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9af74c5120f6ae03fd85e0daf77c7c4f | What should you know about migraines? | It's a disabling condition that causes an extremely painful headache that is accompanied by nausea or vomiting, and sensitivity to lights and sounds. The head pain that happens with migraine is usually a severe, pounding headache that can last hours or even days. But migraine is much more than just a headache. Other sy... |
01afa632351596aba335e7e75789df7a | How is Stage I lung cancer defined? | How It's Defined In stage IA, the tumor is no larger than 3 centimeters (about 1 1/4 inches) across and hasn't spread to any other tissues or lymph nodes. In stage IB, it's no more than 4 centimeters and has spread to the main bronchus of the lung's lining, or both. |
16d92723efd029eb5663430f8b0427b4 | How is photodynamic therapy used to treat stage IV lung cancer? | Photodynamic therapy: Doctors use light to kill cancer cells and shrink tumors. |
3fa66e68deefd92cdc6f2af75abf8c2f | How is Stage IIIB lung cancer defined? | How It's Defined The cancer has spread to lymph nodes near the opposite lung or in your neck. These cancers can't be completely removed by surgery. |
f95eadae89d8fc4007798a3a3d5597ad | How are chemotherapy and radiation used to treat Stage IV lung cancer? | Treatments: Chemotherapy and radiation: A cancer that's spread to distant sites in your body can be hard to cure. As long as you're in fairly good health and can handle the side effects, treatments like chemotherapy and radiation can ease your symptoms and help you live longer. |
bc36d21499c9d0859ec816ca80e19c23 | How is Stage IIIA lung cancer defined? | Stage III has three subtypes: How It's Defined If the cancer has spread only to lymph nodes on the same side of the chest where it began, it's called stage IIIA. |
bf4d19dda410ca76259a6528a49dda76 | How is Stage 0 lung cancer defined? | How It's Defined The cancer is only in the lining of your airways. |
a86314518dcecfe4b6b699abb008e9e4 | How is chemotherapy used to treat Stage I lung cancer? | Sleeve resection Segmentectomy or wedge resection (for tumors smaller than 2 centimeters across) Lobectomy Chemotherapy: With any of these surgeries, nearby lymph nodes are also removed to see if the cancer has spread. If your medical team feels your cancer could come back, they'll probably suggest you get chemo after ... |
c70015a26ef280b20bcc8d0d0b44e4da | What surgical procedures are used to treat stage I lung cancer? | Treatments Surgery: If you're in good health, surgery may be all you need. Based on the tumor's size and placement and how well your lungs work, your surgeon may suggest one of these procedures. |
0e66e20655be169384fb9a515b1e3d64 | How is radiation used to treat Stage I lung cancer? | Radiation: If you're not healthy enough for surgery, your doctor may go with this therapy. It uses powerful X-rays to kill cancer cells. You may hear the doctor call it external radiation. |
42d71f022ce93f4136da12b921ed0746 | What is stage IIIA lung cancer? | Stage III has three subtypes: How It's Defined If the cancer has spread only to lymph nodes on the same side of the chest where it began, it's called stage IIIA. |
2f69badc4413abd1e06fc3e9621fef6e | What is stage IV lung cancer? | How It's Defined The cancer has spread to both lungs, to fluid in the area surrounding the lungs, or to other organs. |
e6c279b19cfdb9130691aaab39c4493b | How is radiation or chemotherapy used to treat Stage IIIB lung cancer? | Radiation or chemotherapy: If you can't handle the combo treatment, you'll probably get radiation therapy alone. Chemo by itself is less common. |
452fb5dd23957868edfa5f6a2cb818f6 | How is surgery used to treat Stage IIIA lung cancer? | Surgery: If you're healthy enough and your doctor thinks there's a good chance he can remove any cancer that remains, he may suggest surgery. In some cases, it may be his first choice of treatment. It's often followed by chemotherapy and sometimes radiation. The type of surgery depends on the size and location of the t... |
e7548ae1cfe2384c7599974bd6fb2f25 | How is radiation used to treat Stage II lung cancer? | Radiation: If you're not healthy enough for surgery, you may get radiation instead. |
