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af973cbfdfa99fdfd904b2d77a49300a | How can I do rotations for my neck pain? | Rotations: Stand or sit with your back and your head squarely over your shoulders. Then, turn your head as far you can comfortably to one side. Hold it for up to 30 seconds. Then turn your head to the other side, and hold it for up to 30 seconds. |
d264a17adb1a41085c3c3408cd45489c | How long does neck pain usually last? | Your pain should ease within 2 weeks. Full recovery should take 4-6 weeks. As your neck starts feeling better, you can do more of what you're used to. |
bbf483f4b536116d60212a4262277292 | How can I do head lifts for my neck pain? | Head Lifts. Lying on the floor with your knees bent and your feet flat on the floor, lift and lower your head. Make sure you don't raise your shoulders as you do this. You can also do these lying on your side and on your stomach. |
c77256a05d41cc2cce01be45e6acfd5c | How can I do resistance exercises for my neck pain? | Resistance Exercises: Standing or sitting, put your left hand on the side of your head above your ear. Gently press your head against your hand while holding your head straight. Do the same thing with your right hand. Core exercises can help with your neck pain. |
81b3a0389748ad0d4415c1b2d91929d2 | How are corns treated? | Corns Don't try to cut the corn or remove it with a sharp object. After you take a bath or shower, while your skin is still soft, use a pumice stone or an emery board to smooth and gently remove the build-up of tissue. Move the emery board or pumice stone in one direction only. You can also use cushioned or medicated p... |
12edea4014c171f9f8d71b739fbe12c8 | How are calluses treated? | Calluses Don't try to cut the callus or remove it with a sharp object. After your bath or shower, use a pumice stone to gently remove the build-up of tissue. You can use cushioned pads, donut pads and insoles to keep the pressure off the callus area. Your health care provider may prescribe medications to soften the cal... |
e84fc8eb02acc77e2e06007262c2636a | What are blisters and how do they form? | Blisters: A blister is a bubble on the skin surface that often contains a clear liquid, although it may also contain blood or pus. Blisters can form when the skin is repeatedly rubbed; for instance, when your shoes rub the same spot on your foot, when you wear shoes that don't fit properly, or when you wear shoes witho... |
12f5ac261e4b7b87817fbcac65208823 | How can blisters, corns, and calluses be prevented? | Blisters can form when the skin is repeatedly rubbed; for instance, when your shoes rub the same spot on your foot, when you wear shoes that don't fit properly, or when you wear shoes without socks. |
0de0f657c2754f949b1e0a8c76b6ec0f | What is a callus and what causes it? | Callus: A callus is a build-up of hard skin, usually on the underside of the foot. Calluses are caused by an uneven distribution of weight, generally on the bottom of the forefoot or heel. Calluses also can be caused by improperly fitting shoes or by a skin abnormality. It's normal to have some calluses on the soles of... |
497d1f55cf4a7db26685518843117a77 | Are over-the-counter painkillers safe to use? | Some signs that your flu is getting worse include: A high fever Shaking chills Shortness of breath If you take them properly and follow the label instructions, OTC painkillers are safe for most people. But if you need pain relief for more than 10 days, talk to your doctor. Although they're usually safe, side effects ca... |
fd97949cbf9c0cae01c1105afb8af534 | Can I combine over-the-counter pain relievers with other cold medicines? | Since combination cold medicines often have a pain reliever in them, usually acetaminophen or ibuprofen, be careful that you don't take another painkiller on top of that. Read the ingredients label to see which pain reliever is in your cold medicine. If it's one that's not safe to take with your medical condition, look... |
681df4cf97e6b3ad230e1eed11dcd62d | Is acetaminophen safer than ibuprofen? | You shouldn't take it if you already have liver disease or if you regularly drink moderate to heavy amounts of alcohol. |
09cf4035007583bb667bd373da20f070 | When is aspirin not safe for use in children? | And the FDA and drugmakers say that over-the-counter cough and cold medicines should not be given to children under age 4. Some doctors say that people with asthma should avoid aspirin because they get short of breath. If it's one that's not safe to take with your medical condition, look for another. |
