Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Is there a disease that causes the body to die temporarily and come back to life?
Answer:
There's a "Zombie Powder" called Tetrodotoxin that can make a person appear dead. Some venoms in puffer fish, toads, and snakes have the same effect.
No. Once you are dead, you can't come back.
depression
No, are you planing to go somewhere. Be very careful sometimes thing we do are against the law.
not that I know of. Your heart could stop for a few moments and start back up again but that's 'bout all I can think of
Is there a disease or symptom in which you gradually feel less and less pain?
Answer:
There is many diseases that could rob your ability for your nervous system to send messages in your nerves, spinal cord and brain.
Diabetes could affect feet and legs. MS all limbs etc.
Is there a disease in which blood changes its color (i.e. not the blood cells bu the blood itself)?
Recently, one of my friends had a blood test and his blood turned to white after being waited for 3 minutes in the container. Doctors can't find the reason.
Answer:
It is not the blood that is white but there may be lipids floating on the top of the blood after standing. Your friend may have to check his cholesterol levels
The other possibility is that some of the preservatives that is used in the blood tube look white and that is what your friend saw rather than the blood changing color.
never,did you see this happen?
Answer:
It is not the blood that is white but there may be lipids floating on the top of the blood after standing. Your friend may have to check his cholesterol levels
The other possibility is that some of the preservatives that is used in the blood tube look white and that is what your friend saw rather than the blood changing color.
never,did you see this happen?
Is there a difference between Sinusitis and Allergic Rhinitis?
Please advise?
Answer:
Sure. Sinusitis is inflammation of one or more (usually more) of the sinus cavities, with or without infection. Since the openings to the sinus can be easily sealed shut by swelling, creating a warm, moist bacteria playground, infection is common. You can have sinusitis and still breathe freely through your nose, though once you also have an infection, the nasal passages are also affected and you're totally clogged up. Besides the congestion, sinusitis is characterized by a low fever and an intense, localized headache.Allergic rhinitis is the nasal passages swelling, sometimes shut, in response to a substance you're allergic to. There's also excess mucus formation as the nose tries to clean itself out. (So you both look and feel your very best, eh?)Either one's no fun, but one's treated with antibiotics, the other with antihistamines.
rhinitis refers to inflammation of the mucous membrane of the nose, but it is possible to have both, if you have chronic sinusitis then you probably have rhinitis as well. allergic rhinitis may be seasonal. treatment for allergic rhinitis
1eliminate or limit intake of chocolate, milk eggs
2 cover mattress and pillows with plastic
3 no domestic animals in the house
4 use non allergenic cosmetics
5 cover overstuffed furniture
6 use antihistamines as directed
7avoid use of wool bedding
Answer:
Sure. Sinusitis is inflammation of one or more (usually more) of the sinus cavities, with or without infection. Since the openings to the sinus can be easily sealed shut by swelling, creating a warm, moist bacteria playground, infection is common. You can have sinusitis and still breathe freely through your nose, though once you also have an infection, the nasal passages are also affected and you're totally clogged up. Besides the congestion, sinusitis is characterized by a low fever and an intense, localized headache.Allergic rhinitis is the nasal passages swelling, sometimes shut, in response to a substance you're allergic to. There's also excess mucus formation as the nose tries to clean itself out. (So you both look and feel your very best, eh?)Either one's no fun, but one's treated with antibiotics, the other with antihistamines.
rhinitis refers to inflammation of the mucous membrane of the nose, but it is possible to have both, if you have chronic sinusitis then you probably have rhinitis as well. allergic rhinitis may be seasonal. treatment for allergic rhinitis
1eliminate or limit intake of chocolate, milk eggs
2 cover mattress and pillows with plastic
3 no domestic animals in the house
4 use non allergenic cosmetics
5 cover overstuffed furniture
6 use antihistamines as directed
7avoid use of wool bedding
Is there a difference between Fluticasone Propionate Nasal Spray (generic Flonase) from Flonase?
I read that GlaxoSmithKline said that it wasn't put to FDA standards? I believe it to be the same but am wondering if anyone else had any implications from either?
Answer:
I was on Flonase for years and just recently my insurance switched me over to generic.i see no difference whatsoever.still works great for me with no side effects.
It is the generic for flonase and works the same way.
No. They should be the exact same thing. Check the label on the Flonase.
Pretty sure it's the same thing.
Answer:
I was on Flonase for years and just recently my insurance switched me over to generic.i see no difference whatsoever.still works great for me with no side effects.
It is the generic for flonase and works the same way.
No. They should be the exact same thing. Check the label on the Flonase.
Pretty sure it's the same thing.