a693eb90d66e41969194805025511139 | How are clinical trials used to treat Stage IIIB lung cancer? | Clinical trials: These cancers can be difficult to treat, so you may want to think about taking part in a clinical trial of newer treatments. |
a8a92df37f92af149191884af508d8fe | How is targeted therapy used to treat Stage IV lung cancer? | Targeted therapy: A test can tell your doctor if your cancer will respond to one of these new treatments. These drugs only attack cancer cells and do little damage to healthy cells nearby. They don't work for everyone, and some are still in trial phase and not on the market yet. If there's one that might work for you, ... |
565cda89ef231aabc8ef0c2b426a3641 | How are chemotherapy and radiation used to treat Stage IIIA lung cancer? | Treatments Chemotherapy and radiation: If you can stand the side effects, treatment usually starts with chemo. It might be combined with radiation. |
5ef3e1c19b5993eab9fe1ef17276b09b | What is stage 0 lung cancer? | How It's Defined The cancer is only in the lining of your airways. |
81b2b6e7bad93e435eff70f0247e594b | How can clinical trials help with treating stage IIIB lung cancer? | Clinical trials: These cancers can be difficult to treat, so you may want to think about taking part in a clinical trial of newer treatments. |
656b20bc4a982911feb14d2b1e3a0aa6 | What is stage IIIB lung cancer? | How It's Defined The cancer has spread to lymph nodes near the opposite lung or in your neck. These cancers can't be completely removed by surgery. |
9fac97cd4c4eb0b7291920fe27cc0e13 | How can staying positive help ease osteoarthritis symptoms? | Your mental outlook can have a big impact on how you feel and how well you function. Every day, try to do something you enjoy. Spend time with friends. Develop hobbies that you can do even with arthritis. Focus on your abilities rather than your disabilities. |
7954b9b4ca4d98cc96c6b7f3699f74ae | How can splints, braces and other aids help ease osteoarthritis symptoms? | Devices that support painful joints, such as splints, braces, and canes can help ease your discomfort and prevent injury. Other items such as electric can openers and shower chairs can also help make your everyday life easier. |
ed860e233a7db426cd0d74330bdfdb45 | How can using hot or cold packs help ease osteoarthritis symptoms? | By increasing blood flow, hot compresses can ease pain and stiffness. Cold compresses reduce swelling. You may want to experiment with heat versus cold packs to see what works best for you. |
02b53205f5f4395cd497cf0eb8540e32 | How can seeking support help ease osteoarthritis symptoms? | Living with arthritis isn't easy. Finding other people you can talk to and share ideas with can help. Check out arthritis support groups online or in your area. |
12f579d3a2887bbf77a07e6de62a5b1d | How can sleeping well help ease osteoarthritis symptoms? | A good night's sleep will help you cope with the pain and stress of arthritis. To sleep better, try going to bed at the same time every night. Take distractions like television and computers out of your bedroom. If you're uncomfortable in bed because of arthritis, try using pillows to take the pressure off painful join... |
5b847dcaa35eb7472191cfc9329ba5d2 | Can drinking more water prevent belly pain? | Water helps keep things moving in your gut so you stay regular. Pay attention to your body when you're thirsty, and have a glass of water, not soda. Carbonation can cause stomach pain because the fizz can lead to gas. Alcoholic and caffeinated beverages can cause trouble for some people, too, so steer clear of them if ... |
0c5b27e6f42ffb16ec93f09fbb9fb37e | Can following your hunches on what might hurt your belly prevent stomach pain? | If you notice your stomach always cramps up after you drink a glass of milk or eat a certain thing, see your doctor. You might have a problem with dairy products (called lactose intolerance) or another kind of food. If your doctor finds an issue in your diet, she can help you find ways to stay away from it or eat less ... |
