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Friday, July 2, 2010

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AIDS

   1. A Simple Guide to AIDS


abdominal pain

   1. A Simple Guide to Appendicitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Crohn's Disease
   3. A Simple Guide to Diverticulosis
   4. A Simple Guide to Gallstones
   5. A Simple Guide to Gastritis
   6. A Simple Guide to Gastroenteritis
   7. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome
   8. A Simple Guide to Paronychia
   9. A Simple Guide to Sciatica
  10. A Simple Guide to Ulcerative Colitis

abscess

   1. A Simple Guide to Impetigo

acid reflux

   1. A Simple Guide to Gastroesophageal reflux disease
   2. A Simple Guide to Gastroesophageal reflux disease

acne

   1. A Simple Guide to Acne

Acne Rosacea

   1. A Simple Guide to Acne Rosacea

Acoustic neuroma

   1. A Simple Guide to Acoustic neuroma

Adenoiditis

   1. A Simple Guide to Adenoiditis

Adenoids

   1. A Simple Guide to Adenoiditis

Aedes mosquitoes

   1. A Simple Guide to Chikungunya Fever
   2. A Simple Guide to Dengue Fever



alcohol

   1. A Simple Guide of Liver Cirrhosis II
   2. A Simple Guide to Liver Cancer
   3. A Simple Guide to Liver Cirrhosis I
   4. A Simple Guide to Pancreatic Cancer
   5. A Simple Guide to Pancreatitis

allergens

   1. A Simple Guide to Allergies
   2. A Simple Guide to Conjunctivitis

allergies

   1. A Simple Guide to Allergies

allergy

   1. A Simple Guide to Asthma
   2. A Simple Guide to Eczema

alopecia

   1. A Simple Guide to Alopecia(Hair Loss)

alzeheimer's disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Alzheimer's disease

anaemia

   1. A Simple Guide to Anaemia
   2. A Simple Guide to Blood Cancer
   3. A Simple Guide to Dizziness
   4. A Simple Guide to Multiple Myeloma

anaerobic bacteria

   1. A Simple Guide to Bacterial Vaginosis
   2. A Simple Guide to Halitosis

analgesic

   1. A Simple Guide to Cystitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Dysmenorrhea
   3. A Simple Guide to Prostatitis
   4. A Simple Guide to Urethritis

androgens

   1. A Simple Guide to Amenorrhea

ankles

   1. A Simple Guide to Ankylosing Spondylosis

anopheles mosquito

   1. A Simple Guide to Malaria

anovulation

   1. A Simple Guide to Menorrhagia2(Excessive Menstrual Bleeding)

anti-diarrhoea

   1. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome

anti-flatulent

   1. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome

antibiotic

   1. A Simple Guide to Balanitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Cervicitis
   3. A Simple Guide to Conjunctivitis
   4. A Simple Guide to Osteomyelitis
   5. A Simple Guide to Sinusitis
   6. A Simple Guide to Stomatitis
   7. A Simple Guide to Stye & Chalazion
   8. A Simple guide to Diphtheria

antibiotics

   1. A Simple Guide to Acne
   2. A Simple Guide to Adenoiditis
   3. A Simple Guide to Anthrax
   4. A Simple Guide to Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
   5. A Simple Guide to Corneal Ulcer
   6. A Simple Guide to Crohn's Disease
   7. A Simple Guide to Cystitis
   8. A Simple Guide to Diverticulosis
   9. A Simple Guide to Ear Infections
  10. A Simple Guide to Eczema
  11. A Simple Guide to Entropion
  12. A Simple Guide to Gonorrhea
  13. A Simple Guide to Halitosis
  14. A Simple Guide to Laceration
  15. A Simple Guide to Laryngitis
  16. A Simple Guide to Mastitis
  17. A Simple Guide to Paronychia
  18. A Simple Guide to Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
  19. A Simple Guide to Prostatitis
  20. A Simple Guide to Salpingitis
  21. A Simple Guide to Systemic Lupus Erythematosis
  22. A Simple Guide to Ulcerative Colitis
  23. A Simple Guide to Urethritis
  24. A Simple Guide to Vulvitis
  25. A Simple guide to Anal Fistula
  26. A Simple guide to Whooping Cough