Is there a Diabetic Foot Ulcer Study in Detroit?
I saw a commercial a couple of weeks ago on a local TV station but I didn't take the telephone number down.very silly of me since I'm a diabetic w/these problems.
Answer:
There are several studies going on concerning diabetic foot ulcers. I'm not sure what kind of study you saw advertised, maybe its in the list. Here is a link to the studies:http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct/search;...
Probably. There are many high-powered podiatry residencies in the area with lots of wound care clinics and podiatry residents, internal medicine residents, a high powered dermatology department at Wayne State, etc, etc, etc. to provide the muscle power to do a large study.Your best bet would be to contact the TV station and ask if they could give you the number again. Otherwise call the hospitals and ask for the wound care clinic. Ask the wound care clinic if they are running a study. I have absolutely no idea where it is being done, but I would try DMC first.
Answer:
There are several studies going on concerning diabetic foot ulcers. I'm not sure what kind of study you saw advertised, maybe its in the list. Here is a link to the studies:http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct/search;...
Probably. There are many high-powered podiatry residencies in the area with lots of wound care clinics and podiatry residents, internal medicine residents, a high powered dermatology department at Wayne State, etc, etc, etc. to provide the muscle power to do a large study.Your best bet would be to contact the TV station and ask if they could give you the number again. Otherwise call the hospitals and ask for the wound care clinic. Ask the wound care clinic if they are running a study. I have absolutely no idea where it is being done, but I would try DMC first.
Is there a diabetes foot care and wound care workshop which I can attend in June or July?
I am a doctor in Sri Lanka.
Answer:
Yes ask your local hospital coordinator. They always have diabetes awareness meetings scheduled at the hospitals.
I would call the hospitals in your area especially the teaching hospitals, sometimes they have classes.
Answer:
Yes ask your local hospital coordinator. They always have diabetes awareness meetings scheduled at the hospitals.
I would call the hospitals in your area especially the teaching hospitals, sometimes they have classes.
Is there a dermatologist online?
Answer:
I can refer you to my mom
just let me know how can I help you.
I have my skin care license, however you didn't ask a question.
Did you know that among doctors, it is common knowledge that dermatologists tend to be last in there class rank?
Hey pal.they are supposed to turn the decolorated skin into pink and red after that...exposing slightly and normally that part of the skin, will force it to produce melanine ,,the pigmenmt your pale areas are lacking...,(although psoralens like cream and patches work very slowly)
Pink does mean its givng good result, psoralens are working...and they will be redder.
However if itching and pain appear (happens very rarely) stop the patches for 10 days, wash the skin with aluminium acetate bufferized solution )Burrows powder to dissolve one in a liter of warm water) during that resting period, if needed...
Is there a danger of mercury poisoning when taking fish oil or glucosamine.?
I take fish oil to lower cholesterol/BP and glucosamine for my joints. What if any mercury can be found in these? Some articles say supplements safer than the actual fish.
Answer:
There are no standards for supplements and the industry is not monitored. I personally had bad experience with fish oil supplements, though not mercury related. I avoid all supplements and try to get fresh foods and proper nutrition
depending on which kind of fish oil it is. you are only suppost to take in like, 3-5 servings of them.
If a fish has swallowed a thermometer then you would get mercury poisoning. Check the ingredients for Mercury or Mr_the scientific Symbol
Answer:
There are no standards for supplements and the industry is not monitored. I personally had bad experience with fish oil supplements, though not mercury related. I avoid all supplements and try to get fresh foods and proper nutrition
depending on which kind of fish oil it is. you are only suppost to take in like, 3-5 servings of them.
If a fish has swallowed a thermometer then you would get mercury poisoning. Check the ingredients for Mercury or Mr_the scientific Symbol
Is there a cure or tips on making hypoglycemia better?
Im 15, and im very hypoglycemic. I do lots of sports and running. i eat well, im in good shape, im small, petite, very thin. (not anorexic or anything!) and i eat well. I eat proteins and carbs before a game or track meet, and i make sure i will be ok. i dont have diabeties. i am just wondering if there is a cure to hypoglycemia, or if anyone knows how to make this even better, cuz even after i eat alot, and well before i run, i still loose my breath, and my eyes kinda wonder off. i get dizzy, and i have almost encounterd death with this before last year in PE. plz help!! :D thanx!!
Answer:
The cure for Hypoglycemia is NOT to have sugar but to avoid it. Hypoglycemics react badly to sugar causing their blood sugar to plummet. Avoid sugar, candy, chocolate, fruits white bread and flour and basically junk food- potatoe chips.Eat healthy meats, whole grains, brown bread, whole grain pasta and vegetables and eat regularly.There is no 'cure' diet is the only way.
the cure for hypoglycemia is to have sugar. Orange juice is a good thing to have if you are feeling hypoglycemic. You could also carry around some hard candies and have them when you are feeling that way.