5a46a442710f6dcff83b7a9bfbf9e553 | How can eating more slowly prevent belly pain? | If you tend to take big bites and eat without chewing well, you can swallow air, which adds gas to your stomach and can lead to stomach pain. Take time to chew slowly and swallow without rushing. This also gives your brain time to realize you're full before you eat too much. |
3581e56c94797cc12aae2c4b4c6b80f3 | Can managing stress prevent belly pain? | Some people feel their hearts race or their palms sweat when they're stressed or anxious. And plenty of people have stomach pain. They may feel their stomachs churn or seem to tie up in knots. The obvious answer is to stay out of stressful situations when you can. Since that's not always possible, you can ease stress w... |
9bde276d40d5362ece84423a0fcf099b | Can washing your hands prevent belly pain? | A common cause of stomach pain is gastroenteritis, sometimes called a stomach bug or a stomach virus. It can cause diarrhea, nausea, fever, or a headache, too. The best way to prevent the spread of germs is to wash your hands often, especially before you eat, after you go to the bathroom, and when you've been in public... |
d71d48de8cea6302f11414d51db011df | What are some serious causes of belly pain? | You can't prevent all types of stomach pain, and in some cases, you may need medicine, surgery, or another kind of treatment. If you have sharp or severe stomach pain, get medical help right away. Some things that can cause stomach pain include: Appendicitis Gallstones Kidney stones Stomach ulcers Irritable bowel syndr... |
445fbfb45e0fa4cd4cb78b610f05b005 | What happens to my HIV test results? | Your HIV test results become part of your medical record. Therefore, the results could be disclosed to third-party payers (such as medical insurance companies) and other authorized parties. A positive test result will also be reported to the appropriate health department. |
95263dae6bb4f4cc9fec5c14df36aaf7 | What is cystic acne? | You get a pimple when a pore in your skin gets clogged, usually with dead skin cells. Sometimes bacteria get trapped inside the pore, too, causing the area to become red and swollen. var s_context; s_context= s_context || {}; s_context['wb.modimp'] = 'vidfloat'; if(webmd.useragent && webmd.useragent.ua.type === 'deskto... |
4d93aef1c8ce93cc56adcd380c80d6c5 | How is cystic acne treated? | Over-the-counter medicines that work on milder acne often have little effect on cystic acne. A dermatologist will likely recommend one or more of the following: Oral antibiotics help control bacteria and lower inflammation. Sometimes your acne may not respond to antibiotics, though. Or you may find they don't work as w... |
9504b9cd9749b60d4ea03b32d629fe27 | Who can get cystic acne and where does it appear? | But it can strike someone as young as 8 or as old as 50. Your face, chest, back, upper arms, or shoulders can be affected. Severe cystic acne is more common in men, but women get it, too. Women often have cysts on the lower half of the face. |
273fdd861c320950e172de606dfd2b4d | What should I know about cystic acne? | But if you have large, red, and painful breakouts deep in your skin, it could mean you've developed something called cystic acne. These breakouts can be treated. Don't try to wait them out. Cystic acne can linger for years. It can affect large areas of your skin and leave permanent scars. A dermatologist can help you w... |
f47eaa7348899ac9b9dea6abb3e12a40 | How can I treat cystic acne at home? | See More: Birth Control for Acne Don't touch cysts or pick at these blemishes. You may push the infection deeper and make it spread. Try to relax. Stress can cause your body to release more hormones, which can make acne worse. Follow a healthy lifestyle. Get plenty of sleep and exercise. Some research suggests that a l... |
ff1cf0f0c9da05d72258cf35bb3692b8 | How do you prepare for a photorefractive keratectomy on the day of surgery? | If you wear contacts, you'll need to stop for a while before the evaluation: Gas permeable: 3 weeks Other types: 3 days On the day of surgery, eat a light meal before going in, and take all of your prescribed medications. Don't wear eye makeup or bulky hair accessories that will make it hard to place your head under th... |
