number of clinical trials showed the PDE-4 drug Roflumilast improved lung function when used with bronchodilator therapy. Some studies found it also led to fewer flare-up... |
e596159803a492a8e611203f92cf504c | What are beta-agonist bronchodilators, and how do they work to treat emphysema? | Beta-agonists relax muscles around the airways. Your doctor may prescribe short-acting beta-agonists only when you need them, to control your symptoms. They start working within 3 to 5 minutes and last 4 to 6 hours. But they may cause your heart to race. They can also cause shakiness and cramping in the hands, legs, an... |
4d0a544afad0ad60357e734a01094342 | How can steroids and combination medicines work to treat emphysema? | Steroids reduce swelling and mucus in your airways so you can breathe easier. Usually, you breathe them in with an inhaler. Over time, steroids can have serious side effects, including weight gain, diabetes, cataracts, high blood pressure, weakened bones, and increased risk of infection. Your doctor may recommend you u... |
25ae1b0ea0a4e34c46ec0fecf89b69e8 | How can mucolytics help with treating emphysema? | These drugs help thin the mucus in your lungs so you can cough it up easier. Studies show using them can reduce flare-ups, especially if your emphysema is more severe. |
7b50e04424cebe4000e6bf31da7dbeef | How can protein therapy help with treating emphysema? | Getting infusions of AAT can help slow down lung damage. It's designed for people who have severe emphysema in the upper lobes of their lungs. |
7d303c3798b18cc0a0dc6ef64316ad58 | What are short-acting and long-acting bronchodilators, and how do they work to treat emphysema? | The short-acting drugs work faster but don't last as long. The long-acting ones don't work as fast, but they last longer. If your emphysema symptoms are mild, your doctor may recommend you take short-acting bronchodilators during flare ups. As your symptoms get worse, you may have to take daily doses of long-acting bro... |
53177ac380c7884c20e56f88181ebf91 | How can vaccines help with treating emphysema? | They can also prevent other problems and keep the disease from getting worse. If you have advanced emphysema, your doctor may prescribe a long-acting inhaled bronchodilator. They also suggest you get a pneumonia shot every 5 to 7 years to prevent infection. |
c6ce0a3bd31f32002870ad06fdff72aa | What are anticholinergic bronchodilators, and how do they work to treat emphysema? | Bronchodilators come in two forms: Anticholinergics stop the muscles around your airways from tightening. They also make it easier to clear mucus from the lungs. They start working within 3 to 5 minutes and last 4 to 6 hours. Short-acting anticholinergics start working in about 15 minutes and last 6 to 8 hours. The mos... |
0a8c744878e7770d0a3ebf88f4088d34 | What surgeries can treat serious cases of emphysema? | They include: Lung volume reduction surgery ( LVRS). In this procedure, a surgeon removes part of one or both of your lungs. Bullectomy. In rare cases, air sacs in the lungs caused by emphysema grow larger and can press against healthy parts of the lung. Lung transplants are possible for the most severe cases. Targeted... |
5308b545146d2910177acbae14709ecf | What new treatments may one day treat severe cases of emphysema without major surgery? | Researchers are developing ways to treat severe cases of emphysema without major surgery. The valves block airflow and mucus to those areas so the healthy areas of the lung can work better. Lung volume reduction coil treatment ( LVRC). The doctor inserts straightened nickel-titanium coils into the lungs. Broncoscopic t... |
24050a9bd2b7deb28ff3b13ea75729f3 | How can emphysema be treated? | Which ones your doctor recommends will depend on how severe your symptoms are. They also make it easier to clear mucus from the lungs. That, in turn, can make it harder for you to breathe. |
496578736e78c9556723289640fced53 | Can an automatic external defibrillator (AED) shock a person who is not in cardiac arrest? | No, the AED treats only a heart in an abnormal rhythm suitable for defibrillation. If a person is in cardiac arrest without such a rhythm, the heart will not respond to electric currents. CPR should be administered until medical help arrives. |
745691ed1b206c6d99f23d9b5fbb680d | What is sudden cardiac death (SCD)? | Sudden cardiac death ( SCD) is a sudden, unexpected death caused by a lethal heart rhythm (sudden cardiac arrest). It is a leading cause of ''natural deaths'' in the U. S., causing about 295,000 adults to die each year. SCD is responsible for half of all heart disease deaths. |
17585b35b12d51de4c3c46efd1401caa | Who can use an AED? | Most AEDs are designed to be used by non-medical people such as fire department personnel, police officers, lifeguards, flight attendants, security guards, teachers, and even family members of high-risk persons. The goal is to provide access defibrillation when needed as quickly as possible. CPR along with AEDs can dra... |
