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Just to comment, antidepressant trials almost always involve moderate to mild depression, almost never severe. The reason is that the drug companies want to get the drug approved and make money on it, and it is much easier to treat easier than harder problems. Getting into a trial for a standard antidepressant is very hard if you have complicated problems. So your theory that they work better for severe depression isn't actually backed up by the trials.
Work was getting quite stressful so I quit 18 months ago and decided that I really wanted to spend time with my aging parents before I settled down myself and thought it an ideal opportunity to get my Master's degree. I am heading back to the US next month with a new determination to move forward with 'our' life and start a family (I spoke to my partner in length about this and he was very supportive).
My Nan was 39 when she had her first child and 41 when she had my Mum.
I am interested in doctors who practice holistic medicine, evidence-based medicine (EBM), and anti-aging medicine (life extension or LE). I also want to avoid quacks.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holistic_health
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evidence-based_medicine
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_extension
How do I find such a doctor? Are there organizations / websites that rate doctors in these areas? Any recommendations for such a website? Or, can you recommend a doctor in the DC area?
What vitamins can I take to prevent aging? Exclusively the face and neck areas. If there is not a vitamin, can herbs help and what kind? Any Natural Preventions?
Is there a method of beginning a new forum here? I have had problems communicating with some of the younger posters here at MedHelp. I'm wondering if the concerns of abandoned and abused elderly people shouldn't have their own forum.
I haven't heard of any of this anti-aging stuff with these two supplements. I use Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA) to help with peripheral neuropathy. I noticed that it really does cut down on the amount of neuropathy I experience. When I did some online research for Acetyl L Carnitine and neuropathy, since it's also used. The difference is that it is recommended that people check with their doctors before using the Acetyl L Carnitine.
Go to ulta and talk to their estheticians for a professional recommendation. While pregnant do stay away from retinols which are anti aging. They can cause birth defects. But look for something that has hyaluronic acid in it which is a natural chemical our body makes which helps retains moisture by 1000x its weight. So it is super hydrating which will help reduce and prevent wrinkles.
Before using any serum, I'd check with your doctor to see what they recommend. Has your doctor given you any advice on what you can do to treat the alopecia and fast aging?
No. You would be taking essentially 2 of the same medications as thhey are both anti psychiotics. Are these medications prescribed? That is an awfully dangerous dose of each of them. They should not be combined and you can experience EPS symtoms from that high of a dose.
I do not have insurance any longer so therefore stop taking the medicine. What can I replace it with that is over the counter .
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I suggest the use of products that are hypoallergenic and also with organic ingredients such as vitamin C and E. Anti aging products may also be beneficial especially for women with fine lines and wrinkles.
A healthy diet,decrease intake of fatty food, cessation of smoking,adequate sleep and daily exercise will ensure not just great skin but also a healthy body in general.
She has already been confined and refuses to take drugs and medications, thus the medical system has tried to help her and yes they are going to give her pills to calm her, right now Its what sh needs and they wont do anything else until the get her stable on Anti Psychotics and then they will look at treating her.
Can you tell me what is going on to expand the indications and approval of the anti-VEGF drugs so that there is full Medicare and insurance coverage. Lucentis and Macugen are only FDA-approved for wet AMD, yet these drugs are useful in many other retinal inflammatory conditions, often the only treatment available for these problems, yet insurance won't pay.
I am 9 weeks pregnant and five days and I am having really bad panick attacks and depression. I was off my medicine for alittle while. But I'm wondering if I should go back on. Are any of you mothers taking medicine to help with depression/anxiety/sleep?? I am scared to do thins but I think it's the best.
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