d74acfdb39c006c38b9f338d550829ec | What does over-the-counter (OTC) medicine mean? | Both acetaminophen and NSAIDs can lower your fever and ease muscle aches. Some people find that one medicine works better for them than another. Many OTC cold medicines have either acetaminophen or ibuprofen in them. Many symptoms of these two illnesses are similar. NSAIDs, including ibuprofen, ketoprofen, and naproxen... |
5eed3146efb8877f26d2c7a53a64187c | Do I need to go to a doctor if I am achy while sick? | When you feel like you're coming down with a cold, you don't need a crystal ball to figure out what's next. Maybe a headache, sore throat, or a runny nose. Achy muscles can be a problem, too. Want some relief? |
c7b8e6f550cb9aaf8ce1f62995239feb | How do over-the-counter (OTC) pain medicines work? | Some good choices for pain relief are acetaminophen or NSAIDs like aspirin, ibuprofen, ketoprofen, and naproxen. Acetaminophen affects the areas of your brain that receive "pain messages." |
afc241be220f3d430642f88cd0edae32 | How can you drain a K-pouch (continent ileostomy)? | Constant drainage is best during the first 3 to 4 weeks for a new pouch. If the catheter or tube accidentally falls out before that time, you can put it back in with these simple steps: Relax your abdominal muscles. It may be helpful to bend your knee as you do that. Relubricate the catheter with water-soluble lubrican... |
a1731b0e502dcbff8dbe59c11e5129d8 | How do you irrigate the catheter in a K-pouch (continent ileostomy)? | Separate the catheter from the drainage bag and drain the contents of the catheter into the basin. Collect 1 ounce of tap water into the bulb syringe. Tip: Mark this spot on the bulb syringe with permanent marker or nail polish for accurate, easy measurement. To insert the ounce of tap water into the catheter, slowly s... |
ed0680e9951f2a47064b65e6330d1f0e | What is a K-pouch (continent ileostomy)? | Unlike other ileostomies, the K-pouch has a valve that the surgeon makes. She sews the intestine in a special way so that waste material doesn't leak out. Instead, you insert a tube called a catheter when it's time to empty the pouch. As the pouch fills with what's in your intestines (such as liquids and partly digeste... |
0a1b41d1a677bee066d12896e26bb476 | How should you drain a K-pouch (continent ileostomy) after the first few weeks? | After the first 3 to 4 weeks, you can stop the continuous draining and start draining several times per day, or as instructed by your health care provider. Though you usually make this change after seeing your doctor for the first time after the operation, sometimes your doctor will tell you to start doing the followin... |
1699f1b758fd4a26ec2896dfeda2c3b8 | What are other helpful tips about K-pouch (continent ileostomy) care? | Check the catheter often to be sure drainage flows freely through the tube. Irrigate it twice a day, or as instructed by your ET nurse or doctor. You should also inspect your stoma daily. It should look shiny, moist, and red. If you see any changes, tell your doctor. If your stool becomes too thick and movement through... |
b8c6524c70fc67d8bc625d2818eda86b | How should you drain a K-pouch (continent ileostomy) after three months? | Three months after surgery, there are usually no specific restrictions. You'll probably need to empty the pouch four to six times per day and use irrigation two of these times. But anytime you feel full or bloated, drain the pouch. And do it before you work out or go to bed. |
0e983f74a1b0ccde416cafd32c4d6b1c | How often do I drain a K-pouch (continent ileostomy)? | Right after the operation, you will have what doctors call an indwelling catheter, meaning the surgeon will leave a tube in the pouch to drain continuously. This will last for about 3 to 4 weeks to allow the pouch to mature. After that, you will drain the pouch several times per day. The number of times you need to dra... |
a6edbd5889ce999d8490314397bbda93 | What should you do if you think drainage has stopped in your K-pouch (continent ileostomy)? | If, at any time, you think pouch drainage has stopped, do these four things: Irrigate the catheter. Pinch the catheter between your finger and thumb and check to see if a fluid or air column is moving up and down. Wiggle the catheter in and out about an inch. If you still think pouch drainage has stopped, remove the ca... |