You should exercise vigorously and have one of your diabetic friends (there are lots of them) take you blood glucose right after the exercise to be sure it really is low sugar. If so, you should see your M.D. and find out why. It is not normal...and you know it.Don't eat a lot. It makes you fat, more likely to get diabetes. Then you really will have sugar problems.You lose your breath? Heart problem? Lung problem.?.maybe asthma?See your M.D. Find out if you have what you think you have, or something else.
Answer:
The cure for Hypoglycemia is NOT to have sugar but to avoid it. Hypoglycemics react badly to sugar causing their blood sugar to plummet. Avoid sugar, candy, chocolate, fruits white bread and flour and basically junk food- potatoe chips.Eat healthy meats, whole grains, brown bread, whole grain pasta and vegetables and eat regularly.There is no 'cure' diet is the only way.
the cure for hypoglycemia is to have sugar. Orange juice is a good thing to have if you are feeling hypoglycemic. You could also carry around some hard candies and have them when you are feeling that way.
You should exercise vigorously and have one of your diabetic friends (there are lots of them) take you blood glucose right after the exercise to be sure it really is low sugar. If so, you should see your M.D. and find out why. It is not normal...and you know it.Don't eat a lot. It makes you fat, more likely to get diabetes. Then you really will have sugar problems.You lose your breath? Heart problem? Lung problem.?.maybe asthma?See your M.D. Find out if you have what you think you have, or something else.
Is there a cure for tuberculosis?????
My best friends sister has tuberculosis and i was wondering if it is deadly, curable or can be treated.thanks everybody for your help this means so much to me and my friend.lots of love to everyone
Answer:
Tuberculosis (TB) is a bacterial infection that is most often found in the lungs (pulmonary TB) but can spread to other parts of the body (extrapulmonary TB). TB in the lungs is easily spread to other people through coughing or laughing. Treatment is often successful, though the process is long. Treatment time averages between 6 and 9 months. Tuberculosis is either latent (dormant) or active.Latent TB means that you have the TB-causing bacteria in your body, but you cannot spread the disease to others. However, you can still develop active TB. Active TB means the infection is spreading in your body and, if your lungs are infected, you can spread the disease to others. What causes tuberculosis?
Tuberculosis is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, slow-growing bacteria that thrive in areas of the body that are rich in blood and oxygen, such as the lungs.How is TB treated?
Doctors generally use a combination of 4 antibiotics to treat active TB, whether it occurs in the lungs or elsewhere. Medications for active TB must be taken for at least 6 months. Almost all people who take their medications as directed are cured. If tests continue to show positive results, treatment is extended for 8 to 9 months.One antibiotic taken for 9 months is the usual treatment for latent TB. This prevents the infection from becoming active and reduces the risk of complications.If you miss doses of medication or you stop treatment too soon, your treatment may go on longer or you may have to start over. This can also cause the infection to get worse or lead to antibiotic-resistant infections that are much harder to treat.A health professional may have to watch you take your medications. This may mean daily visits to a doctor's office or public health facility, or you may have home visits. A cure for TB requires you to take all doses of the antibiotics. Direct observational treatment ensures that people follow medication instructions, which is helpful because of the long treatment course for TB. Cure rates for TB have greatly improved because of this treatment practice. If active TB is not treated, it can damage the lungs or other organs and can possibly cause death.Click below link for more information.
http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/tuber...Hope this helps. Good luck to you and your friend and her sister.
Most TB is curable. It is a bacterial infection and treated with antibiotics. You may need to be on medication for a long period of time (up to a year).
There are several different strains of TB and cultures will be performed to determine the type and the best antibiotic to treat it.
If it is very long standing systemic (throughout the body) TB a cure is much less likely.
There is a cure for tuberculosis. The drugs are: Isoniazid, Rifampicin, Pyrazinamide and depending on how resistant the bacteria are, other doctors may add ethambutol and streptomycin into the regimen. But basically, the first 3 drugs are used initially. The treatment lasts for about 6-12 months depending on how severe her condition is. For the correct dosage, ur friend's sister must go see a doctor for the prescription.
Yes, it is usually curable, but can be deadly if it is not properly treated.Proper treatment usually means using up to three or four different antibiotic drugs at the same time. The duration of treatment varies but is usually at least six months. It is very important that your friend sticks closely to the treatment regime her doctor has prescribed. If her TB is only partly trteated, then this can give rise to forms of the infection that are resistant to some or many of the anti-TB drugs.