59640e75d53fa631900b1f43280e9e60 | Who can get sudden cardiac death (SCD)? | SCD occurs most frequently in adults in their mid-30s to mid-40s, and affects men twice as often as it does women. SCD is rare in children, although the exact prevalence is not known. |
2ff7c0f9574cf622bf61ce0c4b3acf1e | How do you treat sudden cardiac death (SCD)? | Sudden cardiac arrest can be treated if addressed within the first few minutes. The American Heart Association promotes the following four steps, called "the chain of survival:" Early Access to Care. Quick contact with emergency care is essential. Call 911 (in most communities) or your local emergency number immediatel... |
790fd1688a85a0e0146f1393a9157319 | Can fast food and junk food affect a child's digestion? | Make sure she's eating enough fruits, grains and vegetables. |
ebf56d5aea619b702ca27a263349b87d | When are children and infants most likely to have constipation? | There's no simple definition of normal bowel activity in children, but there are three stages when they're most likely to have problems with constipation: In infants, when you first begin the switch from formula to solid foods In toddlers, when toilet training first begins In older children, around the time they start ... |
b9f689b50702916650b7f34badd82b4d | Can getting your child to regularly use the bathroom help with constipation? | Get your child into the habit of regular bowel movements. Have him try for at least 10 minutes two times a day. After a meal is a good time. |
a1cffa8301a40d4791c92bd0e68fa181 | What tests might your pediatrician do if you child's constipation is severe? | Add more fiber into your child's diet. This is a normal X-ray to check for blockage. The bowels are coated with a dye so that any problems in the rectum, the colon or the small intestine will clearly be seen on an X-ray. Rectal biopsy. |
9fc8dc90b415239a3f9ceefea33ae483 | After how long should you see a doctor about your child's constipation? | Your child may be constipated if he's having any of these symptoms: Abdominal pain Fewer than three bowel movements per week for children, and for babies, no bowel movement for 2 or 3 days more than usual Your child attempts to hold in his stool -- signs include making faces, crossing his legs, or twisting his body. It... |
67acbfe14e8750d42bf391f8ba9157ac | What are signs that your child might be constipated? | Hard, dry stools that don't pass easily Stains and small stool marks in your child's underwear There are many things that can cause your child to become constipated. If your child's constipation lasts for more than 2 weeks, something else may be going on. |
650fabdfa2ab3625269f9f0f37d76aad | What if I am dehydrated due to vomiting during chemotherapy? | Call your doctor if your vomiting is severe or comes back often so you can't keep anything down, or when you also have any of these symptoms: Dark urine Small amount of urine Rapid heart rate Headaches Dizziness when standing up Flushed, dry skin Coated tongue Irritability and confusion Before each treatment session, t... |
905207fcf290b9c77692c67e7b5716b3 | Does cancer treatment still work if I am vomiting? | Also, your cancer drugs can't work if you've thrown them up. If vomiting continues, you may have to stop your cancer treatment temporarily. You may also need fluids through an IV to help your body reset its chemical balance and regain nutrients for energy. |
e09f8afc73dd7a62fdb9317b54b0db5a | When should I call a doctor about vomiting from chemotherapy? | Also, your cancer drugs can't work if you've thrown them up. If vomiting continues, you may have to stop your cancer treatment temporarily. You may also need fluids through an IV to help your body reset its chemical balance and regain nutrients for energy. Call your doctor if your vomiting is severe or comes back often... |
f463290b7c103c92755864042ac79ba6 | Should I take drugs for nausea and vomiting associated with chemotherapy? | Different drugs work for different people, and you may need more than one drug to get relief. Be sure to tell your doctor or nurse if you feel very queasy, have been throwing up for more than a day, or if it's so bad that you can't keep liquids down. That could lead to dehydration, which can cause serious problems if n... |
b6bd4b48ea394b17b35b87a8ebdf2fa0 | What should you do if you feel nauseous from chemotherapy? | Instead of eating three large meals every day, eat small meals, and eat more often. Nausea is often worse if your stomach is empty. Try to eat more food at a time of day when you feel less ill. Eat slowly, and chew your food completely. Choose foods that are cold or at room temperature. The smell of hot or warm foods m... |
a212527b248be66222f5606865475e8c | How can you cope with chemotherapy and nausea? | When they do happen, it tends to be less severe and pass more quickly than in the past. Different drugs work for different people, and you may need more than one drug to get relief. Be sure to tell your doctor or nurse if you feel very queasy, have been throwing up for more than a day, or if it's so bad that you can't ... |
