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The Importance of Sleep - Why Kids Who Sleep Well Are Smart, and Why You Need Good Sleep Even as You Get Older   updated at Aug 06, 2025   1,419   No matter your age,getting good sleep is crucial.While you sleep,your brain transfers short-term memories to long-term storage,Clears the short-term memory to be used the next day,Brings up long-term memories while you dream,allowing your memories to evolv...

Can growth hormone therapy be taken with other medication?   created at May 14, 2009   1,199   Growth hormone (GH),also known as somatotropin,is a peptide hormone primarily produced by the anterior pituitary gland that stimulates growth and cell reproduction in humans and other animals.It plays a crucial role in childhood development,influencing bon...

Keep Hiccups at Bay: Tips for Preventing Recurrence   created at May 03, 2009   1,113   To prevent hiccup recurrence,identify and address potential triggers like overeating,carbonated drinks,alcohol,or stress.Practice slow,deep breathing exercises to regulate your diaphragm.Staying hydrated can also help,as dehydration is sometimes a contribu...

Understanding Hiccups: Unraveling the Mystery Behind the Spasms   created at May 03, 2009   1,118   Hiccups,those sudden and involuntary contractions of the diaphragm,are familiar to nearly everyone.But what exactly causes these perplexing spasms,and why do they occur?.Hiccups,those involuntary spasms of the diaphragm,are a surprisingly complex phenomeno...

Dealing with Mascara in Your Eye: Tips for Quick Relief   created at Sep 06, 2009   1,129   If mascara gets in your eye,immediately flush your eye with lukewarm water for 10-15 minutes,gently blinking to help remove the mascara.Avoid rubbing your eye,which can further irritate it and potentially cause damage.If irritation persists after rinsing,u...

Exploring Morning Symptoms: Understanding the Impact of Sleep on Nasal Health   created at May 07, 2009   1,124   Morning nasal congestion or other symptoms like dryness or stuffiness can be significantly impacted by sleep quality and position.Poor sleep,sleep apnea,and sleeping on your back can all contribute to nasal inflammation and fluid buildup,leading to congest...

What about taking growth hormone while travelling?   created at May 14, 2009   1,083   Traveling with growth hormone requires careful planning to maintain the cold chain for preservation,as it's temperature-sensitive.This typically involves using insulated containers with ice packs or cold packs,and potentially a portable refrigerator depend...

What causes psoriasis?   created at May 13, 2009   1,088   Psoriasis is caused by an interplay of genetic predisposition and environmental triggers that accelerate the life cycle of skin cells.This rapid cell turnover leads to a buildup of thick,scaly skin patches.While the exact genes involved and the specific tr...

Unraveling the Enigma: Understanding the Causes of Eczema   created at May 11, 2009   1,145   Eczema,or atopic dermatitis,arises from a complex interplay of genetic predisposition and environmental triggers.A compromised skin barrier,allowing irritants and allergens to penetrate more easily,is a key factor.Genetic variations affecting immune system...

Allergies and Asthma in Children   created at May 11, 2009   1,126   Allergies and asthma are common childhood conditions often linked,with allergies frequently being a trigger for asthma attacks.Allergic reactions,caused by an overreaction of the immune system to harmless substances like pollen,dust mites,or pet dander,can...

How to Treat Hives in Your Baby   created at May 11, 2009   1,103   Most hives in babies are caused by a viral infection and will resolve on their own within a few days.Keep your baby hydrated and dress them in lightweight,loose-fitting clothing.A cool bath or cool compress can soothe the itching.If the hives are widesprea...

Decoding Winter Itch: Navigating Dry Skin in Cold Weather   created at May 11, 2009   1,126   Winter's cold,dry air strips skin of its natural moisture,leading to dryness,itchiness,and even cracking.To combat winter itch,prioritize hydration by drinking plenty of water and using rich,fragrance-free moisturizers frequently,especially after showering...

Beyond Allergens: Exploring Other Triggers for Asthma in Children   created at May 11, 2009   1,112   Asthma triggers in children are diverse and can include allergens like dust mites,pet dander,pollen,and mold; respiratory irritants such as smoke,air pollution,and strong fumes; viral respiratory infections like colds and the flu; and certain foods or food...

Demystifying Sinusitis: Understanding Its Prevalence   created at May 06, 2009   1,135   Sinusitis, a prevalent medical condition, affects a significant portion of the population worldwide. Here's a closer look at its prevalence and impact:1. Common Occurrence: Sinusitis ranks among the most common health issues, with approximately 30% of indi...