Answer:
Tuberculosis (TB) is a bacterial infection that is most often found in the lungs (pulmonary TB) but can spread to other parts of the body (extrapulmonary TB). TB in the lungs is easily spread to other people through coughing or laughing. Treatment is often successful, though the process is long. Treatment time averages between 6 and 9 months. Tuberculosis is either latent (dormant) or active.Latent TB means that you have the TB-causing bacteria in your body, but you cannot spread the disease to others. However, you can still develop active TB. Active TB means the infection is spreading in your body and, if your lungs are infected, you can spread the disease to others. What causes tuberculosis?
Tuberculosis is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, slow-growing bacteria that thrive in areas of the body that are rich in blood and oxygen, such as the lungs.How is TB treated?
Doctors generally use a combination of 4 antibiotics to treat active TB, whether it occurs in the lungs or elsewhere. Medications for active TB must be taken for at least 6 months. Almost all people who take their medications as directed are cured. If tests continue to show positive results, treatment is extended for 8 to 9 months.One antibiotic taken for 9 months is the usual treatment for latent TB. This prevents the infection from becoming active and reduces the risk of complications.If you miss doses of medication or you stop treatment too soon, your treatment may go on longer or you may have to start over. This can also cause the infection to get worse or lead to antibiotic-resistant infections that are much harder to treat.A health professional may have to watch you take your medications. This may mean daily visits to a doctor's office or public health facility, or you may have home visits. A cure for TB requires you to take all doses of the antibiotics. Direct observational treatment ensures that people follow medication instructions, which is helpful because of the long treatment course for TB. Cure rates for TB have greatly improved because of this treatment practice. If active TB is not treated, it can damage the lungs or other organs and can possibly cause death.Click below link for more information.
http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/tuber...Hope this helps. Good luck to you and your friend and her sister.
Most TB is curable. It is a bacterial infection and treated with antibiotics. You may need to be on medication for a long period of time (up to a year).
There are several different strains of TB and cultures will be performed to determine the type and the best antibiotic to treat it.
If it is very long standing systemic (throughout the body) TB a cure is much less likely.
There is a cure for tuberculosis. The drugs are: Isoniazid, Rifampicin, Pyrazinamide and depending on how resistant the bacteria are, other doctors may add ethambutol and streptomycin into the regimen. But basically, the first 3 drugs are used initially. The treatment lasts for about 6-12 months depending on how severe her condition is. For the correct dosage, ur friend's sister must go see a doctor for the prescription.
Yes, it is usually curable, but can be deadly if it is not properly treated.Proper treatment usually means using up to three or four different antibiotic drugs at the same time. The duration of treatment varies but is usually at least six months. It is very important that your friend sticks closely to the treatment regime her doctor has prescribed. If her TB is only partly trteated, then this can give rise to forms of the infection that are resistant to some or many of the anti-TB drugs.
Is there a cure for stretch marks?
Can they be cured completely? Natural creams? Lotions? Aloe vera?
Answer:
A cure? I don't think so. But prevention...or trying to prevent them, you can use cocoa butter.After you loose the excess weight the stretch marks loose the redness and go back to a natural color, but not exactly the same skin tone. The best thing right now it just to exercise and loose the excess weight.Who knows, maybe in a few years there could be a surgery to get rid of them. But none that I could find, sorry.
IDK i have them and i'm only 13 and i'm not over wieght
Cocoa butter is good for that. In general, just make sure it gets a lot of moisture.StriVectin also works but that's a bit more expensive and not natural, I don't think.
i know there's creams to make them less noticeable but thats it. idk anything else
Try using cocoa butter. Its effectiveness relies on the age and severity of the stretch marks, however. But rub it on them every day to help the skin.
band aids.
There is no cure for stretch marks but surgery. Lotions and ointments can help speed up the fading, but they will always be there.
Sorry
Stretch mark is not a disease.
hmm, my mom has a cream for this!
she found it at walgreens :]
not sure if that helps much, but just go and ask someone there!
i totally wish. my guess would be surgery.
There is no "cure" for them, but I have heard that cocoa butter helps them to fade.
Yes. because i know for sure they have creams and lotions for women who were pregnant that helps get rid of their strech marks.
There are no cures but putting pure vitamin E oil on them will help reduce them.
Stretch marks happen because your body stretches the skin holding your meat or guts or fat in. If you really don't want stretch marks and loose skin, then you should just get fat again.
