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c541cf116bf057f714947752feba1bfb | How are yeast infections treated? | Yeast infection treatment depends on the specific kind of infection that is being treated. Skin yeast infections are highly treatable with medicated creams. Medicated suppositories may be used to treat yeast infections in the vagina. Thrush may be treated with a medicated mouthwash or lozenges that dissolve in the mout... |
e3138f904f0bcd38d80a465eea5ba8a8 | How is athlete's foot treated? | Athlete's foot is treated with topical antifungal medication (a drug placed directly on the skin) in most cases. Severe cases may require oral drugs (those taken by mouth). The feet must be kept clean and dry since the fungus thrives in moist environments. |
d82916bf329d2c806a18f4ed98ddc395 | How is jock itch treated? | In most cases, treatment of jock itch involves keeping the affected area clean and dry and applying topical antifungal medications. Jock itch usually responds to over-the-counter antifungal creams and sprays. However, prescription antifungal creams are sometimes necessary. During treatment of jock itch, be sure to: Was... |
5864c16584e39775b91ae8556dbb17f4 | How is jock itch diagnosed? | Symptoms of jock itch include: Itching, chafing, or burning in the groin or thigh A circular, red, raised rash with elevated edges Redness in the groin or thigh Flaking, peeling, or cracking skin In most cases, jock itch can be diagnosed based on the appearance and location of the rash. If you are not certain that the ... |
fe0f07c38091c6b79476b91966ba69b8 | How is ringworm treated? | Treatment for ringworm usually consists of antifungal medications that are applied to the skin. Many ringworm infections respond well to over-the-counter creams, including: Lamisil Micatin, Monistat- Derm Lotrimin, Mycelex Prescription topical or oral drugs can be prescribed for more severe cases of ringworm. |
a652efdf6e7b76ba669a6efd20c56bb8 | What are the symptoms of a yeast infection? | Signs of yeast infection in skin folds include: Rash Patches that ooze clear fluid Pimple-like bumps Itching or burning Signs of yeast infection in the nail beds include: Swelling Pain Pus White or yellow nail that separates from the nail bed Signs of thrush (yeast infection of the mouth) include: White patches on tong... |
c7108f1a44f7a873584b6aa74130955e | What causes athlete's foot? | Athlete's foot is caused by a microscopic fungus that lives on dead tissue of the hair, toenails, and outer skin layers. There are at least four kinds of fungus that can cause athlete's foot. The most common of these fungi is trichophyton rubrum. |
1a6ed8bd36ea6fcbeae7d5ecc7007488 | What are the symptoms of jock itch? | Symptoms of jock itch include: Itching, chafing, or burning in the groin or thigh A circular, red, raised rash with elevated edges Redness in the groin or thigh Flaking, peeling, or cracking skin In most cases, jock itch can be diagnosed based on the appearance and location of the rash. |
9da1f3be66fec0c3c8e4d6ef9798ce8f | What are the different types of fungal infections of the skin? | Yeast infections are not contagious. |
be21e860cf18517d9e12bdc9af8a1979 | How is athlete's foot diagnosed? | Not all itchy, scaly feet have athlete's foot. If the infection doesn't respond to standard treatment for athlete's foot, your doctor may scrape the skin and examine the scales under a microscope to see if you have a different condition. |
683b4d60f8732abb7b3901af3ab5b3df | Is ringworm contagious? | Ringworm can spread by direct contact with infected people or animals. It also may be spread on clothing or furniture. Heat and humidity may help to spread the infection. |
4db877d7fa1cf8a6f006e65418450325 | What are the different types of athlete's foot? | However, common symptoms include: Peeling, cracking, and scaling of the feet Redness, blisters, or softening and breaking down of the skin Itching, burning, or both Interdigital: Also called toe web infection, this is the most common kind of athlete's foot. It usually occurs between the two smallest toes. This form of ... |
