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8e2c25907380915cf79204d6528961e8 | How can eye muscle surgery help with nystagmus? | The goal is to help with the head tilt that often comes with nystagmus. Sometimes surgery improves vision, too. |
0cf47630e0de3569274f62e0f47d17a4 | What are the symptoms of nystagmus? | Your eyes move without your control. It might be fast, then slow, then fast again. The movement might be in one eye, but it's usually in both eyes. You may notice that you nod your head or keep it in strange positions. You do that because it helps you focus when you can't hold your gaze steady. Things look clearer when... |
e6d26c4fc9710845611327efc3d90743 | What is nystagmus? | It's a condition where you can't control your eye movements. |
8c7ef3cc4c7687536b51650faf5788a6 | What happens if heart failure is left untreated? | Left untreated, heart failure worsens and may prevent the heart from pumping enough blood to keep the person alive. |
f538f93777a813104a9adcfb2b7781a6 | How common is heart failure and how serious is it? | About 5.8 million Americans have heart failure, which contributes to about 282,000 deaths each year. Although treatment of heart failure has led to improved survival rates, as many as ten percent of patients with mild heart failure and more than 50% of patients with more severe heart failure die annually. Heart failure... |
45e13a99037d4b9052c62760a9997c39 | What are the most common causes of heart failure? | The most common causes of heart failure are: Coronary artery disease (narrowing or hardening of arteries that supply blood to the heart muscle, usually caused by a buildup of fats and cholesterol) High blood pressure (hypertension) Many people with heart failure have both coronary artery disease and hypertension. Heart... |
fe11698fd2eb53a519bbbcd881607e81 | What are the effects of raloxifene? | The first SERM to reach the market was tamoxifen, which blocks the stimulative effect of estrogen on breast tissue. |
3fac5e61716f12967502e95ef6504ca9 | What are side effects of raloxifene? | Because of its anti-estrogen effects, the most common side effects with raloxifene are hot flashes. Conversely, because of its estrogenic effects, raloxifene increases the risk of blood clots, including deep vein thrombosis ( DVT) and pulmonary embolism (blood clots in the lung). Studies show that the risk of blood clo... |
79583f3ff79b28939b1f3168fbbfda38 | What health problems does the drug Duavee treat? | Another SERM combination drug, bazedoxifene-conjugated estrogen ( Duavee) is FDA-approved to reduce hot flashes and osteoporosis in postmenopausal women. |
4b9d9e1c562d74fffa4d727969eef250 | What is raloxifene (Evista)? | It is FDA-approved for the prevention and treatment of osteoporosis in postmenopausal women and to reduce risk of invasive breast cancer in postmenopausal women at high risk or with osteoporosis. SERMs were developed to reap the benefits of estrogen while avoiding the hormone's potential side effects. Raloxifene, a so-... |
91474de01c1a3dafc431eb45f7adb429 | After you report aspirin poisoning, what happens next? | These actions may include the following: Placing a breathing tube (intubation) and assisting breathing with a ventilator for a person who is in a coma, cannot protect his or her own airway, or needs mechanical breathing Placing of a catheter into the bladder to monitor urine output and frequently check the acidity (p H... |
3ac2beb363da2d7b0074951c2f8ed080 | What questions will the poison control center ask me if I call about aspirin poisoning? | Is the person breathing? What medications were taken? Try to locate the medicine container. What is the medicine's name and how many milligrams (mg) is each pill? How much of the medicine did the person take and when was it taken? Was the medicine taken with alcohol or any other drugs or chemicals? How old is the perso... |
0d9bfaad8113729ade84b29f36d08fea | How is aspiring poisoning diagnosed? | Serious symptoms include the following: Agitation, fever, convulsions, collapse, confusion, coma Low blood pressure Rapid heart rate Rapid breathing Wheezing Nausea and vomiting Bleeding Hallucinations Drowsiness The doctor will take a history and perform a physical examination to look for evidence of poisoning. The do... |
d04f7f1d7f33483a769926d3e3636bd6 | How will my doctor decide how to treat my aspirin poisoning? | The doctor will make treatment decisions based on the dose of active ingredient ingested, the time over which it was ingested, your age, the symptoms you are experiencing, and your acid-base status. |