33233cf8c852f75e0fc6954a9afe7e93 | How do I prepare for a photorefractive keratectomy? | First you'll meet with an eye surgeon or a coordinator who to talk about what you should expect during and after surgery. She'll discuss your medical history and check your eyes. Likely tests include: Corneal thickness measure Refraction Corneal mapping Eye pressure check After that, your surgeon will answer any questi... |
4e401ffcc6723f54edb6332f28b3f88a | What happens after photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) eye surgery? | Your vision may switch from clear to blurry for the first few weeks. Until it evens out, you might need glasses to read or drive at night. Your eyes will be dry, even if they don't feel that way. The doctor will prescribe eyedrops to prevent infection and keep your eyes moist. They might sting or blur your vision for a... |
443eaa3f366c4ffae90f98f55bc95098 | How do I prepare for photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) eye surgery? | First you'll meet with an eye surgeon or a coordinator who to talk about what you should expect during and after surgery. She'll discuss your medical history and check your eyes. |
6f1cdd89359221b7fcfce4a8298087b1 | How do I prepare for photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) eye surgery if I wear contacts? | If you wear contacts, you'll need to stop for a while before the evaluation: Gas permeable: 3 weeks Other types: 3 days On the day of surgery, eat a light meal before going in, and take all of your prescribed medications. |
becd4f6c325ccbaa677cb99d1f3eb9a1 | What happens during photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) eye surgery? | All laser vision correction surgeries work by reshaping your cornea, the clear front part of your eye. Think of it like a windshield -- light travels through it just and focuses on the retina in the back of your eye. During PRK, an eye surgeon uses a cool pulsing beam of ultraviolet light on the surface of your cornea.... |
a720fd380ab19fe1aa634792770680df | What are the disadvantages of photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) eye surgery? | It isn't a walk in the park. You might have: Mild discomfort, including minor eye irritation and watering, for 1 to 3 days after the procedure. A longer recovery time. People who get LASIK notice improvements in less than a month. With PRK it can take 1 to3 months. A need for glasses. |
40f4c15ac0e0345e9bde897bd184f5db | What happens during a photorefractive keratectomy? | The doctor will numb your eye with a medicine he'll call a topical anesthetic. The surgery usually takes about 10 minutes, at most -- and that's for both eyes. She'll carefully remove an area of surface epithelium, or âskin,â to get to the top layer of your eye. Then she'll use a laser to reshape it. This laser, wh... |
78273b458f2b406909e3e0fe0d193ff5 | What is photorefractive keratectomy? | Also known as PRK, this type of laser eye surgery can help if you are nearsighted, farsighted, or have astigmatism. It works best if your eye problem is mild or moderate. All laser vision correction surgeries work by reshaping your cornea, the clear front part of your eye. Think of it like a windshield -- light travels... |
ec7ed2177bfc4af94928da8c3031d596 | What are the cons of photorefractive keratectomy? | You might have: Mild discomfort, including minor eye irritation and watering, for 1 to 3 days after the procedure. |
fd06f7418bdf250ec659ca176cbc0a2e | What does a surgeon use during a photorefractive keratectomy? | During PRK, an eye surgeon uses a cool pulsing beam of ultraviolet light on the surface of your cornea. |
6a423cc32df8ee39c8709b804d51c2ad | How do you prepare for a photorefractive keratectomy if you wear contacts? | If you wear contacts, you'll need to stop for a while before the evaluation: Gas permeable: 3 weeks Other types: 3 days On the day of surgery, eat a light meal before going in, and take all of your prescribed medications. |
e24829ebb39c7c8ae7d80b13632aeed6 | Will I still need reading glasses after photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) eye surgery? | Probably so. That's because presbyopia (blurred reading vision but great distance vision) happens to almost everyone in their 40s. Reading glasses solve the problem. So does a process called monovision, where one eye focuses up close and the other focuses far away. You can get it with contacts or through laser refracti... |