481412657faf5366e7fc68718d1330cf | What is jock itch? | Jock itch, also called tinea cruris, is a common skin infection that is caused by a type of fungus called tinea. The fungus thrives in warm, moist areas of the body and as a result, infection can affect the genitals, inner thighs, and buttocks. Infections occur more frequently in the summer or in warm, wet climates. Jo... |
d45734c0baf270cb5247ecfbf07b67c0 | How is ringworm diagnosed? | A doctor can diagnose ringworm based on the appearance of the rash or reported symptoms. He or she will ask about possible exposure to people or animals with ringworm. The doctor may take skin scrapings or samples from the infected area and look at them under a microscope to confirm the diagnosis. |
10ce89ca7c7739f8234776ddec31664b | What is athlete's foot? | Fungal infections of the skin are very common and include athlete's foot, jock itch, ringworm, and yeast infections. The fungus grows best in a warm, moist environment such as shoes, socks, swimming pools, locker rooms, and the floors of public showers. It is most common in the summer and in warm, humid climates. It oc... |
be235eb7c4d7adce417036f4dac43582 | What are the symptoms of ringworm? | It is often accompanied by scaly skin. There may be more than one patch of ringworm on the skin, and patches or red rings of rash may overlap. It is possible to have ringworm without having the common red ring of rash. |
7714686ef35e4815af972eae60da87f4 | Is jock itch contagious? | The condition can be spread from person to person through direct contact or indirectly from objects carrying the fungus. Yeast infections are not contagious. |
ab93034a22fc61e7589d534680f9efa3 | How is athlete's foot prevented? | Athlete's foot, also called tinea pedis, is a fungal infection of the foot. Drying the feet thoroughly and using a quality foot powder can also help prevent athlete's foot. |
73fe49b99f5605f5b91136468a89dfb0 | What are yeast infections? | Jock itch, also called tinea cruris, is a common skin infection that is caused by a type of fungus called tinea. They occur when yeast on the skin grows more actively and causes a red, scaling, itchy rash on the skin. Yeast infections are not contagious. Yeast infections may affect nearly any skin surface on the body, ... |
85cc500c56d2444d0e84ecde49d296cb | How are yeast infections diagnosed? | The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history, and will perform a physical exam. Your doctor may scrape the skin to confirm the diagnosis under a microscope. |
14747f1a65da4cf7b6cda8dd0988c26e | What are the symptoms of athlete's foot? | However, common symptoms include: Peeling, cracking, and scaling of the feet Redness, blisters, or softening and breaking down of the skin Itching, burning, or both Interdigital: Also called toe web infection, this is the most common kind of athlete's foot. The condition can be spread from person to person through dire... |
dec3f51cde45695750aa7e880219e19c | What is plaque and why is it harmful? | Plaque develops when foods containing carbohydrates (sugars and starches), such as milk, soft drinks, raisins, cakes, or candy are frequently left on the teeth. Bacteria that live in the mouth thrive on these foods, producing acids as a result. Over a period of time, these acids destroy tooth enamel, resulting in tooth... |
e79a96c4dfe234260132f3b7614b7a38 | Do I still need the shingles vaccine if I've never had chickenpox? | Shingrix is recommended for everyone age 50 and older, whether or not you remember having had chickenpox. If I've had shingles, can I still get the vaccine? Yes. |
e98fa8d813416e85fb69b28b39fa6d7e | What other prescriptions can treat shingles? | If you have severe pain after the rash clears or an infection during your shingles outbreak, your doctor might prescribe: Capsaicin cream: Be careful not to get it in your eyes. A numbing medicine: You might get lidocaine ( Lidoderm, Xylocaine) for pain. It can come in a variety of forms, such as creams, lotions, patch... |
cf1e52b02b95aa52037a72bfc1147001 | How are antiviral medications used to treat shingles? | They include: These medicines may slow down the progress of the shingles rash, especially if you take them within the first 72 hours of having symptoms. They can also lower your chance of having complications. Your doctor may prescribe: Acyclovir ( Zovirax) Famciclovir ( Famvir) Valacyclovir ( Valtrex) Talk with your d... |