Coco butter is the best thing to put on them to make them go away. You can buy it in your local drug-stores. :)
there is no cure for stretch marks but i suggest for you to buy MEDERMA, it can help make it appear softer, smoother and less noticeable. it is proven to improve the color, texture and overall appearance. you can find this at your local pharmacy..
maderma?it was on a commercial.:]]
laser treatment
Try straight vitamin E oil, apply it directly to each stretch mark immediately after showering EVERY DAY. Keep your skin well hydrated by drinking plenty of water, applying skin lotion (unscented with vitamin E added) ALL OVER at least 3-4 times per week (if you do it right before you go to bed you will find you are better able to do it consistently and also it's very relaxing) and staying out of the sun and absolutely out of tanning beds. (Tanning won't make stretch marks worse but it will make them much more visible as the stretched skin will contrast more with the tanned skin! Tanning is horrible for your skin anyway!) If you do these things consistently you will notice improvement in about 12 weeks tops. If you stick wiith it you will completely get rid of at least half of your stretch marks in about 6 months and you will hardly notice those that remain. After 3-6 months (when you notice marked improvement) discontinue applying the straight vitamin E oil and just put on unscented body lotion with Vitamin E added every time you get out of the shower or bath. It works best if you apply while your skin is still damp (not dripping wet, just damp!) because this is when your skin most easily absorbs the lotion. (You should continue applying lotion all over 3-4 eves per week just before bed) If you stick with this skin care regimen for good you will notice a profound improvement in the overall appearance and condition of your skin in one year tops. If you stick with it beyond that you will have soft, supple, elastic skin that will not wrinkle nearly as dramatically or nearly as much as it would otherwise. You will not get as many papercuts or bruises as well-hydrated, elastic skin resists trauma much better than dry or uncared-for skin. I thought the vitamin E thing was a load of crap until I got burned badly on my face and neck and tried it to get rid of the moderate scarring I was left with after my burns had healed. I still have some very minimal scarring on my neck and the scars that were on my face are all but gone. I have to look very closely to see them at all even when I have no makeup on. It worked better than I ever thought possible so I tried in on the stretch marks I got when I had my youngest son 16 years ago and it worked so well I couldn't believe it. I strongly urge you to try it. It does take some time and patience and you have to do it consistently over a long period of time but it is absolutely worth it. Vitamin E is available at all drug stores, most grocery stores as well as WalMart and Sam's Clubs. I reccomend buying it in bulk at a Sam's Club or WalMart because you're going to use A LOT of it and the dinky little bottles of Vitamin E you'll find at drug and grocery stores won't last you very long and will cost about 3 times as much as they will at a WalMart , Sams or Costco.
Answer:
A cure? I don't think so. But prevention...or trying to prevent them, you can use cocoa butter.After you loose the excess weight the stretch marks loose the redness and go back to a natural color, but not exactly the same skin tone. The best thing right now it just to exercise and loose the excess weight.Who knows, maybe in a few years there could be a surgery to get rid of them. But none that I could find, sorry.
IDK i have them and i'm only 13 and i'm not over wieght
Cocoa butter is good for that. In general, just make sure it gets a lot of moisture.StriVectin also works but that's a bit more expensive and not natural, I don't think.
i know there's creams to make them less noticeable but thats it. idk anything else
Try using cocoa butter. Its effectiveness relies on the age and severity of the stretch marks, however. But rub it on them every day to help the skin.
band aids.
There is no cure for stretch marks but surgery. Lotions and ointments can help speed up the fading, but they will always be there.
Sorry
Stretch mark is not a disease.
hmm, my mom has a cream for this!
she found it at walgreens :]
not sure if that helps much, but just go and ask someone there!
i totally wish. my guess would be surgery.
There is no "cure" for them, but I have heard that cocoa butter helps them to fade.
Yes. because i know for sure they have creams and lotions for women who were pregnant that helps get rid of their strech marks.
There are no cures but putting pure vitamin E oil on them will help reduce them.
Stretch marks happen because your body stretches the skin holding your meat or guts or fat in. If you really don't want stretch marks and loose skin, then you should just get fat again.