e5dee7e1a006226d1cec743656e39240 | How can you prepare to clean the catheter and your skin in a K-pouch (continent ileostomy)? | First, gather these supplies: Washcloths or paper towels Soap that isn't oily Plastic bag or newspaper Dressing Irrigation supplies: tap water, bulb syringe, and basin Wash your hands with soap and warm water, and dry them with a clean towel. Cleanse the skin around it and the stoma. |
20321275f54f01a0be68eba0c04e3931 | Are there ways to get pregnant that bypass the fallopian tubes? | Once you begin to successfully ovulate, your doctor may suggest trying artificial insemination, in which sperm is inserted directly into your uterus. Keep in mind that some standard treatments for endometriosis can either prevent pregnancy or, in the case of the hormone Danocrine, cause serious birth defects. Make sure... |
12bead9ed7101bae9b39e82e2bcfa0a3 | How do problems with the fallopian tubes affect fertility? | Problems with the fallopian tubes also account for a significant percentage of infertility cases. Sometimes, the tubes may be blocked or they may be scarred as a result of disease or infection. When an egg is released from one of the ovaries, it travels through one of the fallopian tubes, which are narrow ducts that co... |
a1ca519d30a5534d2b915a323106e9ca | Should I let my doctor know if I'm trying to conceive while being treated for endometriosis? | Keep in mind that some standard treatments for endometriosis can either prevent pregnancy or, in the case of the hormone Danocrine, cause serious birth defects. Make sure your doctor knows that you are trying to conceive if you're being treated for endometriosis. |
8f1aae43c5c941456fd03bc6eadc621f | How do I find out if my fallopian tubes are blocked? | To determine whether your fallopian tubes are blocked, your doctor may suggest a laparoscopy or a hysterosalpingogram ( HSG). In an HSG test, liquid dye is inserted by catheter through the vagina (cervix) into the uterus. Then, X-rays are taken to see if there is a blockage or if the dye flows freely into the abdomen. ... |
44b3792539d22014327040406500b408 | How does endometriosis affect your menstrual cycle? | The problem is that this tissue behaves like normal endometrial tissue -- it builds up and breaks down with your menstrual cycle -- but it can't be shed like normal endometrial tissue during your period. As a result, the rogue tissue causes irritation and inflammation. This buildup of tissue can prevent the eggs from g... |
2265865c060692bac3246f375dcdd999 | What are common symptoms of endometriosis? | In addition to fertility problems, some common signs and symptoms of endometriosis include: Pelvic pain Painful intercourse Painful urination Painful bowel movements Severe abdominal pain Lower back pain Heavy periods or spotting between periods Fatigue Some women with endometriosis do not have symptoms. |
a74a9dfb1cab882a8185465cf740aaf1 | How are fallopian tubes damaged? | Sometimes, the tubes may be blocked or they may be scarred as a result of disease or infection. |
f72562f1eaae31ca165b87834921eb52 | How does laparoscopy help diagnose endometriosis? | To find out, your doctor may suggest a laparoscopy. In this procedure, a surgeon inserts a small camera through a tube into your abdomen to check for abnormal endometrial tissue. Make sure your doctor knows that you are trying to conceive if you're being treated for endometriosis. |
04edf9874406f5b2493cb8584c29251b | How does surgery help endomeriosis? | In some women, surgery significantly improves their chances of getting pregnant. You should know, however, that pregnancy rates tend to be lower for women with severe endometriosis. If you have problems with your fallopian tubes, your doctor may recommend surgery to correct the damage or unblock the tubes. |
c1c7aaac35157fd73cc8d877aae54719 | What is the purpose of a proctoscopy? | Your doctor may need to look for diseases of the rectum or anus, to check on abnormal results of a barium enema, or to look for causes of rectal bleeding. You may also get proctoscopy to track the growth of polyps (benign growths on the lining of the intestine) or to check for a return of rectal cancer if you've alread... |
96c7f055ad1d60aeecad20a31e241b77 | What is a proctoscopy? | Your doctor may need to look for diseases of the rectum or anus, to check on abnormal results of a barium enema, or to look for causes of rectal bleeding. You may also get proctoscopy to track the growth of polyps (benign growths on the lining of the intestine) or to check for a return of rectal cancer if you've alread... |