anticholinesterase

   1. A Simple Guide to Myasthenia Gravis

anticoagulant

   1. A Simple Guide to Deep Vein Thrombosis

antidepressant

   1. A Simple Guide to Depression

antifungal

   1. A Simple Guide to Athlete's Foot
   2. A Simple Guide to Dandruff
   3. A Simple Guide to Paronychia

antihistamine

   1. A Simple Guide to Conjunctivitis
Amenorrhea

   1. A Simple Guide to Amenorrhea

Anal Fistula

   1. A Simple guide to Anal Fistula

Anal fissure

   1. A Simple Guide to Anal fissure

Angiogram

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease

Anthrax

   1. A Simple Guide to Anthrax

Antibiotic therapy

   1. A Simple Guide to Candidiasis

Antispasmodics

   1. A Simple Guide to Dysmenorrhea

Appendicitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Appendicitis

Artery blockage

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease

Astigmatism

   1. A Simple Guide to Astigmatism

Athlete's Foot

   1. A Simple Guide to Athlete's Foot



   2. A Simple Guide to Eczema
   3. A Simple Guide to Urticaria
   4. A Simple Guide to Vulvitis

antimycotics

   1. A Simple Guide to Candidiasis

antispasmodic

   1. A Simple Guide to Gastroenteritis
   2. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome

antitoxins

   1. A Simple guide to Diphtheria

antiviral

   1. A Simple Guide to Facial Palsy

anus

   1. A Simple Guide to Gonorrhea
   2. A Simple Guide to Human papilloma virus Infection

anxiety

   1. A Simple Guide to Dizziness
   2. A Simple guide to Stress

aphthous ulcers

   1. A Simple Guide to Glossitis

appendix perforation

   1. A Simple Guide to Appendicitis

appetite suppressant

   1. A Simple Guide to Obesity Part 2

areflexia

   1. A Simple Guide to Guillain-Barre Syndrome

arthritis

   1. A Simple Guide To Gout
   2. A Simple Guide to Gonorrhea
   3. A Simple Guide to Osteoarthritis
   4. A Simple Guide to Systemic Lupus Erythematosis

asbestos

   1. A Simple Guide to Lung Cancer

aspiration

   1. A Simple Guide to Hydrocoele
   2. A Simple Guide to Pleural effusion

aspirin

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease Part 2

asthma

   1. A Simple Guide to Asthma

atherosclerosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Intermittent Claudication

atopic dermatitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Atopic Dermatitis

atopic eczema

   1. A Simple Guide to Atopic Dermatitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Eczema

atrial fibrillation

   1. A Simple Guide To Atrial Fibrillation II
   2. A Simple Guide to Atrial Fibrillation I

aural toilet

   1. A Simple Guide to Ear Infections

autoimmune disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Psoriasis
   2. A Simple Guide to Rheumatoid Arthritis
   3. A Simple Guide to Vitiligo

autoimmune neuromuscular disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Myasthenia Gravis

autonomic dysfunction

   1. A Simple Guide to Guillain-Barre Syndrome

axilla

   1. A Simple Guide to Intertrigo

BMI

   1. A Simple Guide to Obesity

BPH

   1. A Simple Guide to Urinary Incontinence

BSE

   1. A Simple Guide to Breast Cancer

Backache

   1. A Simple Guide to Backache
   2. A Simple Guide to Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc

back pain

   1. A Simple Guide to Ankylosing Spondylosis

bacteria

   1. A Simple Guide to Otitis media
   2. A Simple Guide to Adenoiditis
   3. A Simple Guide to Blepharitis
   4. A Simple Guide to Cervicitis
   5. A Simple Guide to Chlamydia
   6. A Simple Guide to Ear Infections
   7. A Simple Guide to Epididymitis and Orchitis
   8. A Simple Guide to Gingivitis
   9. A Simple Guide to Glossitis
  10. A Simple Guide to Impetigo
  11. A Simple Guide to Osteomyelitis
  12. A Simple Guide to Stomatitis
  13. A Simple Guide to Syphilis
  14. A Simple Guide to Typhoid Fever
  15. A Simple guide to Anal Fistula

bacterial infection

   1. A Simple Guide to Cellulitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Cholecystitis
   3. A Simple Guide to Fever
   4. A Simple Guide to Laceration
   5. A Simple Guide to Pleural effusion
   6. A Simple Guide to Stye & Chalazion

bacterial vaginosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Bacterial Vaginosis

Balanitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Balanitis

ballooning of blood vessel in brain

   1. A Simple Guide to Cerebral aneurysm

barking cough

   1. A Simple Guide to Croup

basal cell carcinoma

   1. A Simple Guide to Basal cell carcinoma

Beestings

   1. A Simple Guide to Beestings

Bence Jones

   1. A Simple Guide to Multiple Myeloma

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

   1. A Simple Guide to Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Benzyl Benzoate lotion

   1. A Simple Guide to Lice

Best Yahoo Answers

   1. Sinusitis - Best Yahoo Answer
   2. Side/Back Pain - Best Yahoo Answer
   3. Washing Hair after removing staples in my scalp -Best Yahoo Answer
   4. Vitamin E - Best Yahoo Answer

Blepharitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Blepharitis


bladder cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Bladder Cancer
   2. A Simple Guide to Menorrhagia
   3. A Simple Guide to PECOMA Cancer

bleeding

   1. A Simple Guide to Cerebral aneurysm
   2. A Simple Guide to Dengue Fever
   3. A Simple Guide to Laceration
   4. A Simple Guide to Stroke
   5. A Simple Guide to Stroke 2
   6. A Simple guide to Hemorrhoids

bleeding disorder

   1. A Simple Guide to Menorrhagia
   2. A Simple Guide to Nosebleed (Epistaxis)

blindness

   1. A Simple Guide to Corneal Ulcer
   2. A Simple Guide to Cytomegalovirus

blisters

   1. A Simple Guide to Chickenpox
   2. A Simple Guide to Genital Herpes
   3. A Simple Guide to Shingles

bloating

   1. A Simple Guide to Diverticulosis
   2. A Simple Guide to Gastritis
   3. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome
   4. A Simple Guide to Ovarian Cancer
   5. A Simple Guide to Ulcerative Colitis

blood cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Blood Cancer
   2. A Simple Guide to a Bruise

blood in sputum

   1. A Simple Guide to Lung Cancer

blood in urine

   1. A Simple Guide to Bladder Cancer
   2. A Simple Guide to Prostate Cancer

blood loss

   1. A Simple Guide to Anaemia

blood pressure

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease Part 2

blood release

   1. A Simple Guide to Malaria

blood transfusion

   1. A Simple Guide to Blood Cancer
   2. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis C

bloodborne infection

   1. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis C

blurred vision

   1. A Simple Guide to Astigmatism
   2. A Simple Guide to Conjunctivitis
   3. A Simple Guide to Nasopharyngeal Cancer
   4. A Simple Guide to Uveitis

bodyache

   1. A Simple Guide to Fever
   2. A Simple Guide to Rubella

bone density test

   1. A Simple Guide to Osteoporosis

bone fusion

   1. A Simple Guide to Scoliosis

bone infection

   1. A Simple Guide to Osteomyelitis

bone marrow transplant

   1. A Simple Guide to Blood Cancer
   2. A Simple Guide to Lymphoma
   3. A Simple Guide to Multiple Myeloma

bone pain

   1. A Simple Guide to Multiple Myeloma

brain damage

   1. A Simple Guide to Cerebral Palsy

brain infections

   1. A Simple Guide to Cerebral Palsy
   2. A Simple Guide to Headache

brain tumour

   1. A Simple Guide to Headache
   2. Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus

breathless

   1. A Simple Guide to Asthma
   2. A Simple Guide to Bronchitis
   3. A Simple Guide to Croup
   4. A Simple Guide to Lung Cancer
   5. A Simple Guide to Pneumonia
   6. A Simple guide to Stress

brittle bones

   1. A Simple Guide to Osteoporosis

bronchodilator

   1. A Simple Guide to Asthma
   2. A Simple Guide to Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease

bruise

   1. A Simple Guide to a Bruise

Bordetella pertussis

   1. A Simple guide to Whooping Cough

Bronchitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Bronchitis


Burns

   1. A Simple Guide to Burns & Scalds

CA 125

   1. A Simple Guide to Ovarian Cancer

CD4 (T-cell) lymphocytes

   1. A Simple Guide to AIDS

CPAP

   1. A Simple Guide to Obstructive Sleep Apnea

CSF

   1. Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus

calcium

   1. A Simple Guide to Urinary Stones

calcium supplements

   1. A Simple Guide to Menopause

cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Anaemia
   2. A Simple Guide to Breast Cancer
   3. A Simple Guide to Cancer
   4. A Simple Guide to Colorectal Cancer
   5. A Simple Guide to Pleural effusion
   6. A Simple Guide to Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc
   7. A Simple Guide to Prostate Cancer
   8. A Simple Guide to Shingles
   9. A Simple Guide to Urinary Incontinence

cancer of the cervix

   1. A Simple Guide to Human papilloma virus Infection

cancers

   1. A Simple Guide to Backache

cardioversion

   1. A Simple Guide To Atrial Fibrillation II
   2. A Simple Guide to Atrial Fibrillation I

cautery

   1. A Simple Guide to Nosebleed (Epistaxis)

cerebral aneurysm

   1. A Simple Guide to Cerebral aneurysm

cerebral palsy

   1. A Simple Guide to Cerebral Palsy

cerebrovascular accident(CVA)

