Over 95% of the cells of the pancreas are exocrine glands, which produces pancreatic juice that contains enzymes that break down fats and proteins in food so that nutrients can be absorbed by the small intestine and used by the body to tissue repair or to promote growth.

Ducts are called exocrine pancreatic juice to the common bile duct and, eventually, the small intestine. Only a small percentage of cells in the pancreas are endocrine glands, arranged in small groups or clusters called islets of Langerhans. Islet cells release three hormones (insulin, glucagon and somatostatin) which allow the body to metabolize (break down and digest) food. Also regulate the body makes use of glucose, which is the energy source for many of the daily activities of all cells.

When the pancreas is functioning normally, the blood glucose concentration varies in response to a wide variety of events, stress or infections, but remains in its normal limits.

In these cases influenced by the stage of disease that are, if they are receiving active treatment, treatment for metastatic or are in remission.

To date there are few studies on the parameters of duration, intensity and frequency of exercise best for patients with cancer. The principles of exercise prescription should be used similarly in these patients, while taking care to meet individual limitations.

It has been found that there is a dose-response relationship with fatigue and lack of energy in these patients. Ie those that are compatible with longer sessions (more than 15-20 minutes) feel less fatigue and tiredness that can not reach those levels.

There is also evidence to suggest that starting in selected patients with shorter sessions (10 minutes) is valid and allows the patient to get used to exercise until you can lead to higher levels and longer sessions.

Although not determined the frequency, duration and intensity of exercise best for cancer patients, studies have confirmed that they respond to exercise and can get the following benefits:

• Improved fitness.
• Decreased emotional upset.
• Increased muscular strength and endurance.
• Increased efficiency and self-sufficiency, better able to function independently.

In patients receiving active treatment is necessary to assess their health status before each workout and accommodate the meeting or postpone it, as found by the patient. For example, patients with vomiting or diarrhea, fever and neutropenia, should postpone the exercises.

Patients with low platelet count should also take precautions to prevent injuries, especially head injuries. Low hemoglobin levels imply that the intensity of exercise should be kept very low, until the hemoglobin rise at least above 10gm/dL.

Finally, the exercise prescription should be changing with changes in the patient, ideally, always out to higher volumes and higher intensities of exercise, but it may happen that they need to decrease.

He added that the anamú, in infusion, it also serves “as an antispasmodic, diuretic, stimulant and sudorific, local analgesic and anti-inflammatory in various skin conditions, and is used for arthritis, malaria, rheumatism, and memory problems.

“In Cuba used a decoction of the whole plant for cancer and diabetes, as well as anti-inflammatory, antiviral and antitumor properties, and antileukemic and cytotoxic effects against several types of cancer cells,” continues AIN.

According to the agency, “the tablet of 400 milligrams and completely natural, will be supplied initially in oncology consultations and patients with the AIDS virus in the province of Santiago de Cuba, where it will be proven its effectiveness, according to cell-type immune response in the human body. ”

AIN, the leading digital and other media Cubadebate official quote Martha Zoe, “Masters” in Natural Medicine and Bioenergetics, who explained that the pills are made of powdered leaves and young stems of anamú, grass that grows wild on the island.

“The tablets already have an initial medical record, supported by reports ethnomedical plant and research related to traditional use and reported benefits,” the report said.

The Cuban health system, state and especially on the island and flag of the revolution that led Fidel Castro in 1959, and administered to patients with other “natural” products like, including a recent “homeopathic complex” that supposedly serves to increase defenses H1N1 influenza.
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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.

Symptoms of alcoholism on the body
Symptoms in the pharynx
Becomes chronic pharyngitis

Gastrointestinal symptoms
Nausea and morning-coated tongue
Vomiting fasting

Stomach
Chronic Gastritis
Gastric ulcer may occur
Dyspepsia, or difficult digestion by gastric juice decreased
Lack of appetite

Liver
Inflammatory congestion of toxic origin (hepatitis)
May result in hypertrophic or atrophic liver cirrhosis

Symptoms in the heart
The heart becomes fatty
Cardiac muscle fatigue

Symptoms in the lungs
Weakened by food poisoning, more easily develop diseases such as bronchitis, bronchopneumonia, pneumonia, tuberculosis, etc.

Kidney symptoms
More possibility of diseases such as nephritis, nephrosis, nephrosclerosis.

Nervous system symptoms of alcoholism
The nerve cell is the one that suffers from alcohol poisoning. Because of this are numerous: neuritis, neuralgia, sciatica.
Delirium tremens: alucinacines, seizures, tremors, mental excitement.

