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Avatar n tn Where I could find articles about Right carotid artery dissection with pseudo aneurism and what causes it. Thanks.
Avatar m tn I will be discussing with my eye md when I get in for my checkup in a few months, but curious of your opinion if there are any effects to be watchful of in relation to eye health? I have read a few articles where IOP could increase and should be monitored. I wonder how closely it should be monitored - annually or more frequent?
612876 tn?1355514495 Alright, it's been a long time coming, but I've finally at least *started* it. I'm indexing my collection of journal articles where it's accessible to you all. Here in OUR health pages. This is going to be a labor of misery ....er, I mean LOVE. Ha! This is going to take a long time to complete, and of course as there are new journal articles coming out monthly ... NO, I don't even want to *think* about that. Let's just be happy that I embarked!!
572651 tn?1530999357 I thought you might be interested in reading some of the issues facing your counterparts in the UK. I get their e-newsletter for their incontinence news, but always find other interesting articles to read. Their website is www.nursingtimes.net.
Avatar f tn I was given a task to produce a five-year plan to tackle the assigned health problem within a specific population. So, the assigned health problem is febrile illness and I chose the USA population, which means febrile illness in returning travelers or international travelers and how the USA advises and tries to reduce travel related illness in its population. Hence, I need to find articles related to: 1. epidemiology of the problem 2.
Avatar m tn My mom was hypo- and my sister is hyper. As I get older, I am starting to worrying about my thyroid health. I found some great information and educational pieces on here. http://www.wellnessresources.com/health_classes/thyroid_class.php . Also found a compilation of articles with studies and what not. I have a doc appointment this week and wondered if anyone had any suggestions on what I should ask as far as my blood work. Are Thyroid disorders generally a genetically passed on?
15695260 tn?1549593113 Lots of things can impact sleep from stress to hormones to a number of health issues as well as poor sleep hygiene. Working on this aspect of your life can be life saving in the big scheme of things. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/327026.php#1 If you have chronic insomnia, talk to your doctor and take steps to work on this for the sake of your heart.
Avatar f tn There are many fantastic articles in the HEALTH PAGES (located at top, right corner under the search engine). Basically you'll need to know when you ovulate. There is only a 48 hour of opportunity to become pregnant in a cycle. You also need to know if you are regular/irregular, how long your cycle lasts (average is 28 days), and some ways to chart your fertility. Ready?
Avatar f tn We have a 5 year old boy who's very stubborn/strong-willed. He frequently questions rules &/or expectations, even after it's been explained to him several times. We've read numerous articles on working with strong-willed or stubborn children & are already doing what the articles suggetive (yes we've given the techniques a channce to work) yet the tantrums still are occurring & at times now he's becoming violent towards others.
Avatar f tn Are you looking for easy to read articles which discuss the topic generally or are you looking specifically for scientific articles?
Avatar n tn I am 51. I am in great health and am on no medication. I have no health issues and my annual labs are always good. Last year I had my first PSA test and I registered an 0.8. This year I registered a 1.8. Based on this years result my Doctor now wants me to get a test in 6 months and not wait a year. When I go on the internet the articles overwhelmingly say to ignore PSA velocity. Should I conatct my Doctor and ask him to schedule in 1 year and not 6 months.
Avatar f tn Bipolar has evolved. There are different types. https://www.talkspace.com/mental-health/conditions/bipolar-disorder/types/ This article has different types. There are two types of bipolar in the current DSM 5 that would have primarily mania. bipolar 1 is where you'd likely fall which you CAN have without depressive episodes. You can have back to back mania. There may also be depression that isn't being recognized as such as it is not low level to suicidal and that type of thing.
Avatar m tn I've read some articles on this and there seems to be disagreement on whether calcium supplements cause calcification or not. I get the feeling it's an individual thing. More important is keeping the cholesterol levels down to a reasonable level. That seems to be a stronger link to calcification (sclerosis) in the arteries than drinking milk. A doctor can test your calcium levels and let you know if they're too high.
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Avatar m tn Hi, I am a 20 year old junior in college, who used cocaine for the first time three months ago. I am worried about the possibility of having permanently damaged my heart from cocaine use. I should probably mention that I am otherwise pretty healthy and my family has no history of heart problems, and also that I have only used cocaine on 5 separate occasions over the course of 3 months.
Avatar f tn I am 25 yrs old and have only had two previous health issues..when I had my son I had a Csection and I could not urinate for three years without a catheter...also they thought I had IBS a few years ago but was never properly diagnosed and take BENTYL 5MG PRN Sorry if this seems like Im rambling...