a409e7157edcfa69c9e1125e7d8018c3 | What are the risks of taking ginkgo? | Do not eat untreated parts of the ginkgo plant. Uncooked ginkgo seeds can cause seizures and death. Interactions. If you take any medicines or supplements regularly, talk to your doctor before you start using ginkgo supplements. |
080681c51791fa22e16036c59f86e23f | Who should not take ginkgo? | Given the potential risks, ginkgo is not recommended for children or for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding. |
4b3b10448bc0c9dea17777200b88b71f | What are the side effects of taking ginkgo? | Ginkgo leaf supplements are generally safe. In some people, they can cause headache, dizziness, heart palpitations, nausea, gas, and diarrhea. Allergies to ginkgo can trigger rashes or more serious effects. |
9416de31b884e3ea363436b072539147 | Why do people take ginkgo? | Ginkgo improves blood flow to the brain and acts as an antioxidant. These effects may translate into some benefits for certain medical problems, but the results have been mixed. Some studies have found that in healthy people, ginkgo might modestly boost memory and cognitive speed. Other studies have not found a benefit... |
e0918108679f1a3f8431d4aa8dd90f98 | How much sleep should I get daily if I have atrial fibrillation (AFib)? | About half of people with AFib don't sleep well because their breathing stops over and over again during the night -- a condition called sleep apnea. If you snore or feel like you never get a good night's rest, see your doctor for a diagnosis. |
9c8b98b4f0d787c7839048e6e619b546 | Am I able to exercise with atrial fibrillation (AFib)? | You can still exercise when you have AFib. Staying active will help control your weight, improve your sleep, and make your heart stronger. See your doctor before you start any new fitness program to make sure the activity is safe for you. |
f26303eaf808f94a9297cef8a2c9295e | I have atrial fibrillation (AFib), how can I manage my stress? | Stress can trigger AFib episodes. When you feel anxious, try relaxation techniques such as these: Deep breathing Exercise Massage Meditation Yoga If your stress feels overwhelming, see a therapist or seek out a support group for help. |
9d8857d604f8c44ee2d09929d1e98668 | How much weight should I lose if I have atrial fibrillation (AFib)? | To manage your condition, try to lose at least 10% of your body weight with diet and exercise if your doctor or dietician has told you that you're obese. |
67ed5b1ceb71a566fd0aff6d1f380256 | Can I stay active and energetic with atrial fibrillation (Afib)? | But with the right treatment and some lifestyle changes, you can stay active and energetic. Symptoms such as fatigue, shortness of breath, and a fast heartbeat can make it harder to get around and do your daily activities. You might have to adjust your routine because of your symptoms or the medicine you take to treat ... |
b15b838bafe8140344ed2eb3a208ea9b | What are some diet tips for people with atrial fibrillation (AFib)? | Here are a few simple changes you can make and good habits you can practice to protect your heart and help you feel your best: A diet heavy on fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean protein is always a good idea. Here are a few other diet tips for people who have AFib: Go to a healthier-fat, low-salt diet. Avoid sa... |
b5489433dbe1a5cc82295dd20332a931 | I have atrial fibrillation (AFib), what should I do if my heart goes out of rhythm during a workout? | Ask your doctor how to handle your AFib during exercise. If your heart goes out of rhythm during a workout, stop and rest. |
2810ceef0e11658ac7006ce3a684bfe9 | How common is osteoporosis overall? | In the U. S., more than 10 million men and women have osteoporosis. And nearly another 34 million are thought to have low bone mass. That places them at increased risk for osteoporosis. |