Symptoms or questions that young people can do from beginning to drink
Do you have less friends and are now different?
Do you find it difficult home life?
Is it hard to sleep and you feel depressed or anxious?
Do you need to drink to feel relaxed in the presence of others?
Do you feel sad and disappointed on the inside after drinking?
You say you do not drink or hidden?
Do you feel embarrassed or get angry when someone brings up your habit?
Have you been advised or has anyone ever joked about your drinking alcohol?
Are you among those who believe that drinking wine or beer is well aerated because they are not strong drink?
Have you stopped practicing hobbies and sports that you loved before?

If you answered yes to more than two questions, it may be that you have a serious problem with drinking. If so, you should seek help early.

Source: The regent hospital, New York.

Symptoms of Alcoholism
Early Symptoms
The experience of organizations such as Alcoholics Anonymous has been that if a person answers “Yes” if only three of the following questions, can be reasonably sure that alcohol is becoming a problem.

Do you drink more often than before, and making stronger drinks?
Do you take several drinks every day, or even several days a week?
Has drinking affected your reputation?
Do you resent when others prevent about your drinking?
Do you drink to escape from worries or trouble?
Do you ever turn down drinks to sip?
Do you have sometimes a strong craving for an alcoholic beverage?
Do you drink alone often?
Has your drinking caused problems such as resentment by members of his family?
“Defend your drink because you think you could withdraw at any time, but does not stop?
If you have tried to stop drinking for a certain period, say a month, have left to reach your goal?
“You neglects her appearance, for example, due to drinking too swell, but still keep drinking?
Have you made your drink careless about their health, employment, spending habits or welfare of your family?
Looking for, or fix, occasions, such as chat rooms, as an excuse to drink?
Do you have a bottle of alcohol hidden somewhere to drink when others are not watching?

The one answer “Yes” to just a few of these questions may indicate difficulty. The answer “Yes” to many show some degree of alcohol is well established.

Symptoms of alcoholism in stages
Symptoms can occur early

The swallow drinks (“Others drink as slowly”)
Drinking in secret
Drinking before others start drinking (“It does take me a drink before the party)
The body tolerates alcohol increasing
Loss of consciousness (“How I got home last night?”)

Symptoms may appear in the intermediate stage

You start to lose control
One denies it has such a problem
One change of drinks (“Rather, I drink beer. The whiskey is what I can not control”)
You try to refrain from drinking
One drink alone

Symptoms may appear in the advanced stage

You lose all control
You go on a spree more and more often and increasingly drunk
The body tolerates alcohol less
You feel fearful and anxious for no reason
One suffering from delirium tremens

Characteristic symptoms of the alcoholic

Anxiety: The alcoholic looks forward to the time of drinking. When not drinking alcohol, is thinking about the alcohol.
Loss of control: often drink more than what is proposed, regardless of what your decision is firm.
Stiff: The self-imposed tactics (“I never drink alone,” “Never while I work,” etc.) are just ways to disguise the true standard by which governs the strength: “Let nothing keep me from drinking.”
Tolerance: A unique ability to ‘hold your drink’ is not an advantage, and sometimes is a sign of alcoholism.
Negative consequences: no normal habits wreak havoc on family, career and physical health of a person. Alcoholism itself.
Disclaimer: The alcoholic seeks to minimize his behavior and reasons and excuses to defend it.

Alcohol and drugs
Dr. James W. Smith writes: “There are few cases of patients who after years of sobriety in alcoholism relapse after having self-medicated with a cough syrup containing alcohol.” The alcoholic is vulnerable to all sedatives. If you absolutely need to take a sedative, the alcoholic should …

Consult a pharmacist to identify potential hazards.
Tell a confidant and, if possible, call before taking a dose.
Keep a record of doses you take.
Discontinuing the medication as soon as possible.
Dispose of medicines after finishing the treatment.

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.

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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.

A procedure used to remove the bone marrow during the time the patient has a referral. The bone is treated with drugs to destroy any existing cancer cells and frozen for transplant in case of relapse. This procedure is called “autologous or bone marrow autotransplants.

Another method is through a bone marrow donor must be a close relative in order to achieve adequate genetic compatibility and reduce the risk of rejection, which exists when white blood cells, which are an important part of the immune system recognize as alien to the transplanted marrow, which can trigger a fatal reaction known as graft versus host reaction.

The marrow is extracted directly punctures the bone marrow while the donor is anesthetized, because the taps are usually painful. At the same time, the ill person gets the bone in the same way you perform a blood transfusion. If transfusion is not performed on the same day, cryopreserved, that is stored at very low temperatures, for use at another time.

The amount extracted from bone marrow is not always the same, and that is in proportion to the weight and age of the donor.

After a transplant is the most delicate care of the patient, as it must be completely isolated and protected to prevent any infection, it is recommended to remain hospitalized for one to two months. Once the patient regains his bone marrow is given the high but be very controlled and monitored.

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.