91af3a19fb3e7bdc774cde2b227968ec | How is aspiring poisoning treated? | Doctors may use gastric lavage, or pumping out the stomach contents, to try to prevent further absorption of the aspirin into the body. Dialysis is also sometimes used to reduce the amount of salicylate in the body. |
091b193baf2c74ca8faf92aacacb8181 | When should I see a doctor about possible aspirin poisoning? | If you have been taking aspirin and begin to have ringing in your ears, call your doctor to see if the medication should be stopped or the dosage reduced.. For all other symptoms, call 911 (or the local emergency phone number) immediately. Serious symptoms include the following: Agitation, fever, convulsions, collapse,... |
c45bf551b3bab2255cb4f198144c7dca | What happens after you've had treatment for aspirin poisoning? | The following people, will likely be admitted to the hospital regardless of salicylate levels: Infants and elderly persons People with long-term salicylism People who ingested sustained-release products Psychiatric and medical follow-up may be recommended. Careful monitoring of medication will also be recommended. |
cc157addf394cec5c8d3fca3c5d5cbc9 | How does alkaline diuresis help treat aspirin poisoning? | Alkaline diuresis is the process of giving a person who has been poisoned compounds that alter the chemistry of the blood and urine in a way that allows the kidneys to remove more salicylate. Specifically, sodium bicarbonate is given via IV to make the blood and urine less acidic (more alkaline). This encourages the ki... |
b06f536f3a01d5c80940871f9ec69219 | What other proof must I provide for disability for fibromyalgia? | Describing your fibromyalgia symptoms alone will not qualify you for Social Security disability. You have to be specific about signs and physical findings related to fibromyalgia and pain and how that impacts your ability to work. The Social Security staff will consider all your symptoms, including pain. All of this in... |
a4b9a8d711f30dd1ffd23199077ee706 | What should I do if I'm not approved for disability for fibromyalgia? | If you are not approved, you'll have the right to appeal before a judge who specializes in these cases. Some patients with fibromyalgia find it necessary to have the help of an attorney during the appeal process. Although it may increase your costs, the chance your case will be approved is usually better if you have le... |
f528d79d56d4fab72ddc2f50c9f92136 | How should employers address migraine headaches due to fibromyalgia? | To address concentration issues, employers should consider: Providing written job instructions when possible Prioritizing job assignments and providing more structure Allowing flexible work hours and allowing a self-paced workload Allowing periodic rest periods to reorient Providing memory aids, such as schedulers or o... |
2af437d400465408104ea3a4fbf3b0a7 | Are there workplace modification guidelines for people with fibromyalgia? | People with fibromyalgia can use the following lists when talking with their employer about making modifications. The lists come from the U. S. Department of Labor's Job Accommodation Network. They contain recommendations for accommodations employers should be willing to consider for employees with fibromyalgia. |
1cd21183088baf45692c3ccbc3ace98f | How should employers address fatigue and weakness due to fibromyalgia? | To address concentration issues, employers should consider: Providing written job instructions when possible Prioritizing job assignments and providing more structure Allowing flexible work hours and allowing a self-paced workload Allowing periodic rest periods to reorient Providing memory aids, such as schedulers or o... |
03f29cac0f64726ada653ee378ebda15 | How should employers address sleep problems due to fibromyalgia? | To address concentration issues, employers should consider: Providing written job instructions when possible Prioritizing job assignments and providing more structure Allowing flexible work hours and allowing a self-paced workload Allowing periodic rest periods to reorient Providing memory aids, such as schedulers or o... |
4fbd0ed6312f07577be64f46c06bd7aa | Can people with fibromyalgia work? | By self-managing fibromyalgia pain and controlling daily stress, most people with fibromyalgia can do almost anything they choose. Unless you have physical pain that's directly work-related, you should be able to make simple modifications to your workplace that allow you to continue working. |