7fec2d6eb13e28312b628d8d9a97500a | How many people will break a bone due to osteoporosis? | About half of all women over age 50 and about one in four men will break a bone due to osteoporosis. But there are many things you can do to prevent osteoporosis and avoid painful fractures. For instance, make sure you get plenty of calcium in your daily diet. You can get calcium from both foods and supplements. You ca... |
6ffd5b63b4c3679d25328e25de4dee14 | How do laser treatments work to treat cellulite? | Also called radiofrequency systems, they show promise for cellulite. Treatment usually mixes massage, liposuction, or light therapy. It can liquefy fat, cut connective tissue to loosen puckering, boost collagen growth and skin tightening, increase blood flow, and lessen fluid retention. Expect results to last at least ... |
aec63ce9d5e789fa7ccb2e387f1fb390 | What causes cellulite? | It's just normal fat beneath your skin. It looks lumpy because it pushes against connective tissue, causing the skin above it to pucker. That's why you can have it whether you're heavy or thin. Women are more likely to get it than men. Other things that can bring it on: Poor diet Fad dieting Slow metabolism Lack of phy... |
ca14e9400c99d9e384530de90eff488b | How does shockwave therapy work to treat cellulite? | This is a low-energy version of the technology that treats kidney stones. It's a noninvasive treatment that's given twice a week for 6 or more weeks. It could give results for 2 to 6 months, but more research about how well it works and how long results may last is needed. |
6f3129cb127dbc826dd6b36928e4cd70 | How does subcision work to treat cellulite? | This minimally invasive procedure can improve your cellulite. Results have been shown to last for at least 2 years. The doctor marks the area, injects a numbing solution, and then inserts a tiny blade to cut the connective tissue that holds your fat onto those dimples. A hand-held device called Cellfina was approved in... |
b7c217a6ddb49ae311221cdef7163302 | How is perioral dermatitis diagnosed? | A doctor is likely to diagnose perioral dermatitis based on the skin's appearance. No tests are usually done. In some cases, a culture for bacteria may be needed to eliminate the possibility of infection. |
8d9f37d1d06096fb085fdd2b6f91ab27 | What is perioral dermatitis? | Perioral dermatitis is a facial rash that causes bumps to develop around the mouth. In some cases, a similar rash may appear around the eyes, nose, forehead, or sometimes the genitals. The condition is most commonly seen in young women (90% of cases), but it can affect men as well. |
7a65c97ce80f5e51876756f475d05b02 | What causes perioral dermatitis? | The exact cause of perioral dermatitis is not known. It may be from an external source that is irritating your skin such as toothpaste or a skin care product, or something that you are allergic to. However, it may appear after topical steroid creams are applied to the face to treat other conditions. |
faa913f608db9464050081d690213417 | What causes atypical depression? | Depression is believed to be the result of impaired functioning of brain circuits that regulate mood, and that allow one region of the brain to communicate with another. Nerve cells contained within these circuits transmit signals through brain chemicals called neurotransmitters -- such as dopamine, serotonin, and nore... |
ec39a4b24ac175a44a1d4e8f8204ad04 | What are symptoms of atypical depression? | In other words, the person with atypical depression will see his or her mood improve if something positive happens. In melancholic depression, positive changes will seldom bring on a change in mood. In addition, diagnostic criteria call for at least two of the following symptoms to accompany the mood reactivity: Sleepi... |
dde990e3cc286847e2dc06c65d4598bc | How do you treat atypical depression? | While the exact cause of depression is unknown, there are risk factors for depression, including: A family history of depression A significant loss -- from death, divorce, or separation -- that may trigger an underlying vulnerability to depression (rather than simply normal grief) Interpersonal conflicts and related em... |
b111cd7c9ed3029accef9c7934ef64c3 | Can hypothyroidism cause symptoms of atypical depression? | With hypothyroidism, having low levels of thyroid hormone can lead to symptoms that include depression and weight gain. |