   1. A Simple Guide to Stroke

cervical cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Cervical Cancer

cervicitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Cervicitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Gonorrhea

cervix cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Cervical Cancer

cessation of menstruation

   1. A Simple Guide to Menopause

chalazion

   1. A Simple Guide to Entropion
   2. A Simple Guide to Stye & Chalazion

chemotherapy

   1. A Simple Guide to Alopecia(Hair Loss)
   2. A Simple Guide to Bladder Cancer
   3. A Simple Guide to Breast Cancer
   4. A Simple Guide to Cancer
   5. A Simple Guide to Colorectal Cancer
   6. A Simple Guide to Lymphoma
   7. A Simple Guide to Multiple Myeloma
   8. A Simple Guide to Ovarian Cancer
   9. A Simple Guide to Prostate Cancer
  10. A Simple Guide to Stomach Cancer

chickenpox

   1. A Simple Guide to Chickenpox
   2. A Simple Guide to Shingles

chikungunya fever

   1. A Simple Guide to Chikungunya Fever

cholesterol

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease Part 2
   2. A Simple Guide to Stroke 2

circumcision

   1. A Simple Guide to Balanitis

closed angle glaucoma

   1. A Simple Guide to Glaucoma

cochlea

   1. A Simple Guide to Dizziness

cold compress

   1. A Simple Guide to Beestings
   2. A Simple Guide to Conjunctivitis
   3. A Simple guide to Whooping Cough

cold sores

   1. A Simple Guide to Genital Herpes

collagen abnormalities

   1. A Simple Guide to Osteogenesis Imperfecta

colon

   1. A Simple Guide to Colorectal Cancer

colonoscopy

   1. A Simple Guide to Colorectal Cancer

common cold

   1. A Simple Guide to Coryza(Common Cold)

compression

   1. A Simple Guide to Acoustic neuroma
   2. A Simple Guide to Thyroid Nodules

compression of the median nerve

   1. A Simple Guide to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

congenital

   1. A Simple Guide to Hydrocoele
   2. A Simple Guide to Hypothyroidism
   3. A Simple Guide to Inguinal Hernia

conjuctivitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Entropion
   2. A Simple Guide to Entropion
   3. A Simple Guide to Pterygium
   4. A Simple Guide to Conjunctivitis

constipation

   1. A Simple Guide to Anal fissure
   2. A Simple Guide to Appendicitis
   3. A Simple Guide to Diverticulosis
   4. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome

contaminated food

   1. A Simple Guide to Gastroenteritis
   2. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis A

contaminated soil

   1. A Simple Guide to Cutaneous Larva migrans

contaminated water and food

   1. A Simple Guide to Typhoid Fever

contraction of the diaphragm

   1. A Simple Guide to Hiccups

contusion

   1. A Simple Guide to a Bruise

convulsions

   1. A Simple Guide to Epilepsy

cornea

   1. A Simple Guide to Astigmatism

corneal blockage

   1. A Simple Guide to Pterygium

corneal ulcer

   1. A Simple Guide to Corneal Ulcer
   2. A Simple Guide to Entropion
   3. A Simple Guide to Entropion

coronary artery bypass graft surgery

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease Part 2

corticosteroid creams

   1. A Simple Guide to Candidiasis
   2. A Simple Guide to Mouth Ulcers

corticosteroid injections.