Unveiling the Culprits: Understanding the Causes of Sinusitis   created at May 06, 2009   1,107   Sinusitis, a common condition characterized by inflammation of the sinuses, can be triggered by various factors. Here's a closer look at what causes sinusitis and how it develops:1. Blockage of Sinus Openings: Sinusitis often begins with the blockage of th...

Anticipating Future Sinus Infections: Understanding Prevention and Treatment   created at May 11, 2009   1,118   After successfully treating a sinus infection, the looming question often arises: will I experience more sinus infections in the future? The answer, unfortunately, is that recurrent sinus infections are a common occurrence for many individuals. However, th...

Unveiling Heat Rash in Babies: A Prickly Situation   created at May 11, 2009   1,099   Heat rash, affectionately known as "prickly heat" or "summer rash," is a common skin eruption that occurs when your baby overheats. Characterized by tiny bumps, and sometimes small blisters, this rash can appear red, especially on lighter skin tones.Identi...

Unraveling the Mystery of Hives: What Causes Those Itchy Red Bump   created at May 11, 2009   1,105   Hives, those pesky red welts that appear on the skin, can leave parents puzzled and concerned. Understanding the root causes of hives is the first step in managing and preventing these itchy irritations.The main culprit behind hives is histamine, a chemica...

How Did My Baby Get Impetigo? Unraveling the Contagious Mystery   created at May 13, 2009   1,083   If you're wondering how your precious little one contracted impetigo, the answer lies in its highly contagious nature. The bacteria responsible for impetigo can easily find its way into your baby's world through various means. One common route is direct co...

Debunking the Myth - Psoriasis is Contagious?   created at May 13, 2009   1,095   Psoriasis, a chronic autoimmune condition, often triggers misconceptions, including the belief that it's contagious. Let's set the record straight: Psoriasis is not contagious.Contrary to popular belief, psoriasis isn't caused by a virus or bacteria. Inste...

Should You Continue Growth Hormone Treatment When Ill?   created at May 14, 2009   1,091   Are you on growth hormone treatment and wondering if you should pause it when you fall ill? It's a valid concern, but here's the scoop: generally, a common cold or minor illness shouldn't interfere with your growth hormone regimen.Growth hormone treatment ...

The Risks of Hot Tubbing During Pregnancy   updated at Feb 29, 2024   1,253   Pregnancy often comes with a desire for relaxation and relief from the discomforts of carrying a growing baby. However, indulging in a hot tub might not be the best way to achieve this. While it might seem appealing, especially during colder months, sittin...

Traversing the Tapestry of Time - Key Epochs in U.S. History That Shaped a Nation   created at Feb 26, 2024   1,271   The history of the United States is vast and multifaceted, with numerous events, eras, and movements that have shaped the nation and its path. Here are some of the major parts of U.S. history that are commonly highlighted:Colonial America and Independence ...

Deli meats for pregnant woman   created at Nov 18, 2009   1,297   It's not safe to eat precooked meats such as deli meats, hot dogs, and pâté when you're pregnant unless they're heated until steaming hot. Pregnant women are about 20 times more likely than other healthy adults to get listeriosis, and newborns – not mom...

Can my child be cured of asthma?   created at May 11, 2009   1,079   There's no cure for asthma, although some asthmatic babies who wheeze only when they have colds or upper respiratory tract infections outgrow the tendency to wheeze over time. In general, asthma is thought to be a lifelong condition, although the frequency...

How is treatment different after surgery?   created at May 08, 2009   1,101   It doesn't mean that you won't get sinusitis any more, but it is often easier to treat. Surgery is not meant to cure the disease. Once the sinuses have been opened up by surgery, it is possible to wash out the sinuses if necessary , and as a result, someti...

When should surgery be considered?   created at May 08, 2009   1,096   A small percentage of patients with chronic sinusitis will fail to improve even with the best medical treatment. In most studies of patients treated by allergists who specialize in treatment of chronic sinusitis, this is less than 10% of patients who have ...

What effect do nasal polyps have on sinus problems?   created at May 08, 2009   1,084   Nasal polyps are not true polyps but rather are probably caused by inflammation in the nose. They look like peeled grapes but are basically fluid-filled sacs. They can be found anywhere in the sinuses or nose and commonly are associated with sinus infectio...

What are the side effects of treatment for thyroid cancer?   created at May 04, 2009   1,125   The methods used to treat thyroid cancer are very powerful. That's why treatment often causes side effects. Fortunately, most side effects are temporary. After radioiodine therapy, some people get swelling of the salivary glands in the cheeks or neck.  Th...

The Vitamin for Acne   created at May 03, 2009   1,089   In general the BEST way to get vitamins to your skin cells is to eat the vitamins and let your blood do it. I.e. this is much better than laying it ON your skin. Your blood system is how your body is set up to transfer vitamins and nutrients to your cells....