9e2def193d252b2a66f7d30621d6eef3 | How should employers address concentration issues due to fibromyalgia? | To address concentration issues, employers should consider: Providing written job instructions when possible Prioritizing job assignments and providing more structure Allowing flexible work hours and allowing a self-paced workload Allowing periodic rest periods to reorient Providing memory aids, such as schedulers or o... |
7c89813afeb939f8e51543b66f83f672 | What type of workplace changes can help someone with fibromyalgia? | Talk about the symptoms of pain, fatigue, and stiffness. Explain how you may have good days and bad days. Explaining fibromyalgia will give people at work a better idea of what you are feeling each day. Ask your boss if you can take rest periods on bad days. Or ask if you can take work home if you are feeling fatigued.... |
3bdbd1962cb08d0105785c9d20b2fb08 | How should employers address depression and anxiety due to fibromyalgia? | To address concentration issues, employers should consider: Providing written job instructions when possible Prioritizing job assignments and providing more structure Allowing flexible work hours and allowing a self-paced workload Allowing periodic rest periods to reorient Providing memory aids, such as schedulers or o... |
5b94185d119e90c71c855463ea73aca7 | Can I get disability because of fibromyalgia? | To address concentration issues, employers should consider: Providing written job instructions when possible Prioritizing job assignments and providing more structure Allowing flexible work hours and allowing a self-paced workload Allowing periodic rest periods to reorient Providing memory aids, such as schedulers or o... |
1e477eb87dbff37d6ed7b8cfe1b99c2d | How often should the patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) pump be used? | The pump can be used whenever the patient is feeling pain. However, patients should not press the button on the machine if they are feeling too sleepy. The more alert the patient is, the more likely he or she is to participate in a therapy program to aid and possibly shorten recovery. Once the acute pain from surgery i... |
9e0b482de0102de3c4f54943e7dcacdc | What are some common thoughts that people diagnosed with hepatitis C have? | If you've just been diagnosed with hepatitis C, you may wonder how you got it and worry about passing on the virus to a loved one. If you've had the disease for a long time without knowing it, you could dwell on every little incident in the past where you might have accidentally exposed a family member to the disease. |
7187fc26c0c849ecce81459d8a07b6d9 | How common is it for someone to catch hepatitis C through everyday contact? | It cannot be spread through: Coughing Sneezing Hugging Kissing Breastfeeding (unless nipples are cracked or bleeding) Sharing utensils or glasses Casual contact Sharing food and water Mosquito or other insect bites That means everyday contact isn't risky. The odds of it spreading between people in a household are near ... |
f2686751d021673fbb35c61d2d5f0ff3 | What should someone with hepatitis C do to encourage others to get tested? | While the odds of passing on the hepatitis C virus are low, you should still tell anyone at risk that you have hepatitis C. You should tell sexual partners, spouses, and family members. Your infection may be difficult to discuss, but anyone at potential risk must know. |
3f086f4019294d6df9752e4ec2d094e9 | Is there medication for hirsutism? | With regular use, you should have less hair on your face or body. Anti-androgen blockers help your body make and use fewer male hormones, so you should grow less hair over time. Vaniqa (eflornithine) is a face cream that slows hair growth where you apply it. |
e0aa7b904a7944a04089e7ce23b34b47 | How do hormones cause hirsutism? | High levels of male hormones and hirsutism are common in women who have: Polycystic ovary syndrome , which causes small cysts, or fluid-filled sacs, to form on your ovaries. Cushing's syndrome, which you get when you have high levels of the stress hormone cortisol for long periods of time. Tumors in your adrenal glands... |
08dca03c111089fff108e7a80d89b39c | Can medications cause hirsutism? | This can happen with: Drugs that have hormones, like anabolic steroids Drugs that spur hair growth, like Rogaine (minoxidil) A drug called Danocrine (danazol) that can help with endometriosis, when the tissue that lines the uterus grows outside of the womb If you have more facial or body hair than you want, there are a... |