b31efd6d9eea6b3c1d205b84c4fd6cf1 | Who shouldn't get the shingles vaccine? | Don't get the Shingrix vaccine if: You're allergic to any of the ingredients. You have a weak immune system, either because of a condition or due to certain medicines. You're pregnant or nursing. You have tested negative for immunity to the chicken pox virus. Ask your doctor about the chicken pox vaccine instead. You h... |
f7bec32272f5dd19a55a6f9de2ec141e | Should I still get the shingles vaccine if I've already had shingles? | It may help prevent you having another bout of shingles later on. If you have shingles right now, you should wait until the rash is gone before you get vaccinated. |
ec9f6077e1f2536c9e166bc125ae1244 | Is there a vaccine to prevent shingles? | There are two shingles vaccines. Shingrix ( RZV) is recommended over the older vaccine, Zostavax, because it is more than 90% effective in preventing a shingles outbreak Who should get it: The CDC recommends that you get this vaccine if you're 50 or older whether or not you remember having had chickenpox, because most ... |
a8e38a9a30faedde991f03b7e12f50d6 | What over-the-counter medications can treat shingles? | Your doctor may want to put you on medications to control your infection and speed up healing, cut inflammation, and ease your pain. They include: Acetaminophen Ibuprofen Naproxen These may also help you stave off postherpetic neuralgia, which is a burning pain that some people get after the rash and blisters of shingl... |
1b3843e243d7207b139050d413f1c2e7 | What are the side effects of the shingles vaccine? | If you have had the Zostavax vaccine, you can also have Shingrix. What are the side effects? Don't get the Shingrix vaccine if: You're allergic to any of the ingredients. |
8c9b3021b0d6f0c369e5e0866413187a | How can itching be psychological? | If your doctor can't find a physical cause, it may be in your mind. Some mental conditions give people the urge to scratch or pick at themselves. They may feel like their skin is crawling with something. There is no rash, but there may be skin damage from scratching. Compulsive scratching can be a sign of: Depression A... |
3a384f9a3c9a70cfc3ae5b50018e0d37 | Can a rash cause my skin to be dry? | If you start scratching and find a rash, it's likely the problem is in your skin. |
92bfa6d88a95f5546e2c76775219fba1 | Do certain psychological disorders cause itchiness? | If your doctor can't find a physical cause, it may be in your mind. Some mental conditions give people the urge to scratch or pick at themselves. They may feel like their skin is crawling with something. There is no rash, but there may be skin damage from scratching. Compulsive scratching can be a sign of: Depression A... |
eab8311ad5d1f73d737e425bea232ca8 | How can you tell if your skin is dry? | If your skin is dry, it will let you know with an itch. It can be especially bad in the winter and in places where the air is dry. As you get older, it becomes even more common. |
6f1345304307e95197feee0f27e84a02 | Does pregnancy cause itchiness? | Pregnancy: More than 1 in 10 pregnant women say itching is a problem. The reasons range from harmless rashes to more serious conditions. |
1128ae9cd991da21750f095207c186e2 | Does hives cause itchiness? | Hives: You get them from allergies. They look like raised welts that show up alone or in clusters, and they are usually itchy. Stress, heat, exercise, or exposure to the sun can also bring them out. |
a424af9c10afdea7c84e75332ffd130a | Do fungal and bacterial infections cause a rash? | It can happen because of: Fungal and bacterial infections like impetigo and folliculitis. |
e81f4084f515f0cb0891fc88274e13c2 | Does eczema cause a rash? | Eczema or atopic dermatitis: It shows up on your skin as dry, scaly patches or a bumpy rash. It isn't clear what causes it, but it's extremely itchy. Kids are more likely to get it if their family has a history of asthma and allergies. Certain food allergies can make it worse. |
