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BIOLOGICAL THERAPY.ZIP

[unpublished] What is a cataract?   (created at Nov 18, 2009)   108  

The eye is very much like a camera in that they both have a lens that focuses an image onto film. In the eye, the lens is focused using muscles, and the film consists of a thin membrane of nerves that line the inner back of the eye, called the retina. If t...
What is a cataract?

[unpublished] Who should take it?   (created at May 19, 2009)   37  

In my opinion, most adults over 30.  But that's just my opinion.  You can be tested for IGF-1 levels, or serum levels if you want to determine your needs precisely, and have your doctor decide if you are sufficiently "hgh deficient" to a degree t...

[unpublished] What is LASIK ?   (created at May 23, 2009)   67  

LASIK is a surgical procedure intended to reduce a person's dependency on glasses or contact lenses. The goal of this Web site is to provide objective information to the public about LASIK surgery. See other sections of this site to learn about what you sh...

[unpublished] How is Hodgkin's disease diagnosed?   (created at May 22, 2009)   60  

If Hodgkin's disease is suspected, the doctor will ask about your medical history and will do a thorough physical exam. Blood tests and x-rays of the chest, bones, liver and spleen will also be done. Tissue from an enlarged lymph node will be removed. This...
How is Hodgkin's disease diagnosed?

[unpublished] What is Hodgkin's disease?   (created at May 22, 2009)   50  

Hodgkin's disease is a type of lymphoma. Lymphomas are cancers that develop in the lymphatic system, part of the body's immune system. The job of the lymphatic system is to help fight diseases and infection. The lymphatic system includes a network of thin ...

[unpublished] Possible side effects of human growth hormone   (created at May 19, 2009)   59  

By far the most common side effect to GH therapy is joint pain or joint swelling. Joint pain presents 27% of the time, and joint swelling will present 41% of the time. These joint issues are related to incorrect dosages, and your doctor will adjust the dos...
Possible side effects of human growth hormone

[unpublished] What is the replacement therapy for growth hormone deficiency?   (created at May 19, 2009)   69  

Replacement therapy for growth hormone is no different from other hormone therapies. The primary goal of growth hormone therapy is to restore the correct level of growth hormone to the body for healthy and efficient metabolism and other processes. Hypertro...
What is the replacement therapy for growth hormone deficiency?

[unpublished] Why will I need to supplement my levels of growth hormone   (created at May 19, 2009)   72  

Even if you have finished growing, growth hormone continues to play an important function in your body; and is essential for good health. If your doctor has determined that you are growth hormone deficient, then your doctor will likely recommend supplement...

[unpublished] Symptoms of growth hormone deficiency   (created at May 19, 2009)   46  

People are not always aware of their GH deficiency, and the condition is under diagnosed. Some of the symptoms that may indicate a GH deficiency are: An unusual proportion of fat to lean muscle mass; GH deficient sufferers will have unusually high fat to m...

[unpublished] What is AGHD (adult growth hormone deficiency)?   (created at May 19, 2009)   70  

Adults can experience a deficiency in growth hormone, and the health effects of this deficiency can be profound. Adults will experience a GH deficiency if their pituitary gland is not secreting an appropriate quantity of GH into the blood stream, or if thr...

[unpublished] A description of growth hormone   (created at May 19, 2009)   82  

Growth hormone is a necessary protein produced by the pituitary gland in the hypothalamus of the brain. Growth hormone is the primary hormone responsible for the growth that occurs as a child matures into a full sized adult. Growth hormone plays an integra...

[unpublished] Side effects of human growth hormone   (created at May 19, 2009)   60  

It's been studied for decades, and I've never heard of even one case of dangerous side effects like other hormones can have. It is a non-toxic naturally occurring hormone, not a foreign substance to the body. It has no drug-like side effects. Hgh injection...

[unpublished] Can aging be reversed by human growth hormone?   (created at May 19, 2009)   59  

According to some doctors and researchers, yes. Medical research concurs that human growth hormone plays a pivotal role in liver, brain, heart and kidney regeneration, as well as assisting in the conversion of fat to muscle (fat metabolism) and the utiliza...

[unpublished] Why haven't I heard of human growth hormone before?   (created at May 19, 2009)   82  

Formerly, only the wealthy and elite athletes could afford to travel to Europe or Mexico for "prescription only", recombinant human growth hormone. They had to pay up to $30,000.00 per year for this, and then had to endure daily injections. After other rel...

[unpublished] How soon could I expect to notice a change in human growth hormone?   (created at May 19, 2009)   66  

Every person’s body and health is very different, so everyone reacts uniquely. Hgh injections seem to be faster. As for "beyond hgh" some people report noticing something after the first few days, some in a few weeks, and some not until the third month. I ...

[unpublished] What about taking growth hormone while travelling?   (created at May 14, 2009)   69  

Therapy will be more effective if you consistently follow the dosing schedule given by the physician. While travelling, remember to consider the storage guidelines of your growth hormone. Ask your nurse about the NordiPen® FRIO Bag. This is a special bag d...
What about taking growth hormone while travelling?

[unpublished] Can growth hormone therapy be taken with other medication?   (created at May 14, 2009)   62  

Growth hormone may be taken with most other medication, but it is important to tell your doctor about all medications (i.e. those prescribed by a doctor and those available without a prescription) that you are taking, especially glucocorticoids, sex steroi...

[unpublished] What is done if I have to have sinus surgery?   (created at May 08, 2009)   71  

You should first understand that I am not a surgeon, so this is from the perspective of someone who has seen the surgery, and had the surgery done, but who doesn't do the surgery himself. The surgery, called functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS), may ...

[unpublished] What are the side effects of treatment for Colorectal Cancer?   (created at May 04, 2009)   70  

It is often hard to limit the effects of therapy so that only cancer cells are removed or destroyed. Because healthy tissue may also be damaged, treatment can cause unpleasant side effects. The side effects of cancer treatment are different for each person...

[unpublished] Surgery for Colorectal Cancer   (created at May 04, 2009)   60  

Surgery is the most common treatment for colorectal cancer and may be the only treatment needed. The type of operation depends on the location and size of the tumor. Most patients have a partial colectomy. In this operation, the surgeon takes out the part ...

[unpublished] How do I prevent colon-rectal (colorectal) cancer?   (created at May 04, 2009)   68  

Although colorectal cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in the United States, scientists are trying to learn more about what causes the disease and how it can be prevented. Doctors do not yet know why one person gets colorectal cancer and anot...
How do I prevent colon-rectal (colorectal) cancer?

[unpublished] How do you diagnose thyroid cancer?   (created at May 04, 2009)   58  

The doctor will ask about your medical history and will do a careful physical exam, with special attention to feeling your thyroid and checking for lumps in the neck. You may also be asked to have a blood test or special scans. The best screening test for ...