8a6ea324b8411e7064cc8c038c449ac8 | How do you prepare for a proctoscopy? | Before you get a proctoscopy, your doctor will usually ask you to use an enema (medication inserted into the rectum in order to cleanse the bowel) the night before the procedure. Ask for specific instructions. Or you may get an enema in the doctor's office just before the test. |
9dcf336d1f0c8354d99ebb332807c212 | What happens on the day of a proctoscopy? | You'll probably get a proctoscopy in your doctor's office. You will remove your clothing below the waist and lie on your side on a table. The doctor will insert a gloved finger into your anus to check for tenderness or blockage. The doctor will then insert a lubricated proctoscope into your rectum and pump air in to ex... |
e40e7455fd1516a0722a6592e2b19a1e | What are the symptoms of sulfa allergies? | If you're allergic to sulfa drugs, or any other medication, you may have one or more of these symptoms: Skin rash or hives Itching Breathing problems Swelling The reaction can also cause these serious skin reactions: Sulfonamide drug hypersensitivity syndrome: Rash, fever, and organ problems begin within 1 to 2 weeks a... |
2cfd69cbc91307b0539bbf407892af47 | What are the skin symptoms of sulfa allergies? | If you're allergic to sulfa drugs, or any other medication, you may have one or more of these symptoms: Skin rash or hives Itching Breathing problems Swelling The reaction can also cause these serious skin reactions: Sulfonamide drug hypersensitivity syndrome: Rash, fever, and organ problems begin within 1 to 2 weeks a... |
bd4e9899327cc53495f86aef41c60360 | What drugs should I avoid with sulfa allergies? | Sulfa antibiotics have been widely used for more than 70 years. In fact, the first antibiotic was a sulfa drug introduced in 1936. Today, these drugs include burn creams, vaginal suppositories, and eye drops as well as medications for many types of infections. If you've had an allergic reaction to one sulfa antibiotic,... |
17d9f812dd451d9cd9f4477f8d8348ef | How common is pelvic organ prolapse (POP)? | Nearly half of all women between ages 50 and 79 have at least a little bit of pelvic organ prolapse ( POP). It doesn't always cause symptoms, so you could actually have it and not know it. Men can get POP, too, if their bladders or rectums drop down. |
922b916ae75b8fe92278c26d4c495994 | Can pelvic organ prolapse (POP) have complications? | Other things can raise your risk, like: Having surgery or radiation on your pelvic area Breaking your back or the bones in your pelvis Chronic constipation, because of the pushing and straining Chronic cough (it puts pressure on your pelvic organs) Obesity Doing a lot of heavy lifting over and over Getting older Having... |
c97bd3e2c6882ce58169bdb0752b1e0f | What is your pelvis? | Some of your body tissue can stick out of your vagina. |
a3521082714c2a7cb850768c66bb66d6 | What causes pelvic organ prolapse (POP)? | If you delivered a baby through your vagina (not by C-section), you have the biggest risk for POP. The more times you give birth, the higher your risk. But just because you've had babies, doesn't mean you're going to have a prolapse. |
ed2050b39c4ddb3195ff644116969ddd | What is pelvic organ prolapse (POP? | Sometimes, the muscles and other kinds of tissue that hold everything in place get stretched out, weak, or torn. When that happens, some of your body parts can drop down below where they're supposed to be. Some of your body tissue can stick out of your vagina. This is called prolapse. It can affect all the organs in yo... |
c57d0c7e0526ebb6241913d0e9f34c46 | What can raise your risk of pelvic organ prolapse (POP)? | Other things can raise your risk, like: Having surgery or radiation on your pelvic area Breaking your back or the bones in your pelvis Chronic constipation, because of the pushing and straining Chronic cough (it puts pressure on your pelvic organs) Obesity Doing a lot of heavy lifting over and over Getting older Having... |
c25d8d1297322720c4422b5c9144e33d | Can I prevent pelvic organ prolapse (POP)? | Bowel control problems (fecal incontinence), with liquid or solid stools coming out Problems having bowel movements when stools get trapped Pain during sex Urinary tract infections Kidney damage if it blocks your pee There are things you can to do tighten your pelvic muscles and reduce your risk. For instance, Kegel ex... |