Coco butter is the best thing to put on them to make them go away. You can buy it in your local drug-stores. :)
there is no cure for stretch marks but i suggest for you to buy MEDERMA, it can help make it appear softer, smoother and less noticeable. it is proven to improve the color, texture and overall appearance. you can find this at your local pharmacy..
maderma?it was on a commercial.:]]
laser treatment
Try straight vitamin E oil, apply it directly to each stretch mark immediately after showering EVERY DAY. Keep your skin well hydrated by drinking plenty of water, applying skin lotion (unscented with vitamin E added) ALL OVER at least 3-4 times per week (if you do it right before you go to bed you will find you are better able to do it consistently and also it's very relaxing) and staying out of the sun and absolutely out of tanning beds. (Tanning won't make stretch marks worse but it will make them much more visible as the stretched skin will contrast more with the tanned skin! Tanning is horrible for your skin anyway!) If you do these things consistently you will notice improvement in about 12 weeks tops. If you stick wiith it you will completely get rid of at least half of your stretch marks in about 6 months and you will hardly notice those that remain. After 3-6 months (when you notice marked improvement) discontinue applying the straight vitamin E oil and just put on unscented body lotion with Vitamin E added every time you get out of the shower or bath. It works best if you apply while your skin is still damp (not dripping wet, just damp!) because this is when your skin most easily absorbs the lotion. (You should continue applying lotion all over 3-4 eves per week just before bed) If you stick with this skin care regimen for good you will notice a profound improvement in the overall appearance and condition of your skin in one year tops. If you stick with it beyond that you will have soft, supple, elastic skin that will not wrinkle nearly as dramatically or nearly as much as it would otherwise. You will not get as many papercuts or bruises as well-hydrated, elastic skin resists trauma much better than dry or uncared-for skin. I thought the vitamin E thing was a load of crap until I got burned badly on my face and neck and tried it to get rid of the moderate scarring I was left with after my burns had healed. I still have some very minimal scarring on my neck and the scars that were on my face are all but gone. I have to look very closely to see them at all even when I have no makeup on. It worked better than I ever thought possible so I tried in on the stretch marks I got when I had my youngest son 16 years ago and it worked so well I couldn't believe it. I strongly urge you to try it. It does take some time and patience and you have to do it consistently over a long period of time but it is absolutely worth it. Vitamin E is available at all drug stores, most grocery stores as well as WalMart and Sam's Clubs. I reccomend buying it in bulk at a Sam's Club or WalMart because you're going to use A LOT of it and the dinky little bottles of Vitamin E you'll find at drug and grocery stores won't last you very long and will cost about 3 times as much as they will at a WalMart , Sams or Costco.
Is there a cure for sinusitis?
There seems to be no shortage of quack remedies and other snake oil...
Answer:
Try to eliminate dairy products from your diet for a month or two, you can then reintroduce then slowly.
Steam is a great soother for the pain. I swim a lot, so use the steam room regularly, but one of those facial saunas works, or just a bowl of boiling water and a towel will do. There are products, like eucalyptus oil you can put into the steam, but they aren't necessary.
The doctor can provide you with nasal sprays, usually steroids, also surgery but I would avoid this and try the basic methods first.
It has certainly helped me.
thats nasal isnt it??
if really bad they burn something up your nose to releive it...my brother in law had that done not so long ago and its now mad him sound like his talking through his nose badly..i cant understand him half the time..poor sod
i had to see a Specialist for my sinus and he told me i needed surgery,but i was such a high risk there was nothing else he could do about it.
I suffer from chronic sinus pain (don't really get blocked up, just bad headaches). One thing that me and my mum have both found to help is cutting down on dairy products.
have a hopi ear candle treatment done only costs 15-20 pound and is really relaxing and has good results for ear and sinus problems
There is no indefinite cure for sinusitis and it may always return. There are however various remedies that can help treat the condition, many of which however have side effects, such as antihistamines that can make you drowsy.So far the best result i have obtained, was when i used a homeopathic treatment for my congested and infected sinuses.
that's because there really isn't a cure, I take Zyrtec every day
Answer:
Try to eliminate dairy products from your diet for a month or two, you can then reintroduce then slowly.
Steam is a great soother for the pain. I swim a lot, so use the steam room regularly, but one of those facial saunas works, or just a bowl of boiling water and a towel will do. There are products, like eucalyptus oil you can put into the steam, but they aren't necessary.
The doctor can provide you with nasal sprays, usually steroids, also surgery but I would avoid this and try the basic methods first.
It has certainly helped me.
thats nasal isnt it??
if really bad they burn something up your nose to releive it...my brother in law had that done not so long ago and its now mad him sound like his talking through his nose badly..i cant understand him half the time..poor sod
i had to see a Specialist for my sinus and he told me i needed surgery,but i was such a high risk there was nothing else he could do about it.
I suffer from chronic sinus pain (don't really get blocked up, just bad headaches). One thing that me and my mum have both found to help is cutting down on dairy products.
have a hopi ear candle treatment done only costs 15-20 pound and is really relaxing and has good results for ear and sinus problems
There is no indefinite cure for sinusitis and it may always return. There are however various remedies that can help treat the condition, many of which however have side effects, such as antihistamines that can make you drowsy.So far the best result i have obtained, was when i used a homeopathic treatment for my congested and infected sinuses.
that's because there really isn't a cure, I take Zyrtec every day
Is there a cure for oral herpes?