3d280e5831b37f4b6db8ed1b97e23809 | How can you be smart with antibiotics? | The best way to help slow the spread of super bacteria is by being smart with antibiotics. Here's how: Trust your doctor if she says you don't need them. Don't take them for a viral infection. Only take the ones your doctor has prescribed for you. Take them as directed. Don't skip doses. Take them for the full number o... |
cad69c0ed86c8b176e57c5f5f57bfbb6 | Can cancer therapy dogs sit on beds or other hospital equipment? | The animals shouldn't come in contact with wounds or equipment, and they aren't allowed to visit patients who are eating or drinking. |
9c31b9dc23142b536369b15265fddddc | How often do therapy dogs for cancer stay at the hospital? | Most of these dogs live at home with their owners and make routine visits to cancer facilities. The visits usually last less than 2 hours, and the animals typically stay with each person for about 15 or 20 minutes. Dogs can go to rooms, treatment areas like chemotherapy suites, and lounges or group areas. |
7350eb918e13482780fe06e70bef6808 | Can cancer therapy dogs give me diseases? | The dogs are screened regularly by a vet and kept current on all their shots, including rabies. It's possible for a dog to pass on diseases to people or injure them. But such things rarely, if ever, happen with trained, registered therapy dogs. |
4fbfa0cb24212ad0833b6052d8b3bad5 | How do I arrange a visit with a cancer therapy dog? | Most service a local area, but some will bring a pup wherever you are. Some therapy dogs make regularly scheduled visits to facilities, say once or twice a week. If you're just not up for it when the dog comes, you can reschedule for next time. Check with your hospital liaison to get help setting one up. |
55d98dbcb10f2a9073b896f1bc430871 | What kind of dogs are therapy dogs for cancer? | Therapy dogs come in all shapes, sizes, and breeds, including golden retrievers, poodles, dachshunds, pugs, and German shepherds. But certain canines match up better with specific people. For example, an active child may do better with an active dog who likes to play and can fetch a ball. If you're not feeling well or ... |
bd1039844c5ae8b5a12fbe2fd065012a | Can therapy dogs for cancer help with physical therapy? | They can help with physical therapy, too. When you pet a dog, that can help improve your sensory and fine motor skills. A canine may even help you with the all-important first step: getting out of bed. Walking with a dog on a leash and playing games with it can help your balance and coordination. |
21176e1d25ad9f882d2eb897597299ed | Are cancer therapy dogs clean? | Anyone who comes in contact with the dog should wash their hands before and afterward. The dogs are usually bathed the day before a therapy session and brushed right before seeing patients. The therapy vest many of the animals wear helps catch loose hair. |
8d43102a4bd873535927902645559d41 | Can diet and drugs have an effect on urinary incontinence symptoms? | What you eat and drink, as well as the drugs you take, may all have an effect on incontinence symptoms. |
e7fa083fa537d5d550eabc70734a03d9 | When should someone call their doctor about breast cancer? | One or both breasts develop an abnormal lump or pain that doesn't go away, or look or feel abnormal. The cause often is something other than cancer, but a doctor should check it. You have swollen lymph nodes in your armpits. Any swelling could be from cancer. |
e0d2b623b5fd0af00d12627966cfb927 | How is oral cancer treated? | Cancer is defined as the uncontrollable growth of cells that invade and cause damage to surrounding tissue. |
3150e9d3966686be6c76da053c8b7cac | What is oral cancer? | Oral cancer appears as a growth or sore in the mouth that does not go away. Oral cancer, which includes cancers of the lips, tongue, cheeks, floor of the mouth, hard and soft palate, sinuses, and pharynx (throat), can be life threatening if not diagnosed and treated early. |
e88e3c5d1b20460ef4bd7b577d3c891c | What can I do to prevent oral cancer? | To prevent oral cancer: Don't smoke or use any tobacco products and drink alcohol in moderation (and refrain from binge drinking). Eat a well balanced diet. Limit your exposure to the sun. Repeated exposure increases the risk of cancer on the lip, especially the lower lip. When in the sun, use UV- A/ B-blocking sun pro... |
b3f892eaf39a4959b73f5604e2fceaf5 | What is the outlook for people with oral cancer? | The overall 5-year survival rate for patients with an early diagnosis of oral cavity and pharynx cancers is 84%. If the cancer has spread to nearby tissues, organs, or lymph nodes, the 5-year survival rate drops to 65%. |