2d97220db32d72a34a9b36b977f72fac | What are some things you might notice from fibrocystic breast changes? | Aside from a difference in the way your breast tissue feels, you might notice that: Changes are similar in both breasts Dark brown or green discharge leaks from your nipples Lumps change size during your menstrual cycle Pain or discomfort increases before your period Yes. |
8f96f5c7c7445707c0be3aec20def431 | What is the treatment for fibrocystic breast changes? | You usually won't need any -- unless your doctor finds it's cancer. If it's a cyst, your doctor can puncture and drain it. This can lessen pain and pressure, but the fluid can come back. Sometimes, cysts go away on their own. Some women find relief if they avoid caffeine. This is found in coffee, tea, chocolate, and so... |
6dec9d57d54b842282ff4dd7d16bb94a | How can you ease discomfort from fibrocystic breast changes? | Fibrocystic breast changes aren't harmful. Take a diuretic, a drug that helps drain fluid from your body. Keep it on at night if needed. |
b54f872d21887329469767bdcfa4c403 | How are fibrocystic breast changes diagnosed? | When you touch your breasts, do you notice that they feel lumpy or rope-like? Aside from a difference in the way your breast tissue feels, you might notice that: Changes are similar in both breasts Dark brown or green discharge leaks from your nipples Lumps change size during your menstrual cycle Pain or discomfort inc... |
c10ba1a055e7abdd4dae59b470344d94 | How can you take insulin therapy for type 2 diabetes? | You can't take insulin by mouth, because your stomach juices keep it from working properly. You might inject it using a syringe or a pen. Some people use an insulin pump. Insulin can be long-lasting or fast-release. Your doctor will decide what kind works best for you. |
2ab4098f69a9b1a271ab09a2a4ffcafd | How are non-insulin diabetes medicine categorized? | Non-insulin meds are split into six categories, based on how they work. They are: Metformin, which works in your liver Thiazolidinediones (or glitazones), which improve sugar removal from your blood Secretagogues, which help your pancreas make more insulin Starch blockers, which slow down how your body absorbs sugar fr... |
01f4f483e38696eab2eeac0e7c09b966 | What happens if my diabetes medicine changes? | You and your doctor may also want to consider possible side effects. |
a3565ec14ac3056908c5034c7f560307 | How do I know which medicines are the best for my type 2 diabetes? | If one medicine isn't enough to control your type 2 diabetes, you and your doctor should work together to find the best mix for you. Usually, you'll keep taking metformin and add something else. What that is may depend on your situation. |
cb150622cdd76e1b1db48a174b1b51bb | What are the different types of diabetes medicine? | Most people with type 2 start with non-insulin ones. Non-insulin meds are split into six categories, based on how they work. |
b4068a1a1c7c12f709ad5712bfa0dc34 | What is combination therapy for type 2 diabetes? | Even if you change your lifestyle and take your medicine as directed, your blood sugar may still get worse over time. That doesn't mean you've done something wrong. Diabetes is progressive, and many people eventually need more than one drug. When you take more than one drug to control your type 2 diabetes, that's calle... |
0b8f28d93b2e6fab3b850ba3a349d098 | Who should I ask about my medicine for my type 2 diabetes? | If you're on just one medicine, it's probably metformin, a pill or liquid that cuts down how much glucose your liver makes. You'll need to see your doctor more often when you start taking a new combination of drugs. |
90b022cde8daa77d4b3d34d88a017086 | Which combination of medicine do I need to control my type 2 diabetes? | If you're on just one medicine, it's probably metformin, a pill or liquid that cuts down how much glucose your liver makes. When you take more than one drug to control your type 2 diabetes, that's called combination therapy. Usually, you'll keep taking metformin and add something else. What that is may depend on your s... |
db6e2c30533eb83b0d5f65e877f39bae | Why do I need more medicine for my type 2 diabetes? | Diabetes is progressive, and many people eventually need more than one drug. When you take more than one drug to control your type 2 diabetes, that's called combination therapy. If one medicine isn't enough to control your type 2 diabetes, you and your doctor should work together to find the best mix for you. |