61f0d9d2e8cf5fe28b983406a3be8d74 | What medications cause itchiness? | Medications: Some may make your skin itch, even with no signs of a rash or irritation. Check with your doctor if the itch becomes too uncomfortable. These drugs are known to make you start scratching. |
f0e907a678477666fbce6bcd1c0a382a | What can I do about dry skin? | If your skin is dry, it will let you know with an itch. It can be especially bad in the winter and in places where the air is dry. As you get older, it becomes even more common. To ease the itch of dry skin: Use moisturizer after you bathe while your skin is still damp. Drink lots of fluids to stay hydrated. Use a humi... |
512e98a4ebc5962e9a433ef872540cd9 | Does contact dermatitis cause a rash? | Contact dermatitis: This itchy rash is caused by a reaction to something touching your skin. You may have to do some detective work to figure out where it's coming from. It could be the metals in your jewelry or the chemicals in cosmetics, toiletries, and cleaning products. Poison ivy is also a form of contact dermatit... |
cc30dca572d333be8f9aef6dfb99da71 | What serious illnesses can itching be a symptom of? | Unlikely, but Possible Itchiness usually has a simple, common cause. But in some cases, if it doesn't go away, could be a sign of a serious illness, such as: Kidney disease Liver disease Thyroid problems Certain cancers, particularly Hodgkin's disease Diabetes Iron deficiency HIV You might also start itching after the ... |
7e4f70fa270c9d6ab8e2e48cf635d02f | Why do I feel so itchy? | But it can also be a symptom of something more serious, like a rash or an illness. Start with the simplest solutions. Try a different fabric, take care of your skin, and avoid anything that seems to trigger the itch. If that doesn't help, ask your doctor, who will check on the cause and the treatment you need. |
69a423e456c49abe5d7d2adcf9649a36 | What are the unlikely causes of itchiness? | Unlikely, but Possible Itchiness usually has a simple, common cause. But in some cases, if it doesn't go away, could be a sign of a serious illness, such as: Kidney disease Liver disease Thyroid problems Certain cancers, particularly Hodgkin's disease Diabetes Iron deficiency HIV You might also start itching after the ... |
51b0c61f7f841b7bddbacc61ba622e01 | Does psoriasis cause itchiness? | Psoriasis: It makes your body overproduce skin cells, which pile up in itchy, inflamed patches on the skin's surface. This is a result of an overactive immune system. |
bd6f8645555d15074dd5ad20190f01e9 | Do bugs cause a rash? | Bugs: When you get bitten by a mosquito or spider, you know it. Bites from bedbugs and mites can be harder to diagnose because they look like rashes. Lice can cause a crawling sensation in your scalp or pubic hair, along with an intense itch. |
d9d08f773689bec7a7fc01b113bde4b0 | Is itchiness related to my nerves? | Is There a Rash? Your nervous system can get confused when it's sick and accidentally tell the nerves on the skin to start itching when there's nothing there to cause it. But your skin may appear irritated if you've been scratching a lot. You can get it from: Shingles Multiple sclerosis Stroke Brain tumor Nerve damage ... |
cc1981299bb1c9100d46c5e008127d62 | What are common causes of rashes? | It's often hard to pin down just what's causing it. Is Your Skin Dry? If you start scratching and find a rash, it's likely the problem is in your skin. It can happen because of: Fungal and bacterial infections like impetigo and folliculitis. Bugs: When you get bitten by a mosquito or spider, you know it. Bites from bed... |
3fa5d9bc12e476e4119e17a3c7719bcd | Is an itch a symptom of a deeper problem? | If your skin is dry, it will let you know with an itch. This itch can be a symptom of deeper problems. |
8ca45df0f2f2e46db56f25394d041625 | How do you ease the itch of dry skin? | Is Your Skin Dry? Use a humidifier. Make your shower quick, and don't use very hot water. Use mild soaps. |
c34ad52088cff01cf52e7bdd9506da56 | What are the economic costs of the flu in America? | Roughly $10.4 billion in direct costs for hospitalizations and outpatient visits for adults. Both the flu shot and the nasal flu vaccine work really well to keep you from getting ill. |