3902a8ffa4d2665fcadbffc1b47968df | What problems can Fabry disease cause? | You may notice things like: Pain and burning in your hands and feet that get worse with exercise, fever, and hot weather or when you are tired Small, dark red spots usually found between your belly button and knees Cloudy vision Hearing loss Ringing in the ears Sweating less than normal Stomach pain, bowel movements ri... |
86a079381e78132b15be18e56577f8f3 | What are symptoms of Fabry disease? | You may notice things like: Pain and burning in your hands and feet that get worse with exercise, fever, and hot weather or when you are tired Small, dark red spots usually found between your belly button and knees Cloudy vision Hearing loss Ringing in the ears Sweating less than normal Stomach pain, bowel movements ri... |
f13576d1d332f07ff16dc5b4e72e3758 | Can music therapy help with depression? | Some people with depression prefer non-drug approaches to help them manage their condition and feel better. |
16eae57fe48375e5f094000ac389b457 | Can exercise help with depression? | Different forms of exercise can lower stress, relax you, and help lessensymptoms of depression. Exercise can also improve your energy, balance, and flexibility. In general, it's a safe, effective, and easy way to better your health. Check with your doctor before you take on something new or ramp up your activity level. |
41015d8c78ec7deac8fb23ed866e9597 | Can meditation and yoga help with depression? | Meditation is sometimes described as an altered state of consciousness. It can help you relax, which helps with your depression. Yoga is part meditation, with specific body poses and breathing techniques. It also helps you relax. Practices vary, and some aren't recommended for people with certain medical conditions. So... |
807f5183336d51d9ccb911dd8c2ee616 | How long does a joint replacement last? | Here are some activities that you should probably avoid after hip or knee replacement, but speak with your doctor first: Jogging, running, or skiing Playing football, basketball, soccer, and other high-impact sports Doing karate or other martial arts Jumping rope Taking a high-impact aerobics class Your new knee or hip... |
8ed98d8672b1ef67f0310ba9dd7bec7d | How can I know if I'm ready for joint replacement surgery for osteoarthritis? | Ask yourself these questions: Can I still do the things I enjoy doing, like golfing, shopping or playing with my grandchildren? Do the medications I take, and/or physical therapy, still alleviate the pain reasonably well? Can I sleep at night without waking up multiple times due to pain? Can I still do daily activities... |
6a85afceb4e8892279d175a8737ec3c2 | What is a joint replacement surgery for osteoarthritis? | Joint replacement or other surgical procedures are sometimes considered the âtreatment of last resortâ for people with osteoarthritis. Doctors frequently tell patients to wait as long as possible before joint replacement, but to get the best results, it should also not be delayed too long. |
491885639483f75cb4c31f5c6be06a14 | How is osteoarthritis of the hip treated? | The main goal of treating osteoarthritis of the hip is to improve the person's mobility (ability to get around) and lifestyle. Part of this goal involves improving the function of the hip and controlling pain. Treatment plans can involve: Rest and joint care Use of a cane to take weight off the affected hip Nondrug pai... |
32251daeac58ce95e301418ffcc936cb | What are the symptoms of osteoarthritis of the hips? | If you have any of the following symptoms of hip osteoarthritis, talk to your doctor: Joint stiffness that occurs as you are getting out of bed Joint stiffness after you sit for a long time Any pain, swelling, or tenderness in the hip joint A sound or feeling ("crunching") of bone rubbing against bone Inability to move... |
536ea68ac81fa3c3f817da98a102ff23 | What is the meaning of arthritis? | !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(); }); } Arthritis means "joint inflamma... |
aec9ab154e5ef6a86fd577a1f461b9e9 | What are some low-impact exercises that can help my osteoporosis? | These include: Elliptical training machines Low-impact aerobics Stair-step machines Walking (either outside or on a treadmill machine) If you're new to exercise or haven't worked out for a while, you should aim to gradually increase the amount you do until you get to 30 minutes of weight-bearing exercise per day on mos... |
