medicine vocabulary

For example not being able to recall words from my vocabulary when speaking to someone, or forgetting what I walked into a room to do. A definite negative change from a few months ago. From reading about it this is due to GABA interaction in the brain. When I stop taking the medication, everything seems to come back to normal, which is good. However, it worries me that after reduction(?

Could you please suggest any medicine or exercise or anything which can help his stomach to regain its tone and shape? Thank you.

Several weeks ago I started noticing that I was spelling words incorrectly, having some difficulty writting on paper (a pause or delay before I start to write), and hitting the wrong keys on the key board. I have been complaining about vocabulary loss for several years, and feel that it has become worse, and my memory has become terrible, I have also had some subtle balance problems.

Also not a radiologist, but it seems like you have lesions in at least two areas of the brain (peri-ventricular and sub-cortical -- that's where mine are located too). Also, not sure about the vocabulary, so not sure if "area of enhancement" means "enhancing lesion" -- but if it did, that would mean a lesion that was presently active. Do you have recent onset of a new symptom? The vocabulary is different from my MRI so I'm not sure.

The child's vocabulary will progress overtime, by age three they are able to combine more words.

Sorry I can't be of more help. In fact I opened mainly because I didn't know what a fenulum is, how is it this word is in your vocabulary? Are you a medical person? May not be relevant, but my point may have something to do with the lack of responses. From what you describe I can only say, see a doctor.

John received a parrot as an early Christmas gift. The parrot had a very bad attitude and an even worse vocabulary. Every word out of the bird's mouth was rude, obnoxious and laced with profanity. John in desperation tried and tried to change the bird's attitude by consistently saying only polite words, playing soft music and anything else he could think of to 'clean up' the bird's vocabulary.

My baby until 2 years was fine , he communicate with us and have a great vocabulary, suddenly he start to lose his words and today he has 5 years old and do not speak he speak some thing that nobody understands but we want to know if this cyst has something to do.

Also, I believed that this medicine caused my heart to race and I woke up in the middle of the night with chest pains. When my symptoms didn't subside after a couple of days of medicine, I went to the doctor's again and found out I was going through tachycardia (heartbeats between 120-150 per minute) and was, in fact, diagnosed with mononucleosis.

I need a more rare cancer that when found late stage would have no chemo or surgery options and would give the patient 8-10 months to live. Additional vocabulary to use as if doctor was formally diagnosing it would be appreciated, thank you!

Four years ago When I was a teenager I was addicted to butane gas and I was a daily user for about 6 months.

Yeah, me old too, but it was fun to take that walk back to the time when things were simpler. I think the innocence dwindled with every new piece of technology, every change of our vocabulary (i e "when coke was a coke" and a "ho was hoe"... lol).

It could be salt. Wash off and see if it comes back. Do you mind in the future erasing the phrase "Jap's eye" entirely from your vocabulary? It is just wrong on so many levels.

I was in a class in school yesterday, I remember about half of what we did (homework corrections and vocabulary quiz) but the next day I came back and the teacher asked to "pull out the handout on the video we watched yesterday" but I didn't have the handout, and I didn't remember the video at all. I know I didn't just leave during class because I remember talking with a friend while leaving the classroom.

, and although his speech WAS delayed (he didnt speak any words until almost 2) he has exploded with a vocabulary! ive done a little bit of research and i do see the differences between the two and my son def. fits the AS diagnosis, but he is highly-functional and the OCD plays a role in that. thank you for your imput and pointing out the difference, so that others who may read this will know as well.

Also severe problems with organization (locker, bookbag, desk, bedroom, etc) The child is very well behaved, polite and is very creative, has a strong vocabulary and communicates very well.

hey teak,, english is not my first language ,so i dismiss some vocabulary specially,medical names. you say lancets are not a way of trasmittion becuse ,ther arent hollow core needle so what this mean? what mean (hollow core needle)? when i took the rapid test (it wasnt inmidatly) i spoke with nurse maybe 4m, before he procceed to done the test.

I have a son who is 32 months old ( will be 3 at end of October ) 5 months ago I noticed his vocabulary was way behind his peers, at that time he only had about 10 words that he used and they were all things like oh-no and uh-oh and wow. Since that time I focused on developing his speech more and he now has a vocabulary of over 75 words. He can count to ten. identify several colors and shapes as well as tell me the noises that many aniamls make when asked.

Then in 2011 I started having olfactory hallucination of cigarette smoke. I also have memory and word recall issues. My vocabulary is not what it once was when I speak. Writing seems to be fine. I also have mild aphasia, I think I'm saying one thing but what comes out is different or chopped up. Is this all migraine related?

There are NO other red flags developmentally. She has a great vocabulary, understands direction, can detect feelings in others and express her own feelings. She seems quite bright in all her developmental milestones. In researching online (bad idea I know), I'm thinking she may be doing "stereotypic movements." Also, she slightly bangs her head to soothe herself to sleep, every night. Has anybody else had experience with this and if so, please elaborate.

There are NO other red flags developmentally. She has a great vocabulary, understands direction, can detect feelings in others and express her own feelings. She seems quite bright in all her developmental milestones. In researching online (bad idea I know), I'm thinking she may be doing "stereotypic movements." Also, she slightly bangs her head to soothe herself to sleep, every night. Has anybody else had experience with this and if so, please elaborate.

It gave me the vocabulary to talk with my doctor and led to more specialized study as I learned more about breast cancer and about my cancer. It is overwhelming, but begins to make more sense. I am thinking of you.

Here is a little early thanksgiving humor John received a parrot as an early Christmas gift. The parrot had a bad attitude and an even worse vocabulary. Every word out of the bird's mouth was rude, obnoxious and laced with profanity. John tried and tried to change the bird's attitude by consistently saying only polite words, playing soft music and anything else he could think of to 'clean up' the bird's vocabulary. Finally, John was fed up and he yelled at the parrot.

s contiuned tohave seizures but mostly controled by medicine. The doctors stay that they do not have a reason for the seizures. He's finally learned to talk enough that I can understand him. I'd say the vocabulary of a 3-4 year old. He is a very big and very strong. He takes normal actions that kids his age do to the next level. He is agressive to his friends by pushing, taking toys, bitting, hitting, kicking and if he gets mad he'll spit and throw things.

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