Answer:
Its incurable. Topical aciclovir can treat the symptoms whenever it flares.
nope. Almost everyone's got it, except for those few lucky people. You can try herpecin to make it go away faster, and if you have them constantly a doctor can put you on an antiviral (like the ones they use for genital herpes), but there is no cure!
Ya,Read the book : Miracle cures they don't tell you about: FDA won't let you purchase this i could go get the book to tell you what it is but im lazy. im answering any question im seeing right now so ya...
Sorry, not yet. However, there are creams and stuff that make them less painful and less noticable.
i've heard there is and aciclovir vacine, but where to get it...?
No, there is no cure for any kind of herpes. There are medications that can help prevent cold sores and herpes outbreaks, but they are not cures. Some medications require a prescription while others you can find at your local drug store like Abreva.
no cure for any type of herpes just treatments to shorten outbreaks and cause less people from gettin it from you
No but ask your doctor for acyclavir and they go away before they staet.You take 2 a day for 5 days when you have an outbreak.
Is there a cure for nystagmus? or some kind of treatment?
i have constant nystagmus and double vision...i need help
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You should consult a qualified opthalmologist for an eye test - don't forget to tell them about any prescription or over-the-counter medicines you may be taking, as nystagmus is a common side-effect of some drugs.
I think if you go to an opthalmolologist, and have your eyes checked, they could give you the appropriate corrective glasses :)
No, there is no cure for nystagmus that I know of. I have congenital nystagmus. There is treatment by wearing specially designed glasses (don't worry they don't look different, the lenses are different), I have these.
Hope this helps! Ask your eye doctor!
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You should consult a qualified opthalmologist for an eye test - don't forget to tell them about any prescription or over-the-counter medicines you may be taking, as nystagmus is a common side-effect of some drugs.
I think if you go to an opthalmolologist, and have your eyes checked, they could give you the appropriate corrective glasses :)
No, there is no cure for nystagmus that I know of. I have congenital nystagmus. There is treatment by wearing specially designed glasses (don't worry they don't look different, the lenses are different), I have these.
Hope this helps! Ask your eye doctor!
Is there a cure for my medical condition?
Please do not exclude any possible cure because of cost.Here are my symptoms:1) Incredible persistant headache and discomfort the day before it rains.2) Excruciating pain in my head when I am on an airplane when it begins descent.3) Nausia and vertigo when travelling near the borders of Los Angeles. (North of Burbank airport, East of West Covina, West of Malibu)PS: I never experienced symptom #1 in Los Angeles, as it rains very lightly if at all there.
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Sounds like you have sinus problems, which believe it or not, are more common than alot of people think. Check with your doctor about sinuses or referral to a Ears,Nose, Throat doctor that can find out if you have sinus problems. I suffer from bad sinuses 10 months out of the year and it can make my life very difficult at times. I hope this helps.
Sinusitis.
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Sounds like you have sinus problems, which believe it or not, are more common than alot of people think. Check with your doctor about sinuses or referral to a Ears,Nose, Throat doctor that can find out if you have sinus problems. I suffer from bad sinuses 10 months out of the year and it can make my life very difficult at times. I hope this helps.
Sinusitis.
Is there a cure for hidradenitis suppurativa?
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Hidradenitis suppurativa is a chronic, relapsing, suppurative cicatrizing disease occurring in the apocrine follicles. It is not curable if your diagnosis is definitive for hidradenitis suppurativa. However the disease can be managed. If the patient smokes cigarettes they need to quit since quitting sometimes helps with the hidradenitis suppurativa.http://www.emedicine.com/emerg/topic259.http://www.emedicine.com/med/topic2717.h...http://www.aafp.org/afp/20051015/1547.ht...
This is like a severe form of acne near sebaceous glands. There is no cure, but if caught early the symptoms can be managed.
Is there a cure for herpes/?
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No, but it is treatable
No there is not. There are medications to try to control it ~ but no cure that I know of .
Go to the doctor and get a prescription
No there is no cure for herpes. You have it for the rest of your life.
No, there is medicine that will help to clear up an outbreak and minimize the number of outbreaks, but no cure yet.
The Herpes Virus is just that, a virus. And no virus has ever been cured by medication. Now that's not saying it's not treatable. Your local pharmacy will have medications that can help like medicated chap stick for oral herpes, and drugs like Valtrex. Although the virus cannot be cured, the amount and severity of the outbreaks can be controlled with drugs listed above.
