population). And if so, is this process reversible? (Will good nutrition, good stress management, exercise, etc put me in the same, or lower, range as a typical person my age?)
Update:
I have agreed (reluctantly) to have a mastectomy and also, the mhs are still (in my opinion) providing limited support. I fail to understand the mhs. I don't understand why they're not working with me to help improve my situation (or at the least, to help contain me).
It is indeed a complex process and several disease states from seborrheic dermatitis, cardiovascular disease, stroke to certain cases of cancers arise secondary to stress. Stress appears to be relevant to the medical community as medicine begins to evolve and molecular and genetic factors come into play.Stress leads to disease due to an underlying interplay of factors in the molecular level.This is something that we need to look into.
Most doctors I have been to just spend the time treating basically, refill medications and then bill Medicare. Keep doing research on doctors and you might actually find a doctor that is serious about their work. Good LUCK!
Greetings doctor I am actually doing a research paper on HIV for school and with so much info online from one end of the spectrum to the other I figure I would ask a specialist directly a few questions so here it goes...
1-with testing now a days would you consider 6-8 weeks conclusive?
2-do you believe rapid tests are just as reliable as lab based?
3-do you feel oral rapid tests are just as good as blood?
4-what are the most common symptoms you see with onset of HIV?
Myrcludex B, the idea of which belonged to the 2nd largest European research institutes (National Institute of Health and Medical Research INSERM, France, and the University of Heidelberg, Germany), a peptide and to block the penetration of hepatitis B and D into normal hepatocytes (liver cells) , thus creating a reserve for liver tissue repair and prevent progression of the disease and the development of complications such as cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma.
Hello all, I am glad to be here a part of this forum as I get to talk about Asthma and other latest research on asthma. My 4 year kid has been suffering from asthma and every year we end up in the hospital with something that has been complicated by asthma.We have attended the asthma clinic and learned ways to prevent attacks, what triggers attacks etc. I thought I was on top of the asthma until our emergency visit and then I started thinking there was probably a lot more to learn than I knew.
-I am doing research and surveys for information to do a presentation. Any and all input would be great-
1- how many have just surface abcesses on the skin and no lumps?
2- how many have both surface abcesses and lumps?
3- how many of you have had biopsy removals and recurring lumps in the same spot?
4- has your mastitis started in one breast and moved to the other?
5-how many of you have had titanium or other markers placed in your breast tissue for later observation of areas?
s experiences as I would like to do the subject matter justice. I am thinking of doing my piece on a woman who gets insomnia due to stress over losing her boyfriend. If there is anyone who can help me, please do!
DiMarco provides health psychology services to individuals diagnosed with chronic pain disorders, headache, work-related injuries, and pre-surgical psychological evaluation for a variety of procedures. Cognitive-behavioral and insight oriented intervention include stress management, biofeedback, relaxation training, and motivational enhancement therapy to develop positive health habits.
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I am a medical student doing a research project. 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.
Stress can hurt the baby but it takes a lot to. Me and my boyfriend fight so bad all the time now bc I'm so hormonal! I get cramps afterwards sometimes but other then that everything is okay with the baby. Its normal to get crazy every now and then especially being pregnant now!
Hormones test
I am leaning towards the cause of the problem is maybe stress, GI, or respiratory system problem or all three together
hi i'm new to the group and happy to find some info on IC. I have had out infections my whole life or so i thought! 2 yrs. ago i had another doctor for a few months while mine was on maternity leave after going in every 2 to 4 weeks with a uti she said "this is not normal and im going to start testing yr. urine."...all the further tests came back negative for bacteria but there is always blood and protein in my urine. So she said i have IC and there is no known cure....
Fatigue management is becoming a growing area of interest and research in Australia mainly due to the mining boom. As it becomes more a topic of interest this can only benefit other workers such police, nurses and other shift workers. That's why I started my blog: http://fatiguemanagementblog.wordpress.com/
so we could share experiences. Would be great to hear from anyone on how they manage their fatigue from varying shifts.
There is some research that links chronic stress to the body releasing the labour starting hormones but my dr said its more likely just to increase your blood pressure and make you unwell making intervention more necessary. Try to relax as much as possible and just think in the next 1-3wks you'll be cuddling your baby!
That is the best places to begin. There are pain management options during pregnancy. However it must be done correctly and closely monitored by a specializing physician.
You may want to read what Jadedsweetheart posted in her journal. I have the link below. She is not an expert, non of are but she does have some experience in pregnancy and pain management.
It is possible to continue to have a stress fracture over months when it is not given due attention and appropriate care. Conservative management of stress fracture should aim at movement restriction and non-weightbearing for atleast 6-8 weeks, while stressful activities should be resumed gradually after 12-16 weeks. The duration of rest would also depend on the severity of the fracture and the healing response. For severe or non-healing fractures, surgery may need to be considered.
ve read and been told by my pain management doctor, vicodin/lortab (hydrocodone) is generally safe in pregnancy. Although they really haven't done enough research into it, if it is neccessary in pregnancy, they generally consider it safer than some other meds.
I have to take stronger pain meds every day and am hoping for the best, myself. From what I've read, it's relatively safer than the stress and agony caused by constant pain.
I hope she gets some relief, too!
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