e01fa548a3ba4caa335004b29818fe9f | Who gets atypical depression? | While the exact cause of depression is unknown, there are risk factors for depression, including: A family history of depression A significant loss -- from death, divorce, or separation -- that may trigger an underlying vulnerability to depression (rather than simply normal grief) Interpersonal conflicts and related em... |
07bc5f46513a2a978dd3dea24888c29f | What are other names for acute myeloid leukemia (AML)? | Doctors may call it: Acute myelocytic leukemia Acute myelogenous leukemia Acute granulocytic leukemia Acute non-lymphocytic leukemia Without treatment, AML can quickly be life-threatening. |
2be974b4b30c04ea6b59ca9ede20e84e | Where can acute myeloid leukemia (AML) spread to? | Doctors may call it: Acute myelocytic leukemia Acute myelogenous leukemia Acute granulocytic leukemia Acute non-lymphocytic leukemia Without treatment, AML can quickly be life-threatening. Because it's "acute," this type of leukemia can spread quickly to the blood and to other parts of the body, such as the: Lymph node... |
7395e17dd087cd7e3b4d15bdd7f52df9 | When is the outlook better for acute myeloid leukemia (AML)? | Because it's "acute," this type of leukemia can spread quickly to the blood and to other parts of the body, such as the: Lymph nodes Liver Spleen Brain and spinal cord Testicles Each person is different, and how acute myeloid leukemia affects them depends on certain things, including how well the cancer responds to tre... |
332d8d7966c0eb3a9cb46b7b08a5484c | What are the risk factors for acute myeloid leukemia (AML)? | Acute myeloid leukemia risk factors include: Smoking Exposure to certain chemicals such as benzene (a solvent used in oil refineries and other industries and present in cigarette smoke), pesticides, ionizing radiation, certain cleaning products, detergents, and paint strippers Some chemotherapy drugs used to treat othe... |
499ac049d1b35dfca0e90973fff95566 | What happens during acute myeloid leukemia (AML)? | Acute myeloid leukemia starts in the bone marrow. This is the soft inner parts of bones. With acute types of leukemia such as AML, bone marrow cells don't mature the way they're supposed to. These immature cells, often called blast cells, keep building up. |
4ec1eb105a6f911d33e04a769ccaa510 | What would a doctor give a patient with paranoid schizophrenia? | Your doctor may prescribe an antipsychotic drug to make the delusions go away. It could be pills, a liquid, or shots. It can take a few weeks for these drugs to work fully, but you could start to feel a little calmer quickly. You might need to try more than one to find a medication or combination that's right for you. |
7fbfe4756f8bc4755cb136e50d830e59 | How can counseling help treat paranoid schizophrenics? | Once your delusions are under control, counseling can help you get along with others, hold a job, go to school, take care of yourself, and have friends. People with schizophrenia who get counseling are also more likely to stick with their medications. |
7572aee3a292a647d3e6d51c62c6e2b1 | Why should women in their 60s and up do strengthening exercises? | You do lose bone mass and flexibility with age, but regular strength training and exercise can help keep you healthy. It will help keep your muscles from shrinking, and help you avoid falls and other accidents. |
e268954110b950195f6ddac39c7ae547 | What screening tests should women 60s and up get? | Make sure to get your bone density screening test done when you turn 65, or sooner if you're at high risk for the bone-weakening conditions osteopenia and osteoporosis. Many experts suggest you get a mammogram every 1 to 2 years to check for breast cancer when you're 50 to 74. Check with your doctor about what you shou... |
b99fbf056127779adf685bd11f3f92ef | What happens at an accupuncture appointment? | A licensed acupuncturist: 1. Examines you and asks about your health history 2. Searches for blocked energy and identifies your constitutional pattern. This may occur by taking your pulse, examining your tongue, and looking at your skin and eyes. 3. Uses established landmarks to determine the placement of very thin nee... |