a82d0b902a6eaff84a566b0e24ad9735 | Can weight training help my osteroporosis? | These workouts can include basic moves such as standing and rising on your toes, lifting your own body weight with exercises like push-ups or squats, and using equipment such as: Elastic exercise bands Free weights Weight machines Add strength-training exercises to your workouts 2 to 3 days per week. |
e261edcbb650ed27471d9dc3117f50ba | Can yoga help my osteoporosis? | Routines such as yoga and Pilates can improve strength, balance, and flexibility in people with osteoporosis. But some of the moves you do in these programs -- including forward-bending exercises -- can make you more likely to get a fracture. If you're interested in these workouts, talk with your doctor and ask your ph... |
fd1fdcb47ff977a240cfdc32ef4442cb | What are the symptoms of cocaine withdrawal? | Symptoms can include: Depression Anxiety Fatigue Trouble concentrating Increased hunger Cravings for the drug Nightmares Chills, nerve pain, muscle aches A cocaine overdose is more difficult to treat. |
f221295653a47c17f8ee3f499c05d2a0 | What can a cocaine overdose lead to? | Physical signs include: Increased sweating, body temperature, or heart rate Trouble breathing Chest pain Nausea or vomiting Confusion, seizures, tremors Watch for these mental signs of overdose, too: Anxiety Panic Paranoia Hallucinations Delirium An overdose often leads to a stroke or heart attack. An ER doctor will te... |
b06db62fff70a4bd29bb06053217d727 | What are the signs of a cocaine overdose? | Physical signs include: Increased sweating, body temperature, or heart rate Trouble breathing Chest pain Nausea or vomiting Confusion, seizures, tremors Watch for these mental signs of overdose, too: Anxiety Panic Paranoia Hallucinations Delirium An overdose often leads to a stroke or heart attack. |
d5c8042f9a6c22c52fedd4bdb7cefcd8 | What can lead to an overdose and how can cocaine affect you? | Other short-term effects of cocaine may include: Extreme sensitivity to touch, sound, and sight Intense happiness Anger/irritability Paranoid feeling Decreased appetite People who use cocaine often may also have more serious side effects and health problems, like: Headaches Convulsions and seizures Heart disease, heart... |
2976ac52b762b202cb940e3b058cbd1c | What are the short-term effects of cocaine? | Other short-term effects of cocaine may include: Extreme sensitivity to touch, sound, and sight Intense happiness Anger/irritability Paranoid feeling Decreased appetite People who use cocaine often may also have more serious side effects and health problems, like: Headaches Convulsions and seizures Heart disease, heart... |
85913627edaa71c9932cb349aff43dcc | What should I have at home to help me recover from my neck lift? | The area should have: Ice packs Gauze and towels Thermometer Supply of comfortable, loose clothing (preferably button-down shirts or blouses that do not have to be pulled over your head and neck) Petroleum jelly and antibacterial ointment Telephone within reaching distance of where you'll be lying or sitting most of th... |
33ee2f9f0d67825634dc44886781c6b4 | How is liposuction used as a neck lift? | Liposuction : During liposuction, your surgeon will make a small cut below your chin and remove excess fat. If you are also getting other procedures, it is very common for cosmetic surgeons to begin with liposuction. You will be able to determine this with your doctor during your consultation. |
b96647636fbf0792dc2aa2434277c361 | How does surgery to get rid of extra skin on my neck work? | Too Much Skin on Your Neck: Your surgeon will trim parts of the skin and lift it into place, securing it with tissue glue or stitches. This takes about two to four hours, depending on the complexity of your procedure. Again, your type of anesthesia will depend on your own personal comfort level. Your surgeon will fit y... |
bca3dda8aab2f37dba179898c88846af | How can a neck lift fix a turkey waddle? | Here are some of the most common concerns that are addressed with a neck lift: Turkey wattle neck Excess fat Too much skin During your consultation, you should go over your goals and learn about the options: Turkey Wattle: Your surgeon may recommend surgery, which involves making cuts under your chin or behind your ear... |
27f15d64fee6350c0c786a16ac037394 | What is neck lift? | A neck lift is a set of procedures to enhance the appearance of your neck. Procedures can include: Removing excess skin Removing or altering neck muscles Liposuction to remove excess fat Botox injections to address problems with fullness or "bands" Kybella injections to remove excess fat under the chin Other neck lifti... |