88a57608832e8f4f319234b1ee016063 | How can I avoid spreading my flu to others? | Viruses are easy to spread in close quarters like offices. Cover your mouth with the inside of your elbow so you don't cough or sneeze into your hand. |
39b7363822a8f5feac70ede2525f6d01 | What is St. John's wort? | The St. John's wort plant has yellow flowers and is a weed in some parts of the U. S. It has been used for medicinal purposes in other parts of the world for thousands of years. Many studies have evaluated the effectiveness of St. John's wort. Some studies have shown a benefit, but other studies have not. If you choose... |
d048da5a55d90b38e6c7b84427688dd4 | What is a dietary supplement? | !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(); }); } The FDA says dietary supplement... |
a153ac2805849e974a29b2120d801267 | How do I take St. John's wort? | St. John's wort is most often taken in liquid or capsules. The dried herb may also be used as a tea. The most common dose used in studies has been 300 milligrams, three times a day as a standardized extract. |
f7930216727f7349fecfaf47017bc96e | Can St. John's wort help with depression? | There is some scientific evidence that St. John's wort may help treat mild depression, and the benefit seems similar to that of antidepressants. |
0a6af1965b768778c452e93ebd4b8654 | Who shouldn't take St. John's wort? | Herbal remedies aren't recommended for pregnant women, children, the elderly, or people with certain medical conditions or taking certain medicines. Research from National Institutes of Health shows that St. John's wort may reduce the effectiveness of several drugs, including birth control pills, drugs used to prevent ... |
6d26ccee4bb720645e140d7c7ee5efec | What should I watch for if I take St. John's wort? | You should be alert for any of the following effects: Allergic reactions Fatigue and restlessness Increased blood pressure Increased sensitivity to the sun, especially if you are fair-skinned and take large doses Upset stomach Don't combine St John's wort and prescription antidepressants such as SSRIs. |
729f50121e2667691a7a8faf6d4092b3 | What are the symptoms of scleroderma? | They include: Hardened or thickened skin that looks shiny and smooth. It's most common on the hands and face. Cold fingers or toes that turn red, white, or blue. This is called Raynaud's phenomenon. Ulcers or sores on fingertips Small red spots on the face and chest. These are opened blood vessels called telangiectasia... |
f68b26a0932437e315d9c71eb7024b14 | How is scleroderma diagnosed? | Shortness of breath Heartburn Diarrhea Weight Loss Your doctor will check you and ask about your health history. He'll likely take an X-ray, do some blood tests, or take a small sample of skin (called a biopsy). He may check out your heart, lungs, and esophagus. |
aa95baa1c0661d0a33599f6b2fc655d6 | What causes scleroderma? | The problem is with your immune system, which causes your body to make too much of the protein collagen, an important part of your skin. There are two kinds of this as well: Limited scleroderma: It comes on slowly and affects the skin of the face, hands, and feet. |
7add9bf692ab26141c102e62037d3ebf | Can you prevent a Baker's cyst? | Possibly -- by preventing knee injuries in the first place. Wear the right shoes when you work out. Be sure to warm up before you exercise. And if you do get a knee injury, take care of it right away. See your doctor if it doesn't get better. |
843366dc89324e53bc2d1719c2dc0f7c | What are the symptoms of a Baker's cyst? | They might not cause any symptoms, but symptoms of a Baker's cyst may include: Swelling behind your knee Swelling in your leg Knee pain Stiffness -- you won't be able to bend your knee Causes of a Baker's cyst may include: Swelling in the knee . Arthritis. You may not need any treatment for a Baker's cyst. They aren't ... |
a247f1dd6e12bb172a21978476e69d30 | How do doctors treat Baker's cysts? | If these at-home treatments don't work, see your doctor. They may recommend one of the following: Steroids . These can help reduce inflammation. Aspiration. Your doctor can drain the cyst. They'll likely do it with the aid of an ultrasound. This treatment may not work if your case is severe. Surgery. If you're in serio... |