cd49613dfea570c13320acb1000a625f | What should I do if I feel nauseous during chemotherapy? | Instead of eating three large meals every day, eat small meals, and eat more often. Nausea is often worse if your stomach is empty. Try to eat more food at a time of day when you feel less ill. Eat slowly, and chew your food completely. Choose foods that are cold or at room temperature. The smell of hot or warm foods m... |
14911634bf93f655396cf88e2dd561d8 | Is nausea and vomiting severe with chemotherapy? | When they do happen, it tends to be less severe and pass more quickly than in the past. Also, your cancer drugs can't work if you've thrown them up. |
123e74ee3987224da9ce00e29dbd8f21 | Is nausea or vomiting during chemotherapy dangerous? | If you vomit more than three times a day and you don't drink enough fluids, you could become dehydrated. You may also need fluids through an IV to help your body reset its chemical balance and regain nutrients for energy. |
a94bbf2e2136a31ceb55db0dfdd1ebf5 | How can anaplastic large-cell lymphoma (ALCL) show up? | ALCL can show up in two ways: In the skin, it's called cutaneous ALCL. It usually grows slowly. In the lymph nodes and other organs, it's called systemic ALCL. It often spreads quickly. |
7a98303a79604d013b399c7677140ba2 | What causes anaplastic large-cell lymphoma (ALCL)? | Do they itch? |
574b0e1fe4bca4410116474b50efc2fd | How can anaplastic large-cell lymphoma (ALCL) affect you? | ALCL is a serious illness. It can be fast growing, and it often returns. Treatments can help you fight it. Other therapies can help you feel better. Scientists are still looking for new and better ways to treat both the disease and the symptoms. When you have lymphoma, cells called lymphocytes grow out of control. Thes... |
e1c3dd4ac563fa749999c34cc5715c3b | What are the stages of anaplastic large-cell lymphoma (ALCL)? | These tests look to see where and how much the cancer has spread. This is called staging. It helps you and your doctor decide the right treatment. Stage I. Cancer is found in lymph nodes in only one part of the body, like the neck or groin. Stage II. Cancer is found in two or more groups of lymph nodes. All of the lymp... |
80823c659469afb573bf37232327dba6 | What are the symptoms of anaplastic large-cell lymphoma (ALCL)? | You may also have symptoms like: Fatigue Fever Loss of appetite Night sweats Weight loss With cutaneous ALCL, you may first notice one or more raised, red bumps on the skin that don't go away. These are tumors. They can form open sores, and they may itch. Cancer is found in lymph nodes in only one part of the body, lik... |
a949532449164ac596000c787239e53a | What can you expect if you are diagnosed with anaplastic large-cell lymphoma (ALCL)? | Treatments can help you fight it. Sometimes, the cancer comes back. Ask your doctor what to watch for, and listen to your body. The treatments can bring discomfort. Make sure your doctor knows how you're feeling. Take advantage of other therapies that can ease symptoms and help you feel better. A serious illness is har... |
e7cfb90499c9e42ec81b620b8cb2bd90 | How can you get support if you have anaplastic large-cell lymphoma (ALCL)? | Anaplastic large-cell lymphoma ( ALCL) is a rare type of blood cancer. Find the support you need, and ask for help when you need it. |
148a18967094c5c443dd7f1c763879a8 | When should I call my doctor about my newborn's tender belly button or penis? | If your baby's umbilical area or penis (for circumcised boys) becomes red or starts to ooze or bleed, it could be a sign of a bacterial infection, and it needs antibiotic treatment right away. |
e5c2df28eb786906e53ebf7177b452e8 | When should I call the doctor about my newborn's fever? | If the baby's temperature measured in the rectum is 100.4 F or higher, she has a fever. For the first 3 months of your baby's life, take temperatures in the rectum, not in the ear, mouth, or under the armpit. Fever in newborns may be due to a serious condition such as bacterial meningitis or sepsis, a bloodstream infec... |
ae8f13fcba5cbc4f3582aa2cd3c7e9ea | When should I call the doctor about my newborn's breathing? | Trouble breathing. |
f9cc7ba826ca41b71a9051400f76dcb0 | What information should I have ready when I call my newborn's doctor? | Before calling your doctor, make sure to have a pen and paper to write down any instructions he might give. You should also have the following information on hand: Her temperature Any medical problems your baby has The names and doses of any medicine your newborn takes Your baby's immunization records |
c004316c48b8b491b9a1e22d6cccb7a1 | When should I call the doctor about my newborn's constipation? | Your newborn should have a bowel movement at least once a day during the first month. If she doesn't, call your doctor, as the baby may not be eating enough. After that, a formula-fed infant should have one at least one a day, but breastfed infants can go several days or even a week without one. If your baby is 1 month... |