It is also sometimes necessary to apply radiation to eliminate any cell leukemia that could evade chemotherapy because the medication used does not cross the barrier that protects the brain.

Chemotherapy applied in children has a high degree of effectiveness as it is usually curable.

During treatment it is necessary to control through periodic studies of bone and blood and must continue with lower doses of radiation and medication until after they have eradicated the malignant cells, in order to avoid recurrence of the disease.

Sometimes the doctor suggests transfusions of red cells, platelets and white blood sometimes, control of bleeding and infection should be very careful as they can be fatal, so it is advisable to isolate the sick, much as possible.

In the treatment of chronic leukemia, was primarily monitors the patient and perform blood tests and regular bone marrow biopsies, patients get worse if chemotherapy is initiated.

You can also recommend a bone marrow transplant, when patients are under 40 years old and suffering from chronic myelogenous leukemia.

Another method to prevent the lymphoma go to the brain, is the treatment of lymphomas is the intrathecal application of some cancer drugs, which is applied directly by puncturing the third and fourth vertebral space. Spinal fluid is taken and the drug is applied, then the patient should rest for a time to avoid headaches and other discomforts.

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.
- Tachycardia.
- Recurrent fevers.
- Night sweats.
- Fever.
- Loss of weight and appetite.
- Shortness of breath and had difficulty in breathing.
- Pain in the joints.
Bleeding in the skin and mucous membranes.
- Extreme sensitivity to the skin.
- Increased heart rate.
- Abdominal pain and swelling.

In very advanced cases, infiltration of immature blood cells in organs like the liver, spleen, lymph nodes, genitals, bones and joints, causing multiple problems in the patient and severe pain. When the central nervous system is affected by the disease, the patient suffers from vomiting, headaches and paralysis of certain nerves.When 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.
- Tachycardia.
- Recurrent fevers.
- Night sweats.
- Fever.
- Loss of weight and appetite.
- Shortness of breath and had difficulty in breathing.
- Pain in the joints.
Bleeding in the skin and mucous membranes.
- Extreme sensitivity to the skin.
- Increased heart rate.
- Abdominal pain and swelling.

In very advanced cases, infiltration of immature blood cells in organs like the liver, spleen, lymph nodes, genitals, bones and joints, causing multiple problems in the patient and severe pain. When the central nervous system is affected by the disease, the patient suffers from vomiting, headaches and paralysis of certain nerves.

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.
- Chronic lymphocytic leukemia, which causes a slower rise and slow abnormal lymphocytes. It usually affects older people.
- Acute myelogenous leukemia, characterized by rapid progress, affects a greater number of white blood cells that fight bacteria or myelocytes or granulocytes. It is more common in the elderly and rarely in children.
- Chronic myelogenous leukemia, characterized in that proceeding slowly at first. This type affects mainly elderly YSU origin is in the spinal cord.

In its form of appearance, leukemias can be either primary or de novo, which are presented without a prior process can be identified that determine its appearance.

Classified as secondary leukemias, are the final stage of other diseases, mainly hematological (crisis in myeloproliferative syndromes between: chronic myeloid leukemia, polycythemia vera, myelofibrosis, dysplastic, and other essential thrombocythemia.

The immune system is responsible for protecting the body against agents that may cause damage.

Therefore, in the blood are white blood cells that although they live only a few hours, renewing all the time in the bone marrow that is located within a few bones and is responsible for producing them.

But when the space that occurs in bone marrow is invaded by malignant or atypical cells that grow in an unlimited, can not function normally and develop a cancer called leukemia.

This means that the leukemia or blood cancer occurs in the bone marrow because there are other cells that invade and do not allow to manufacture white blood cells. Leukemia is the term that describes the various types of cancer affecting the blood.

This disease in Mexico is the leading cause of cancer deaths in children, affects children and in recent years has greatly increased among adults.

Its name comes from Greek and means “white blood”, because the blood of people with this disease poses a white or pale pink, due to the high number of abnormal white blood cells that are the causes of cancer.

Leukemia affects all blood cells and bone marrow, but mainly the white blood cells and is characterized by an arrest in the maturation of the cells responsible for the formation of blood components at the same time that occur immature blood cells unchecked.

This proliferation of malignant cells originate in the bone marrow, responsible for distributing the blood to different body tissues.

Although the cause or causes are not known accurately, it is known that there are several predisposing factors such as genetic, immune, environmental factors and viruses.

Among the factors identified as triggers of leukemia is exposure to ionizing radiation, exposure to benzene, pesticides, or tar and the use of some cancer drugs and other medicines. Also, some genetic disorders such as Down syndrome, increases the risk.

A few decades ago this disease was fatal in a very high percentage, but scientific studies have enabled the development schemes more effective treatment, helping mortality rates have declined significantly.

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