89c283641e603399949e940849ce3208 | What causes a Baker's cyst? | They might not cause any symptoms, but symptoms of a Baker's cyst may include: Swelling behind your knee Swelling in your leg Knee pain Stiffness -- you won't be able to bend your knee Causes of a Baker's cyst may include: Swelling in the knee . This happens when the fluid that lubricates your knee joint increases. Whe... |
51d35b939230e4aade32788175c6ce8a | What lifestyle changes can help with nerve pain? | Not only will these approaches relieve some of the stress caused by life with chronic nerve pain, but they may help with the pain itself. While making changes to your lifestyle is unlikely to eliminate your nerve pain, it might help -- especially when combined with other treatment. Eat a good diet. There's no special e... |
3f3e3a79444e20a1395ebbe368a6bdd2 | What are some over-the-counter medications for nerve pain? | They include ingredients that work as a local anesthetic, numbing the pain in the area where you apply them. Some contain capsaicin, a painkiller derived from chili peppers. Painkilling medicines. Some people with neuropathic pain turn to familiar over-the-counter painkillers like acetaminophen, aspirin, and ibuprofen.... |
abc635d60927c6c24566034b09d9ccc7 | What are non prescription treatments that I could try for nerve pain? | Here are some other treatments that you could try for your nerve pain. Acupuncture. This traditional Chinese approach has proven helpful for many kinds of pain. Researchers speculate that acupuncture might release chemicals that numb pain, or that that it blocks the pain signals sent from the nerves. Physical therapy. ... |
08dfa99d93228c29eb6c454b9a45fd57 | What diet plan can help with ulcerative colitis? | There's no single diet that will help everyone with UC. The condition can also change over time, so your plan will need to be flexible, too. The key is to find what works for you. To stay organized, keep a food diary. Use your smartphone or a small notebook to record what you eat and drink and how they make you feel, b... |
6e5ede5d54d9fae1e090d8dfaf4e66b3 | Can heavy drinking still be good for heart health? | Heavy drinking can make you more likely to get serious health problems like liver disease, cancer, and peptic ulcers, among others. Regular or high alcohol use can hurt your heart and lead to diseases of the heart muscle, called cardiomyopathy. Drinking alcohol regularly also can raise your blood pressure. Binge drinki... |
fd970ac9b2d9cfe513e81e87467a7782 | What medical devices make an MRI safer for people with heart problems? | The scan is also safe for people who've had heart surgery and people who have these medical devices: Surgical clips or sutures Artificial joints Staples Cardiac valve replacements (except the Starr- Edwards metallic ball/cage) Disconnected medication pumps Vena cava filters Brain shunt tubes for hydrocephalus Some thin... |
ddceff139bfd3ccb6bbbf1e85f800dea | What happens after an MRI scan? | Generally, you can go back to your usual activities and normal diet right after a MRI test. |
037c80fd660240682c177025903d3f18 | When would someone need an MRI to diagnose headaches? | Your doctor might recommend one if you're getting headaches daily or almost every day. You might also get one if you had a CT scan that didn't show clear-cut results. |
4568478c788ca397b994b8dc2772dcc3 | What happens during an MRI? | As it begins, you'll hear the equipment making a muffled thumping sound that will last for several minutes. Other than the sound, you shouldn't feel anything unusual during the scanning. For some MRI exams, you'll need a shot of a "contrast material" into your vein. It helps doctors see certain structures in your brain... |
976ccf9d2b47174297f63d3ddf7f37fa | What happens after an MRI? | Generally, you can go back to your usual activities and normal diet right after a MRI test. |
2a2afe31dc98877e7e7857572e7e94f2 | How can an MRI help diagnose headaches? | The scan can give doctors information about the structure of the brain and brain chemicals to help them find the cause of your headaches. |
