Alcoholism. Symptoms

Posted by akbar | August 30th, 2010 in Cancer | No Comments »

AlcoholismDefinition of alcoholism
Is defined as chronic alcoholism or alcohol abuse continued abuse of alcohol intoxication and consequent produced in the body.

One can distinguish acute alcoholism and chronic alcoholism. The acute intoxication is caused by temporary disorder or alcohol abuse. Chronic alcoholism is produced by the repeated and continuing abuse of alcohol.

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Medical Treatments and Natural Remedies for Cancer.

Posted by akbar | August 26th, 2010 in Cancer | No Comments »

CancerTreatments and Remedies for Canker
Canker
Small vesicle, then whitish mucosal ulceration of the mouth.

Natural Medicine for Canker with Nutrients Honey mixed with lemon juice. Leave the mouth in contact with the sores all the time possible.

Natural Medicine for Canker with Medicinal Plants: Apply propolis extract, St. Robert’s Wort, Sage, Thyme, Plantain, Marshmallow, Echinacea, Thyme, Rosa.

Natural Medicine for Canker with Dietary Supplements: Vitamins B, C.

Natural Medicine for Canker with Homotoxicology – Homeopathy. Traumeel (c.), Gastricumeel (c.)

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Medical Treatments and Natural Remedies for Acne.

Posted by akbar | August 23rd, 2010 in Healthy Hair and Scalp | No Comments »

AcneTreatments and Remedies for Acne
ACNE
Skin diseases characterized by the retention of the secretion of the sebaceous glands and an inflammatory disorders and infectious type suffered by these glands.

Natural Medicine for Acne with Medicinal Plants
Trinity, Birch, Ulmaria, Cola de Caballo,
Dandelion, Sarsaparilla, sorrel, Cucumber, Fumaria, Centaurea Mayor.

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Do-It-Yourself Cellulit Treatments

Posted by admin | August 19th, 2010 in Cellulit Treatments | No Comments »

Cellulite is very annoying for many people. For most of people who are affected of cellulite, they have tried so many products like cellulite creams for a temporary effect. However, most of people want to have a permanent result of cellulite removal. Removing cellulite permanently doesn’t happen in one night, you should go under a process. If you are tired of trying so many products and waste a lot of money, you may want to do the cellulite treatments by yourself in home. They are mostly natural and save a lot of money

There are many natural remedy you can actually use. You may have heard about wrapping the cellulite area with coffee. You can also apply other strategies. These are some of the natural remedy you can try. The aromatherapy is good for fighting cellulite. You can do it by applying therapeutic essential oil such as lemons, cypress, rosemarry and others. Massaging it on the affected area helps to remove the cellulite.

Beside that, doing a cellulite reduction diet is highly recommended. You can do it by taking supplement such as vitamin E, A, C, and eat more fish. Drinking plenty of water can also reduce your cellulite by keeping you body hydrated and flushing the toxic out your body. Healthy diet also means stop eating foods contain toxic, high sugar and fat. Instead, eat more food that fight against cellulite such as salmon, vegetables, berries. They also can help you to get rid of toxins that cause cellulite. Now you can do cellulite treatments in your home.

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Symptoms & Types of Acne.

Posted by akbar | August 19th, 2010 in Health and Beauty | No Comments »

AcneDefinition of Acne
Acne is defined as skin diseases characterized by the retention of the secretion of the sebaceous glands and an inflammatory disorders and infectious type suffered by these glands.

Types and Symptoms of Acne
Acne Vulgaris
It is a skin condition that affects young people and children from oily skin and seborrheic, with particular predilection for the face and upper chest and back. Read the rest of this entry »

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Uric acid

Posted by akbar | August 16th, 2010 in Heartburn | No Comments »

Uric acidDefinition of uric acid or gout
Is not only altered metabolism of fatty content in the nucleoproteins nuclein but destination abnormal uric acid represents the final product of this metabolism.

Symptoms of uric acid
From a clinical point of view is manifested as acute uric arthritis (acute gout), which stands more or less common, acute gouty access, consisting of painful arthritis affecting one or more joints, and uric chronic arthritis (chronic gout) whose main characteristic is the repository of so-called tophi (uric acid concretions precipitate in the bloodstream) in articular and periarticular tissues and deformation of joints affected more or less. Read the rest of this entry »

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Marrow Transplantation

Posted by akbar | August 14th, 2010 in Blood Cancer | No Comments »

Marrow TransplantationThe marrow is extracted directly punctures the bone marrow from a matched donor and transplanted to the patient like a blood transfusion

Bone marrow transplantation is an option increasingly recommended by doctors more often for the treatment of leukemia, especially when relapses or recurs after chemotherapy.

It can be done after the first or second recurrence of the disease and aims to destroy the diseased marrow replacement by a healthy, the procedure is complemented by intensive radiation and drugs. Read the rest of this entry »

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Diagnosis and treatment For Leukimia

Posted by akbar | August 11th, 2010 in Blood Cancer | No Comments »

LeukimiaDiagnosis is by blood and bone marrow and treatment with intensive chemotherapy and sometimes bone marrow transplantation

Since other diseases have symptoms similar to those of leukemia such as mononucleosis, anemia and some chronic infections like tuberculosis, it is necessary to establish the proper diagnosis, so consultation with an endocrinologist, oncologist and hematologist are important.

After making history with all the health history and symptoms of the patient, the diagnosis is confirmed by microscopic examination of blood and bone marrow biopsy to find abnormal cells and determine the type of leukemia involved.

The treatment of leukemia is mainly with intensive chemotherapy and uses various combinations of cancer drugs, sometimes with oral medications and other needs to be administered intravenously. Read the rest of this entry »

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Symptoms and signs Of leukimia

Posted by akbar | August 8th, 2010 in Blood Cancer | No Comments »

leukimiaWhen the central nervous system is affected by the disease, the patient suffers from headache, vomiting and paralysis of some nerves

Leukemia is a chronic disease that can develop silently for many years without showing obvious symptoms.

As it worsens, symptoms may occur as:

- Anemia, manifested mainly by the paleness of the skin.
- Headaches.
- Muscle pain.
- The bruising and frequent nosebleeds, especially through the nose.
- Extreme fatigue and weakness. Read the rest of this entry »

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Types of Leukemia

Posted by akbar | August 5th, 2010 in Blood Cancer | No Comments »

LeukemiaIn its form of appearance, can be acute leukemias and chronic and its rate depends on the treatment to follow

Although the symptoms and origin of leukemia are similar, depending on the symptoms, severity and response to treatment, researchers have identified different types of leukemia, which among them are:

Leukemias lymphomas mainly affecting children and their appearing at the nodes. Myelogenous leukemia mainly affects young adults and seniors. But in some cases may occur in both groups and populations.

- Acute lymphocytic leukemia or lymphoblastic, which is what causes a rapid increase in abnormal lymph cells or lymphocytes. This type is most common in children. Read the rest of this entry »

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