Allergies and Asthma in Childrencreated at May 11, 2009Allergies 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 Babycreated at May 11, 2009Most 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... |
Understanding the Interplay Between Allergies and Sinusitiscreated at May 08, 2009Allergies and sinusitis frequently interact,with allergies being a major cause of sinusitis.Allergens trigger inflammation in the nasal passages,leading to swollen nasal membranes that can block the sinuses,creating a breeding ground for infection and resu... |
Unveiling the Link: Anabolic Steroids and Liver Cancer Riskupdated at Nov 30, 2024Studies have shown a link between anabolic steroid use and an increased risk of liver cancer,although the exact nature and strength of this association remain subjects of ongoing research.The risk appears to be dose-dependent and may be further influenced ... |
Understanding Liver Infections During Pregnancy - Risks and Precautionscreated at Sep 25, 2009Pregnancy is a period of significant physical and emotional changes,necessitating special care and attention to the health of both the mother and the unborn child.Among the various health concerns that can arise during pregnancy,liver infections are partic... |
Exploring the Role of Allergy Shots in Managing Sinus Infectionscreated at May 08, 2009Chronic sinus infections can significantly impact quality of life, leading many sufferers to explore various treatment options in search of relief. One approach that has gained attention is allergy shots, also known as allergen immunotherapy. Here's what y... |
Understanding the Side Effects of Brain Tumor Treatmentcreated at May 04, 2009Treatment for brain tumors often involves a combination of surgery, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy. While these interventions are essential for managing the disease, they can also result in various side effects that may impact a patient's quality of l... |
Strategies for Preventing Asthma Attacks in Babiescreated at May 11, 2009Protecting your baby from asthma attacks involves a proactive approach centered on preventive measures. By understanding the tools available and ensuring that caregivers are well-informed, you can contribute to your baby's respiratory health.Controllers: C... |
Who Shouldn't Get the Chickenpox Vaccine?created at May 13, 2009Chickenpox vaccination is a crucial step in protecting children from this highly contagious virus. However, there are certain circumstances where caution is warranted. Here's who shouldn't receive the chickenpox vaccine:Severe Allergic Reactions: If a chil... |
When is LASIK not for me?created at May 24, 2009You are probably NOT a good candidate for refractive surgery if: You are not a risk taker. Certain complications are unavoidable in a percentage of patients, and there are no long-term data available for current procedures. It will jeopardize your career. ... |
Can growth hormone therapy be taken with other medication?created at May 14, 2009Growth 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... |
What should I do if the rash doesn't get better?created at May 11, 2009Talk with your baby's doctor or a pediatric dermatologist. If the rash doesn't get better after following the suggestions above, your doctor might suggest trying mild topical steroids, which can be bought over the counter. If the over-the-counter variety d... |
What effect do nasal polyps have on sinus problems?created at May 08, 2009Nasal 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... |
Drugs causing Acnecreated at May 03, 2009Surely we know how various items can cause skin reactions. We all know people who break out when stung by bees, or people who get rashes when they eat certain foods. It's no surprise that there are some drugs that cause our oil glands to get a little exube... |