03986c3ae8ea068fea8165a16cbaf102 | What things might mean I shouldn't have an MRI? | The scan is also safe for people who've had heart surgery and people who have these medical devices: Surgical clips or sutures Artificial joints Staples Cardiac valve replacements (except the Starr- Edwards metallic ball/cage) Disconnected medication pumps Vena cava filters Brain shunt tubes for hydrocephalus Some thin... |
d62a1a6856d1621aff6846129ad7d2af | Is an MRI safe? | The MRI exam poses no risk to the average person. |
f192dabca6835ac8a62601707415b148 | How do I prepare for an MRI? | Tell your doctor if you: Have a heart pacemaker A cerebral aneurysm clip (metal clip on a blood vessel in your brain) Are pregnant Have an implanted insulin pump (for treatment of diabetes), narcotics pump (for pain medication), or implanted nerve stimulators " TENS" device for back pain Metal in your eye or eye socket... |
3927778878ea4b5cccd253883452e4eb | What parts of the brain do MRI scans look at? | The scan can give doctors information about the structure of the brain and brain chemicals to help them find the cause of your headaches. An MRI can't diagnose migraines, cluster, or tension headaches, but it can help doctors rule out other medical conditions that may cause your symptoms, such as: A brain tumor An infe... |
0befd30660ca28fa8ee00789cf1a8962 | What medical conditions can an MRI help doctors rule out? | The scan can give doctors information about the structure of the brain and brain chemicals to help them find the cause of your headaches. An MRI can't diagnose migraines, cluster, or tension headaches, but it can help doctors rule out other medical conditions that may cause your symptoms, such as: A brain tumor An infe... |
151db2346f2d9b2d6ac1cda306e11734 | Can medications prevent exercise-induced asthma? | Asthma inhalers or bronchodilators used prior to exercise can control and prevent exercise-induced asthma symptoms. The preferred asthma medications are short-acting beta-2 agonists such asalbuterol. Taken 10 minutes before exercise, thesemedicationscan prevent the airways from contracting and help control exercise-ind... |
e3c363b62dcf574a935ebed15798c823 | What are the best exercises for someone with asthma? | Activities that involve short, intermittent periods of exertion, such as volleyball, gymnastics, baseball, walking, and wrestling, are generally well tolerated by people with exercise-induced asthma. Activities that involve long periods of exertion, like soccer, distance running, basketball, and field hockey, may be le... |
8848b64b3aadc5c9a4443e466f653691 | When are symptoms of exercise-induced asthma? | This results in symptoms of exercise-induced asthma, which include: Coughing with asthma Tightening of the chest Wheezing Unusual fatigue while exercising Shortness of breath when exercising The symptoms of exercise-induced asthma generally begin within 5 to 20 minutes after the start of exercise, or 5 to 10 minutes af... |
00837b356b0a5d567e6597254bf0bdd4 | Why does exercise trigger asthma? | !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(); }); } During normal breathing, the ai... |
18b39c8f774f787f97ce90d930909c1f | Can you eat hawthorn? | Hawthorn fruit can be eaten as food. The fruits are also canned and processed into jam, candy, and drinks. |
e09c62baedd157c37ebdffeb02524b54 | What is hawthorn? | Researchers are still looking into hawthorn as a treatment for disease. |
9037525a675bdd34f3dd694449f6524c | What are some precautions about taking hawthorn? | Native Americans, Europeans, and Chinese people have long used the hawthorn shrub, including its fruit, leaves, and flowers, as a remedy for health problems. Blood pressure. More research is needed. Side effects. Dizziness is the most common side effect. Also avoid using hawthorn if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, a... |
b92d4a665cb5b487eacc134061807af8 | What is hawthorn and why do people take it? | Native Americans, Europeans, and Chinese people have long used the hawthorn shrub, including its fruit, leaves, and flowers, as a remedy for health problems. Problems like coronary heart disease and high blood pressure can lead to heart failure. More research is needed. The fruits are also canned and processed into jam... |