da4b58e875ad0ca791d68d20d183ccf9 | When do I need to call my doctor about a cut or scrape? | Check with your doctor or go to the emergency room if: The cut is deep, long, or the edges are jagged. You may need stitches and a tetanus shot. The cut or scrape is from a dirty or rusty object. You may need a tetanus shot. The injury is from an animal or human bite. You can't stop the bleeding with direct pressure. Y... |
c9d00603a10d1ce195222605ceb800d5 | When should you call 911 about a medical emergency? | Emergencies Call 911 for any medical emergency, including when a person has: Chest pain A serious allergic reaction Bleeding that won't stop Trouble breathing What should I do when I call 911? |
bae36b834a36904cff65c359cf3dc758 | What are the signs that my child is allergic to the insect? | It's normal for the skin around the insect sting to swell up and get red. But call 911 or go to the emergency room if you see any of these signs of an allergic reaction: Dizziness Hives -- red, itchy bumps on the skin Stomach cramps, vomiting, or diarrhea Swelling of the tongue Trouble breathing, wheezing Anyone who ha... |
52e2f82fa3b999a25d19df78046e9d3b | Do I need to bandage a cut or scrape? | Do I need to bandage a cut or scrape? You don't need to bandage every cut and scrape. Some heal more quickly when left uncovered to stay dry. But if the cut is on a part of the body that might get dirty or rub against clothes, put on a bandage to protect it. Change the bandage every day or whenever it gets wet or dirty... |
da8067f7dcc9a6eb06a780b2ddfa1b94 | How should I use gauze and tape? | Wash your hands with soap and water. You can also wear gloves. Gently wash the wound with a wet piece of gauze or washcloth. Place a piece of clean gauze over the wound. Apply tape around the edges of the gauze to hold it in place. |
4769c04621e4991fd0aac96571b5c4cc | What should I put on an emergency contact sheet? | Emergency Contact Sheet FOR AN EMERGENCY: DIAL 911 Poison Control Center: 800-222-1222 Police: Fire: Hospital name: Phone: Doctor's name: Phone: Dentist's name: Phone: Pharmacy name: Phone: Health insurance plan: Policy number: Phone: Emergency Contact 1 Name: Relationship: Phone: Emergency Contact 2 Name: Relationship... |
cd8b85b1ffc43a928a7a8b98ae5881ce | Where should I store my first aid kit? | Your kit should be easy to find. But it should be kept in a high, childproof cabinet, far away from kids' prying fingers. Keep one full-sized kit in a central spot at home, such as your kitchen or bathroom. Then put a smaller kit in your car or purse for when you're on the road. |
0256290c723a13605a83901600c396ad | How can I prepare for an emergency? | Keep a fully stocked first-aid kit in your home and car. Have up-to-date copies of each person's medical history in your home and car. Post an emergency contact sheet next to each phone in the house. Show it to everyone who spends time in your home, including family members and babysitters. Make sure your children know... |
f3da0265893d9d1c45da76a20d3eaf01 | How do I treat a nosebleed? | Most of the time you can stop the flow with a few simple steps: Lean the head slightly forward, so blood doesn't run down the throat. With a tissue or washcloth, gently press the nostrils together to stop the bleeding. Hold the nose for at least 5 minutes. Then check to see if the bleeding has stopped. If it hasn't sto... |
46435095a4f9d98f677142fb05ad72b7 | How do topical antibiotic ointments for cuts or scrapes work? | Topical antibiotics are medicines you put on your skin to kill bacteria. Most cuts and scrapes will heal without ointment, but they can reduce scars and help the wound heal faster. If you do use an antibiotic ointment, apply it to your skin one to three times a day and then cover with a clean bandage. |
a677d01723b589d463f827fbf9ce4502 | How do I treat bee, wasp, and other insect stings? | Here's what to do: If the insect has left behind a stinger, remove it from the skin so less of the venom gets into your body. You can scrape out the stinger with the edge of a credit card or the dull edge of a knife. Don't squeeze the stinger. You might release more of the venom into your skin. Once the stinger is out ... |
a56983e9d9ab74b5f0c982f0b2537ae8 | How long should a cut or scrape be covered? | Once a solid scab has formed, you can take off the bandage. |
9f04043de12baa305ddfbbe8574ef823 | When should I see a doctor about a burn? | Serious burns need to be treated by a doctor or in a hospital. Call for medical help if: You have a third-degree burn. The burn is larger than 2 to 3 inches. The burn is on your face, hands, feet, or over a joint like your shoulder or knee. The burn goes all the way around a hand, arm, foot, or leg. The pain gets worse... |