915aee9642d3fc896d0f8a272851b429 | What conditions can acupuncture help with? | Acupuncture may help reduce stress and ease pain associated with certain conditions and help with many other health problems. |
0eab99eb905a66b72db3877ac0a1aa50 | What symptoms can acupuncture help with? | Acupuncture may help reduce stress and ease pain associated with certain conditions and help with many other health problems. |
803be17b4221ae7604bdcfe31461c6af | How can contact dermatitis be prevented? | For either type of contact dermatitis, antibiotics may be necessary. Avoiding future contact with the irritant or allergy trigger is also important. Wearing gloves can help protect the skin on the hands, which are often affected. |
019071e211f2eea26c71a1a311ed05ef | How does atopic dermatitis affect you? | Most often, it affects skin on the: Face Hands Feet Inner elbows Back of the knees Over time, scratching the skin can cause it to become thick and red. |
d757c6a9a607258a3fddde3b6c5f3675 | What is dyshidrotic dermatitis? | This type of eczema affects the hands and feet. The cause is unknown. |
834fbfda46e73b0b7d7535e5d53645bd | What are the symptoms of dyshidrotic dermatitis? | The first symptom may be severe itching. Blisters may then appear, which give way a few weeks later to scaly patches. Sometimes deep cracks can appear on the hands or fingers. This type of eczema may become chronic and painful. |
631011460425d6470d2a530851af2094 | How does neurodermatitis develop? | However, factors that may raise the chance that an outbreak will strike include: Cold, dry air Exposure to chemicals such as formaldehyde Exposure to metals, including nickel Treatments for nummular dermatitis include: Protecting your skin from scratches and other injuries Taking a lukewarm bath or shower, then applyin... |
1554010b93c694aaf7ebe33b6716cd04 | How does stasis dermatitis develop? | The treatments include: Shampoo containing salicylic acid, selenium sulfide, zinc pyrithione, or coal tar Antifungal treatments that are rubbed onto affected areas Steroid lotions This type of eczema can develop in people when the veins in their lower legs don't properly return blood to their heart. Stasis dermatitis c... |
afbe20d74f7e64904056b78fe7e56674 | How is irritant contact dermatitis treated? | Treatments for irritant contact dermatitis include: Moisturizers for the skin Steroid medications Treatments for contact dermatitis from allergic triggers also include steroid drugs. |
0ac59bfbcc5502ac3e9364af5f28991f | What can make atopic dermatitis worse? | Most often, it affects skin on the: Face Hands Feet Inner elbows Back of the knees Over time, scratching the skin can cause it to become thick and red. Scratching can also create wounds that become infected. Irritants that can make symptoms of atopic dermatitis worse include: Soap Rough clothing Household chemicals Foo... |
0f1a03d9408a2d51349f35d3e87f175a | What happens if you have seborrheic dermatitis? | In adults, it also often affects these areas: Eyebrows Sides of the nose Area behind the ears Groin Center of chest Seborrheic dermatitis causes skin to fall off in flakes. The condition may be due to an overgrowth of a type of yeast that normally lives in these areas, as well as an overgrowth and rapid shedding of cel... |
b5ae716337142e1ef6a8c9667045024d | What is atopic dermatitis? | Eczema is a common problem that causes the skin to become inflamed. People often also call it dermatitis. |
2141a4889d15bfb28d04ee79860fbe58 | How is stasis dermatitis treated? | Treatments include: Steroid creams or ointments Creams or lotions that lubricate the skin Moist compresses Antibiotics to treat infections Elevating the legs Compression stockings |
bd8f8ee2cbca68f581c2cd69eba2a678 | Who can get nummular dermatitis? | Treatments include: Cool, wet compresses Steroid drugs that are rubbed onto the skin or taken by mouth Psoralen combined with ultraviolet A therapy This type of eczema more often affects men than women. Men usually don't get their first outbreak before their mid-50s. Women tend to get it in their teen years or early ad... |
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