ef2baca12de46e45132827f16a6a2461 | Does hawthorn help lower blood pressure? | But hawthorn can interact with many different types of blood pressure medications. More research is needed. Tell your doctor about any supplements you're taking, even if they're natural. |
33c2125c89484d6bc413d39ac49a3c39 | Does hawthorn help if you have heart failure? | But other studies have shown no benefit. There have also been reports of increased rates of death and hospitalization. More research is needed. Tell your doctor about any supplements you're taking, even if they're natural. |
b567c91cd82de25487d598faf000dccf | What are side effects of hawthorn? | Side effects. Other side effects include: Agitation Digestive distress Fast heart rate Fatigue Headache Nausea Skin outbreaks Sweating Trouble breathing Trouble sleeping Risks. Tell your doctor about any supplements you're taking, even if they're natural. |
69a345740d95fac38a90ae3bf8d1794e | What can cause mental illness? | Some mental illnesses have been linked to abnormal functioning of nerve cell circuits or pathways that connect particular brain regions. Psychological factors that may contribute to mental illness include: Severe psychological trauma suffered as a child, such as emotional, physical, or sexual abuse An important early l... |
02ac1460a11ac78201e712d5a060d077 | What is the A1c test for diabetes? | A1c Test: This is a blood test you'll get in your doctor's office at least twice a year, or as often as he recommends. The results show your average blood sugar control for the past 2 to 3 months. You and your doctor need this test to see how well your diabetes treatment plan is working, so you can make changes if you ... |
c1b1b8ee4d55818c5ba0d6ba1614e4c1 | What is the continuous glucose monitoring system for diabetes? | Continuous Glucose Monitoring System: If you choose this method, your doctor will place a tiny sensor under your skin to check blood sugar levels every 5 minutes. It sends data to a monitor that you wear like a pager for a few days. You'll still need to check your levels throughout the day; continuous glucose monitorin... |
50b891b81b5bbe26f8e02c54a1ecdf28 | How can I check my blood sugar on my own if I have diabetes? | To do it, you use a gadget that pricks your finger with a tiny needle. You'll put a drop of blood onto a test strip. The strip goes into a handheld device that measures your blood sugar level. Record the test results, so you can share it with your doctor. Based on your results, the two of you may adjust your diet, exer... |
1f3ceadc9c061fa89fb79b399ad89af6 | How often should I check my blood sugar if I have diabetes? | It can help you decide what to eat and whether your medication needs to be adjusted. It can also help you steer clear of diabetes-related problems like: Heart disease Stroke High blood pressure High cholesterol Blindness Kidney disease Skin problems Self- Checking: Give yourself a blood sugar test as often as your doct... |
5f29e45f2d5ab95cbc53ee9ff8c6e531 | Who should not have nonsurgical spinal decompression? | Before or after therapy, you may have other types of treatment, such as: Electrical stimulation (electric current that causes certain muscles to contract) Ultrasound (the use of sound waves to generate heat and promote healing) Heat or cold therapy Ask your doctor whether or not you are a good candidate for nonsurgical... |
3aea2397a97c4cba730643043252aa83 | How is nonsurgical spinal decompression done? | These include: Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs ( NSAIDs) Physical therapy Exercise Limited rest Steroid injections Bracing Chiropractic Acupuncture You are fully clothed during spinal decompression therapy. The doctor fits you with a harness around your pelvis and another around your trunk. You either lie face dow... |
9cdf312e8c33fcbc6063149be2bb0306 | What is spinal decompression therapy used for? | Doctors have used nonsurgical spinal decompression in an attempt to treat: Back or neck pain or sciatica, which is pain, weakness, or tingling that extends down the leg Bulging or herniated disks or degenerative disk disease Worn spinal joints (called posterior facet syndrome) Injured or diseased spinal nerve roots Mor... |
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