9e2966b791120724c5597aadd72f0b20 | What should I do when I call 911 about a medical emergency? | Tell the operator: The type of emergency The telephone number you're calling from The address where the emergency is happening Details about the person's condition -- what happened to them, the type of injuries they have, and what has been done so far to treat them The 911 operator might tell you step by step how to he... |
a0fb227469ac7bd1e7e38ae507902945 | How do I treat a minor cut or scrape? | Follow these steps to keep cuts clean and prevent infections and scars. Put pressure on the cut with a gauze pad or clean cloth. Keep the pressure on for a few minutes. Clean the wound. Once you've stopped the bleeding, rinse the cut under cool running water or use a saline wound wash. Clean the area around the wound w... |
11b0683fdd2cc77809aa89d7b0e8d0a7 | How do I remove a splinter? | How do I remove a splinter? If the splinter is sticking out of the skin: Wash the skin around the splinter with soap and water. Clean a pair of tweezers with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol. Grab the end of the splinter with the tweezers. Pull it out at the same angle as the splinter went in. Clean the skin again with ... |
5e795217c41281b0722871b9e1605e9c | How do I treat a sunburn? | First, wash up with soap and water so you don't get bacteria into the cut and cause an infection. Use a baking soda paste or hydrocortisone cream 4 times a day to relieve itching. Apply an antiseptic spray, antibiotic ointment, or aloe vera cream to soothe the area. Soothe your burned skin with a cool, damp washcloth. ... |
0e3d25ea6e778421e9abd282e5584b4b | Is there a vaccine for respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)? | There's no vaccine for respiratory syncytial virus. But a medication called palivizumab may prevent RSV infections and protect high-risk babies from serious complications of RSV infection. If your baby is at high risk, your doctor may give them a monthly shot of it during peak RSV season. |
cc6e20a7f8ae62a8cd125b18d34d7428 | How do you treat respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in babies and young children at home? | Use a cool-mist vaporizer to keep the air moist and make breathing easier. |
1d9c651bcaaf9abea6d0226112ed8ece | How do you treat respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in babies when the case is severe? | Babies with more serious cases may need to go to a hospital, where their treatment may include: Oxygen IV fluids Medications to open their airways |
3bafe4b7f9e2cdd92d964ed9d9cb2fb1 | What children are most at risk for severe infection from respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)? | The chance of a severe infection is highest for: Babies born prematurely Children younger than 2 who were born with heart or lung disease Infants and young children whose immune systems are weakened because of illness or medical treatment Children under 8 to 10 weeks old To diagnose RSV, your child's doctor will probab... |
1527bf53f970d84df411ddfdf444927d | What is respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)? | But for a small percentage, infection with RSV can lead to serious, sometimes life-threatening problems such as pneumonia or bronchiolitis, an inflammation of the small airways of the lungs. There's no vaccine for respiratory syncytial virus. Most babies and young children can be cared for at home: Remove sticky nasal ... |
eaf19e1c415d4005ba82bc9c23c1fcae | What are steps to prevent respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in children? | For most babies and young children, the infection causes nothing more than a cold. Tests for RSV include: Blood and urine tests to look for a bacterial infection and make sure your child isn't dehydrated Chest X-rays to look for any signs of pneumonia Tests of material scraped out of your child's nose or mouth Steps yo... |
3a222378cb540b026aac853d1ba2b796 | How can a migraine with aura be confused with a stroke? | A migraine with aura is the kind that can be confused with a stroke. An aura affects your senses and usually happens before the headache. You may see light flashes, zig-zagged lines, or blind spots, or you might feel tingling or numbness in your arms, legs, or face. You might have ringing in your ears or trouble speaki... |
ae03c81af697ca1bf3aba9d5f1c3294b | Will medicines and lifestyle changes lower my risk of having a stroke? | In general, medicines and lifestyle changes (like quitting smoking) that lower your risk of a stroke may also keep you from having migraine. |