4b0780417cc4479802dfa00a5a9eac95 | When should I call my doctor about about my newborn's sleeping habits? | It's true that most newborns can sleep pretty much through anything. But if your baby won't stir even after you've undressed her or prodded her a bit, it's time to call the doctor. |
8b5d23c6b264620b131d8ed0851abb98 | When should I call my doctor about how much my newborn pees? | A healthy newborn has 6 to 8 wet diapers in 24 hours after day 4 of life. If she has fewer than that, she may be dehydrated. Other signs include sunken eyes and a sunken fontanel (the soft spot on your baby's head), and no tears when crying. |
9283823d57a164db0ad902220b37fcce | When should I call my doctor about my newborn's eating habits? | If your newborn refuses several feedings in a row or seems to be eating less than usual, check with your doctor. |
71c455f899a0bed653003eba9c616ba6 | When should I call the doctor about my newborn's diarrhea? | This can be hard to notice in a newborn, especially a breastfeeding one, as she has frequent, soft stools. If you suddenly notice more frequent bowel movements (for example, several while eating) or very watery ones, it could be diarrhea. Call your pediatrician if it goes on for 6-8 diaper changes. |
65a5cc10c2717a7107242e05a38cace7 | When should I call the doctor about my newborn's vomiting? | If that doesn't help after a day or two, call your pediatrician. It could indicate an infection, gastroesophageal reflux disease, or, in rare cases, pyloric stenosis, a thickening of stomach muscles that requires surgery. |
ea33432233a8432074772b787c2c67a2 | When should I call the doctor about my newborn's cold? | And your little one can't tell you what's wrong. But call the doctor if your baby is so stuffed up she has trouble feeding or sleeping, if she seems especially cranky, or if nasal symptoms last longer than 10-14 days. |
95efd7b3d2106e60e7ecd92019e5b1a7 | When should I call my doctor about my newborn's diaper rash? | Fever in newborns may be due to a serious condition such as bacterial meningitis or sepsis, a bloodstream infection. A cold that doesn't get better. |
8da433148eb59eaf94c93f057b9bb004 | What medicines can affect how blood thinners for pulmonary embolism (PE) work? | You also should talk to your doctor about any other prescription or over-the-counter medicines you take. Some common ones can affect how blood thinners work, too: These include: Aspirin Cold medicines Pain medicines Sleeping pills Antibiotics You can expect to take blood thinners for at least 3 months and possibly much... |
a71c259d4376f42b49f10ab643a84107 | What medication can help with treating pulmonary embolism (PE)? | They're known as âblood thinnersâ because they make it harder for your blood to clot. They don't break up a clot, but they keep it from getting bigger as your body dissolves it. When you take blood thinners, you'll need to change what you eat and drink. For example, foods rich in vitamin K, which helps your body fo... |
a0e91f76bcac04733dc565b3eb370759 | What causes pulmonary embolism (PE)? | A pulmonary embolism most often starts in your legs, in one of the veins that brings blood to your heart and lungs. This kind of serious, painful experience can leave you feeling sad or scared, especially if your recovery puts new limits on what you can do. |
2cc403ce525965083133c2fbc2ca8fec | How can pulmonary embolism (PE) affect your mental health? | It's a serious condition, and recovery can take weeks or months. You also should talk to your doctor about any other prescription or over-the-counter medicines you take. |
4250a843d4c3e9e0c44fc05ec458d297 | How does caffeine affect insulin sensitivity? | Caffeine may lower your insulin sensitivity. That means your cells don't react to the hormone by as much as they once did. They don't absorb as much sugar from your blood after you eat or drink. This causes your body to make more insulin, so you have higher levels after meals. If you have type 2 diabetes, your body alr... |
372c00d844db52ba905752f6e39f7d0f | Why does caffeine affect insulin and blood sugar levels? | It can raise blood sugar and insulin levels for those with the disease. But they think it may work this way: Caffeine raises levels of certain stress hormones, like epinephrine (also called adrenaline). Epinephrine can prevent your cells from processing as much sugar. It may also keep your body from making as much insu... |
2100e63538b2c2eae38471f852e5a99b | How much caffeine is too much caffeine? | That's the amount in about one or two cups of brewed coffee or three or four cups of black tea. You may be able to handle more or less caffeine. People can have different reactions to the drug. Your response depends on things like your age and weight. The caffeine in a cup of java makes it tougher to control your blood... |
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