19f2cb093c4f33ca262a46b898f057a9 | How long does it take to recover from a neck lift? | Recovering from a neck lift takes time. Most people can return to work in 10 to 14 days. If you participate in sports or are physically active, you will have to wait three weeks or more to resume those activities. |
dce5f228828cf5fd4a98b2f48fa9bdce | Will insurance cover my neck lift? | Be clear on what, if anything, your insurance will cover before the surgery. That way, you'll know what to expect. If your procedures will correct a medical condition, tell your health insurer before the surgery. Your surgeon can write a letter detailing your case. With certain insurance plans, cosmetic or plastic surg... |
5c638951e36ade44d0dca3888aa1a2b6 | Can you get flaxseed naturally from foods? | While no other food sources contain flaxseed, flaxseed is itself sometimes added to foods. Ground flaxseed is sold as flour. Flaxseed oil might be added to salad dressing, but it should not be used for cooking. |
f2528db2e8bdfaada9c89d3358388df3 | Why do people take flaxseed? | Flaxseed and flaxseed oil contain alpha-linolenic acid ( ALA), one of the essential omega-3 fatty acids that partly and inefficiently converts into DHA and EPA -- more active omega-3s -- in the body. While flaxseed hasn't yet been shown to improve heart disease risk, there's good evidence that flaxseed and flaxseed oil... |
7bca092550678f7ba0a5bd556fcb326c | What are the risks of taking flaxseed? | Never eat raw or unripe flaxseed -- it could be poisonous. People who have diabetes, bipolar disorder, high triglycerides, bleeding disorders, or prostate cancer should talk to a doctor before using flaxseed or flaxseed oil. Anyone with digestive problems (like Crohn's disease, IBS, or colitis) and women with hormone-s... |
ec5be50dd5e15900d45548e1c3d3216c | What are the side effects of taking flaxseed? | At normal doses, flaxseed and flaxseed oil seem to be safe. Flaxseed -- and not flaxseed oil -- contains soluble fiber. It might cause diarrhea, cramping, gas, and bloating. High doses of flaxseed, especially when not taken with enough water, can cause constipation and, rarely, bowel obstruction. If ground flaxseed or ... |
13e6d1dfe47311f4ed4ed194112f3848 | What helps you pay attention in conversations if you have ADHD? | Simple steps can make any conversation easier. Make sure you: Are face-to-face with the other person when you're talking to them Listen carefully when they're speaking Don't interrupt Ask questions when you don't understand something Let the other person know you understand them by using phrases like â It sounds like... |
639d65a3f3019f5c32ac437c5c95237d | How can acupuncture help treat migraines? | In this ancient Chinese technique, practitioners insert fine needles into points on your body. They say it helps ease headaches by correcting energy imbalances and making your body better able to resist or overcome illness. Research shows acupuncture may cause your body to release chemicals that block pain, like endorp... |
7accd61f0fd98a5ac71923b98829a9d0 | Is acupuncture effective in treating migraines? | Acupuncture seems to help with a variety of health problems. The World Health Organization recognizes more than 30 conditions it can improve, from allergies to tennis elbow. Other studies, though, suggest it mainly helps people because they believe it will work. |
626f5bace90ee411c3048ae993ec6709 | What is the best way to change my diet in order to treat my migraines? | Your best bet is to eat a well-balanced diet. Don't skip meals or fast. Each can trigger a migraine. Talk to your doctor before you start a new diet or take any new medications, including vitamins, herbs, and supplements. |
570856cc7d2546b93d94fb10af2be682 | Are dietary changes used to treat migraines? | Certain foods, such as chocolate, aged cheese, citrus fruits, and red wine, may trigger headaches for some people. If this is true for you, try to identify and avoid food-related headache triggers. ( The same goes for other things that bring on headaches, including stress, lack of sleep, and fatigue.) You can start by ... |
2500c661fec2ba55f624d7d09e7baeda | How can I learn how to use biofeedback? | A specialist in psychology, psychiatry, or integrative medicine can teach you how to use relaxation training. |
465e4231843ba4de2951f3fcb15b5b96 | Who can teach me effective relaxation techniques? | A specialist in psychology, psychiatry, or integrative medicine can teach you how to use relaxation training. |