51bf1ce04ff8ca32663a7b78b470762f | How can I tell the difference between a migraine and a stroke? | It can be hard to tell the difference between a migraine with aura and a TIA. Here's what to look for: With a stroke, symptoms usually come on suddenly. With a migraine, they happen gradually; the headache usually starts small and gets more painful. A stroke is more likely to have what are called "negative" symptoms su... |
bee8c13cec5736a0855fff9afc68aaf0 | What are the causes of a stroke? | There can be two causes. Either a blood vessel is blocked, for instance with a blood clot, or a blood vessel tears or bursts and causes bleeding in or around the brain. |
4ac1a23d92aa41933451ecd88eeb01e9 | Do migraines without aura affect my chances of having a stroke? | But they may make you more likely to have other heart-related problems. |
12371632eddfe45b565ff698cd8fed9a | What is a transient ischemic attack? | Other common symptoms are: Numbness or weakness, especially on one side of your body Trouble speaking or trouble understanding others Vision problems in one or both eyes Sudden dizziness or loss of balance or coordination Confusion The kind of stroke that tends to be mistaken for a migraine is called a transient ischem... |
6a6d99bd2eee896b48d8d0904c339e9e | When should you assume your migraine could be stroke? | If you're over 40 and have never had a migraine, assume your pain is something more serious. People who get migraine typically have it most of their lives. It's rare to have your first symptoms when you're older. If you get migraine and your aura symptoms or headaches seem different than what you've typically experienc... |
7f34dc7a5c52e84595d4195e7fe4e63b | What are signs of a stroke? | A sudden severe headache can be a sign of a stroke. Other common symptoms are: Numbness or weakness, especially on one side of your body Trouble speaking or trouble understanding others Vision problems in one or both eyes Sudden dizziness or loss of balance or coordination Confusion The kind of stroke that tends to be ... |
c2a051333e8fd04e7f887fc8f230d6bd | What medications that treat migraines might cause a stroke? | Certain medications for migraine headaches, including ergot alkaloids and triptans, can narrow your arteries. If you've had a stroke, you shouldn't take those. |
6cc14c9c215adc46c76dba6c04d19ca6 | What can you do to prevent a stroke or a migraine? | Certain medications for migraine headaches, including ergot alkaloids and triptans, can narrow your arteries. If you've had a stroke, you shouldn't take those. In general, medicines and lifestyle changes (like quitting smoking) that lower your risk of a stroke may also keep you from having migraine. |
a2a999d5df7d6eb4d3efc25321301587 | What kind of migraine tends to be mistaken for a stroke? | A migraine with aura is the kind that can be confused with a stroke. An aura affects your senses and usually happens before the headache. You may see light flashes, zig-zagged lines, or blind spots, or you might feel tingling or numbness in your arms, legs, or face. You might have ringing in your ears or trouble speaki... |
1174addc6d795dc4f0c0aee6dac1e7ee | What causes a stroke? | There can be two causes. Either a blood vessel is blocked, for instance with a blood clot, or a blood vessel tears or bursts and causes bleeding in or around the brain. |
091dba2680bc306883ddde694ae5ca58 | What is a stroke? | Cells there don't get enough oxygen and start to die. It's also known as a "mini stroke" because blood flow to your brain is cut off only for a short time. |
024b509f2b1ff4bc02db51501cf11a1b | When should you call 911 if you think you're having a stroke? | Early treatment can limit the damage to your brain and possibly save your life. It's possible to have a stroke while you're having a migraine, but that doesn't mean the migraine caused the stroke. |
d0cd8e49186a5a386ac005ee247a82f4 | When should I call 911 for a stroke? | Early treatment can limit the damage to your brain and possibly save your life. It's possible to have a stroke while you're having a migraine, but that doesn't mean the migraine caused the stroke. |
e52b963ea8d1887d7dad61e7cdc43ac3 | Is it possible to have a stroke while having a migraine? | A migraine with aura is the kind that can be confused with a stroke. If you're young, it's more likely to be a migraine. |
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