No. The herpes virus stays dormant within the body until an outbreak occurs. Sometimes this is cause by stress. At any rate, there are medications out there than can lower the incidence of outbreaks.See your doctor for more information.
Viruses stay in your body unlike other germs... but at times they become inactive or dormant. But when your immune system weakens, they will show their ugly face once again. No medical cure... However, I've heard of some major cleansing health programs that claim to cure people of viruses. There is some pills you can take (prescription) that will keep the outbreaks down.
No. It is viral and lies dormant in you spinal cord and at any given time, it returns and goes away. Then you experience outbreaks based on your lifestyle and stressful times. It can, however, be controlled w/meds. So that you will experience less frequent outbreaks as wells as those that you do experience not lasting long.
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YES, THERE IS A CURE! There is also a term called re-infection since herpes has different strains.
Is there a cure for hemorrhoids?
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Most of hemorrhoids can be cured! However there are 2 things you have to have in mind. One is to remove the hemorrhoid and the second one is to treat the cause of it.You see, the hemorrhoids don't just decide one day to start growing on your b..t. The cause of them is laying somewhere else, and until you don't treat also the cause of hemorrhoid even if you remove the existing hemorrhoid, sooner or later they'll come back. Between various treatments the main difference is "how long it will take for the hemorrhoid to return". The others are price, time for treatment, with or without pain, loss of working hours or not.The most common cause of hemorrhoid is constipation. If this is your case than take care of it - add fiber and water to your daily diet to soften the bowel. Buy dry plums and cooked them (remove the seeds if case you have plums with seeds) put the cooked plums in food processor and crash them, than mix with the water from cooking and drink 3 times a day one glass. You should see results by your bowel quite fast.Other causes of hemorrhoids are overweight and overeating. Vitamin B6 deficiency, acid/alkaline imbalance, genetic predisposition to weak veins, fatigue liver, sitting and standing for long period of time can also contribute to developing of hemorrhoids.As for treatment, Rue Care Oil is an excellent natural product that shrinks the hemorrhoid, stops bleeding - if any, strengthens the veins and in this way prevents hemorrhoids from returning.
Surgical removal.
Yes. Surgery.
Yep, only surgery.Can't cure them, you can only shrink them.Try witch hazel for discomfort.
I don't think so, but its really treatable, go to your local drugstore %26 see what they have.
Yep, witch hazel. It stops the swelling. dip a q tip in the bottle and ram it up your ---.
Yes. Usually surgery or sclerosing agents will take care or them. See your local proctologist or local MD for a referral after evaluation.
Is there a cure for fragile X??
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here are some links...there are support organizations and clinical trials...Fragile X syndromehttp://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct/search?... (fragile X clinical trials)
http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct/search;... (clinical trials associated with the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development)
http://www.rarediseases.org/search/rdbde... (NORD鈥croll down for support organizations)
http://www.fraxa.org/ (fragile X research foundation)
http://www.conquerfragilex.org/... (conquer fragile X organization)
http://www.fraxa.org/research_summaryfin... (towards treatments and a cure)
http://www.fraxa.org/research_summaryfin... (most promising research)
http://www.fraxa.org/research_summaryfin... (developments of the mGluR theory)
http://www.fraxa.org/aboutfraxa_resource... (Publications)
http://www.fragilex.org.uk/ (fragile X society in the UK)
http://www.fragilex.org.uk/show_content. (support and information service in the UK)
http://www.letthemhear.org/ (let them hear foundation)
http://www.nichd.nih.gov/health/topics/f... (National Institute of Child Health and Human Development)
http://www.nichd.nih.gov/publications/pu... (Fragile X publications from NICHHD)
http://www.conquerfragilex.org/about_res... (fragile X resources..organizations, books and publications)
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/dispo... (fragile X on OMIM)
http://www.genome.gov/19518828 (fragile X on the National Human Genome Institute)
http://www.thearc.org/netcommunity/page. (society to help with intellectual and developmental disabilities)
http://www.new-horizons.org/ (organization to help the disabled..resource)
http://www.new-horizons.org/faqcat.html... (frequently asked questions about disability help)3 books on disease symptoms and treatmentsyou could also get these books on ebay or amazon or a half price book store. (last two are very similar)..
1.Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine
2.Handbook of Diseases (Lippencott)
3.Professional Guide to Diseases (Springhouse)
Pre pregnancy genetic testing and counseling is the only one I know of. That would certainly stop reproduction of this horrid disease.
No unfortunately it is something you are born with and there is not cure but I have heard they are doing experimental studies with gene therapy.
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