   1. A Simple Guide to Keloid

corticosteroids

   1. A Simple Guide to Beestings
   2. A Simple Guide to Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
   3. A Simple Guide to Urticaria

cortisone injections

   1. A Simple Guide to Tenosynovitis

cough

   1. A Simple Guide to Bronchitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Chickenpox
   3. A Simple Guide to Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
   4. A Simple Guide to Coughing
   5. A Simple Guide to Measles
   6. A Simple Guide to Pneumonia
   7. A Simple guide to Whooping Cough

cramps

   1. A Simple Guide to Bladder Cancer

crooked spine

   1. A Simple Guide to Scoliosis

cut

   1. A Simple Guide to Laceration

cystitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Cystitis

cystoscopy

   1. A Simple Guide to Cystitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Urethritis

Candida albicans

   1. A Simple Guide to Candidiasis
   2. A Simple Guide to Paronychia

Candidiasis

   1. A Simple Guide to Candidiasis

Carbamazepine

   1. A Simple Guide to Trigeminal Neuralgia

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

   1. A Simple Guide to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Cellulitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Cellulitis

Cervical Spondylosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Cervical Spondylosis

Chlamydia

   1. A Simple Guide to Chlamydia

Cholecystitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Cholecystitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Gallstones

Cholera

   1. A Simple Guide to Cholera

Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease

Cialis

   1. A Simple Guide to Erectile Dysfunction

Coronary Heart Disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease

Corynebacterium diphtheriae

   1. A Simple guide to Diphtheria

Crohn's Disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Crohn's Disease

Croup

   1. A Simple Guide to Croup

Cutaneous Larva migrans

   1. A Simple Guide to Cutaneous Larva migrans

Cytomegalovirus

   1. A Simple Guide to Cytomegalovirus

deep vein thrombosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Deep Vein Thrombosis
   2. A Simple Guide to Varicose Veins

dehydration

   1. A Simple Guide to Cholera
   2. A Simple Guide to Gastroenteritis
   3. A Simple Guide to Heat Stroke

dementia

   1. A Simple Guide to Alzheimer's disease

dengue

   1. A Simple Guide to Dengue Fever

dental hygiene

   1. A Simple Guide to Halitosis

depression

   1. A Simple Guide to Constipation
   2. A Simple Guide to Depression
   3. A Simple Guide to Osteoarthritis
   4. A Simple Guide to Stroke

dermatophytes

   1. A Simple Guide to Athlete's Foot

diabetes

   1. A Simple Guide to Candidiasis
   2. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease Part 2
   3. A Simple Guide to Foot Care
   4. A Simple Guide to Obesity
   5. A Simple Guide to Pancreatic Cancer
   6. A Simple Guide to Pancreatitis
   7. A Simple Guide to Stroke 2

dialysis or transplant

   1. A Simple Guide to Polycystic kidney disease

diarrhea

   1. A Simple Guide to Crohn's Disease
   2. A Simple Guide to Gastroenteritis
   3. A Simple Guide to Ulcerative Colitis
   4. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome


diet

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease Part 2
   2. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome
   3. A Simple Guide to Nasopharyngeal Cancer
   4. A Simple Guide to Obesity Part 2
   5. A Simple Guide to Stroke 2

dizziness

   1. A Simple Guide to Dizziness

dopamine transmitter

   1. A Simple Guide to Parkinson's Disease

dribbling

   1. A Simple Guide to Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
   2. A Simple Guide to Urinary Incontinence

dust

   1. A Simple Guide to Asthma
   2. A Simple Guide to Eczema
   3. A Simple Guide to Laceration

dust mites

   1. A Simple Guide to Allergies

dysphagia

   1. A Simple Guide to Gastroesophageal reflux disease
   2. A Simple Guide to Gastroesophageal reflux disease

DTP vaccine

   1. A Simple guide to Tetanus - New !!
   2. A Simple guide to Whooping Cough

Dandruff

   1. A Simple Guide to Dandruff

Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever

   1. A Simple Guide to Dengue Fever

Dental problems

   1. A Simple Guide to Stomatitis

Diabetes Mellitus

   1. A Simple Guide to Diabetes Mellitus
   2. A Simple Guide to Diabetes Part 2

Diphtheria

   1. A Simple guide to Diphtheria

Diverticulosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Diverticulosis

Dysmenorrhea

   1. A Simple Guide to Dysmenorrhea

ECG

   1. A Simple Guide to Atrial Fibrillation I

EMG

   1. A Simple Guide to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

ear infections

   1. A Simple Guide to Ear Infections

Eczema

   1. A Simple Guide to Eczema

ecchymosis

   1. A Simple Guide to a Bruise

Endometriosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Dysmenorrhea
   2. A Simple Guide to Endometriosis

Entropion

   1. A Simple Guide to Entropion

Epididymitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Epididymitis and Orchitis

Epstein-Barr virus

   1. A Simple Guide to Infectious Mononucleosis
   2. A Simple Guide to Lymphoma
   3. A Simple Guide to Nasopharyngeal Cancer