f97d9da2de96fd459c505a757d73c1d0 | How can stress management help treat migraines? | Life events that increase stress, anxiety, and depression have been linked with chronic migraines and other headaches. Studies show that a combination of stress management and some antidepressant drugs ease headaches and the use of pain medications. Along with a regular practice of relaxation, it may also help to get e... |
4e52d03652417c7fb99f5cbc7e851d20 | Are dietary changes effective in treating migraines? | Researchers have done only a few studies to test if diet changes can ease headache pain. Some found that people who ate less fat had fewer migraines. Others suggest adding omega-3 fatty acids to your diet. Supplements that might help include magnesium, riboflavin, coenzyme Q10, and melatonin. |
5e12fa3fb6de4256ee43855421d18d8f | How can acupuncture help treat migraines and headaches? | In this ancient Chinese technique, practitioners insert fine needles into points on your body. They say it helps ease headaches by correcting energy imbalances and making your body better able to resist or overcome illness. Research shows acupuncture may cause your body to release chemicals that block pain, like endorp... |
160a789388e8f893e6415fd45f6f8cea | How is biofeedback used to treat migraines and headaches? | Some tried and true methods include: Electromyographic ( EMG) biofeedback Botox Stress management Acupuncture Massage Herbs Aromatherapy Diet changes Biofeedback helps you use information (feedback) about muscle tension, skin temperature, brain waves, and other body signals to ease your stress. A technician places smal... |
c491e31fb856e30d847eb7a24757798b | What should you do when considering acupuncture for migraines and headaches? | If you try this approach, be sure to look for an experienced, well-trained acupuncturist who uses sterile needles. Many states require a license, certification, or registration to practice it, so check the laws in your area. |
cc6db2b87fdcc900c0cae51965e36545 | How can stress management help treat migraines and headaches? | Life events that increase stress, anxiety, and depression have been linked with chronic migraines and other headaches. Studies show that a combination of stress management and some antidepressant drugs ease headaches and the use of pain medications. Along with a regular practice of relaxation, it may also help to get e... |
0da3d54164c23c972711a332b6445127 | How can you learn to use biofeedback to treat migraines and headaches? | A specialist in psychology, psychiatry, or integrative medicine can teach you how to use relaxation training. |
cfa532816b692c9b68a2f3f4d958bb14 | How can aromatherapy help with migraines and headaches? | In this type of treatment, you breathe in essential oils or rub them on your skin to help you relax and change how you perceive pain. Many people say that lavender, ginger, or peppermint oils may help relieve tension headaches. |
89ca2cde51f91d0312f1587e0884241e | Can immune system problems cause achy joints? | When the lining inside your joints becomes inflamed, the area around them is tender to the touch. It might also be stiff or swollen, and it can happen with more than one joint. You may notice that it's worse in the morning. |
6282555677c9fd3c2459f2a6609135f5 | Can immune system problems cause dry eyes? | If you have an autoimmune disorder, that means your immune system attacks your body instead of defending it. Rheumatoid arthritis and lupus are two examples. Many people who have an autoimmune disorder find that they have dry eyes. You might feel a sandy, gritty feeling like something is in your eye. Or you may notice ... |
1bad68ebf5f0a87b87168709474ddc7e | Can immune system problems lead to infections? | Other red flags: Chronic sinus infections, being sick with more than four ear infections in a year (for anyone over the age of 4), or having pneumonia more than once. |
6fa86326f179e04dfeaf0d18d95a0b84 | Can immune system problems cause tingling or numbness in your hands and feet? | It can be completely innocent. But in some cases it can mean that your body is attacking nerves that send signals to your muscles. People who have Guillain- Barre syndrome, for instance, may have numbness that starts in their legs then moves up to their arms and chest. Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy ... |
88a50e642fff6db2f9f3282ca5503c13 | What can happen if your immune system is working too hard? | If it kicks into action too often, you may get a condition like allergies, asthma, or eczema. Or if your immune system starts to attack your body instead of safeguarding it, you could have an autoimmune disorder like rheumatoid arthritis or type 1 diabetes. |
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