Erectile dysfunction

   1. A Simple Guide to Erectile Dysfunction

Excessive Menstrual Bleeding

   1. A Simple Guide to Menorrhagia2(Excessive Menstrual Bleeding)

Fibromyalgia

   1. A Simple Guide to Fibromyalgia I
   2. A Simple Guide to Fibromyalgia II

Finasteride

   1. A Simple Guide to Alopecia(Hair Loss)

Folliculitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Folliculitis
  
Foot and Mouth Disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Hand, Foot & Mouth Disease

Foot care

   1. A Simple Guide to Diabetes Part 2
   2. A Simple Guide to Foot Care

Frozen Shoulder

   1. A Simple Guide to Frozen Shoulder

Genital Herpes

   1. A Simple Guide to Genital Herpes

Gestational diabetes

   1. A Simple Guide to Diabetes Mellitus

Gingivitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Gingivitis

Glossitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Glossitis

Guillain-Barre Syndrome

   1. A Simple Guide to Guillain-Barre Syndrome

Gynecomastia

   1. A Simple Guide to Gynecomastia

HBV virus infection

   1. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis B

HCV

   1. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis C

HCV antibodies

   1. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis C

HDL

   1. A Simple Guide to High Cholesterol

HIV

   1. A Simple Guide to AIDS
   2. A Simple Guide to Lymphoma

HMB-45-positive

   1. A Simple Guide to PECOMA Cancer

HMF

   1. A Simple Guide to Meningitis

HPV

   1. A Simple Guide to Cervical Cancer

HPV DNA test

   1. A Simple Guide to Human papilloma virus Infection

HRT

   1. A Simple Guide to Ovarian Cancer

HSV1

   1. A Simple Guide to Genital Herpes

HSV2 viruses

   1. A Simple Guide to Genital Herpes

Halitosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Halitosis

Hand

   1. A Simple Guide to Hand, Foot & Mouth Disease

Heat Stroke

   1. A Simple Guide to Heat Stroke

Helicobacter pylori

   1. A Simple Guide to Gastritis
   2. A Simple Guide to Stomach Cancer

Hepatitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis - Update

Hepatitis A

   1. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis A

Hepatitis C

   1. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis C

Hormone replacement therapy

   1. A Simple Guide to Menopause

Human Immunodeficiency Virus

   1. A Simple Guide to AIDS

Human papilloma virus Infection

   1. A Simple Guide to Human papilloma virus Infection

Hydrocoele

   1. A Simple Guide to Hydrocoele

Hyperhidrosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Hyperhidrosis

Hypertension

   1. A Simple Guide to Diabetes Part 2
   2. A Simple Guide to Hypertension
   3. A Simple Guide to Obesity
   4. A Simple Guide to Stroke 2

Hyperthyroid Disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Hyperthyroid Disease

IUD

   1. A Simple Guide to Menorrhagia2(Excessive Menstrual Bleeding)

Ichthyosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Ichthyosis

Impetigo

   1. A Simple Guide to Impetigo

Infectious Mononucleosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Infectious Mononucleosis

Inguinal hernia

   1. A Simple Guide to Inguinal Hernia

Intertrigo

   1. A Simple Guide to Intertrigo

Irritable Bowel Syndrome

   1. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Kidney cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Kidney Cancer

Knee cap dislocation

   1. A Simple Guide to Knee cap Dislocation

Koplik's spots

   1. A Simple Guide to Measles

LASIK

   1. A Simple Guide to Astigmatism

LDL

   1. A Simple Guide to High Cholesterol

Laryngeal cancer

   1. A Simple Guide of Laryngeal Cancer - New !!

Laryngitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Laryngitis

Levitra

   1. A Simple Guide to Erectile Dysfunction

Lice

   1. A Simple Guide to Lice

Little's area

   1. A Simple Guide to Nosebleed (Epistaxis)

Liver Cirrhosis

   1. A Simple Guide of Liver Cirrhosis II
   2. A Simple Guide to Liver Cirrhosis I

Longo technique

   1. A Simple guide to Hemorrhoids

M proteins

   1. A Simple Guide to Multiple Myeloma

MMR vaccine

   1. A Simple Guide to Measles
   2. A Simple Guide to Mumps
   3. A Simple Guide to Rubella

MRI

   1. A Simple Guide to Backache
   2. A Simple Guide to Frozen Shoulder
   3. A Simple Guide to Knee cap Dislocation
   4. A Simple Guide to Liver Cancer
   5. A Simple Guide to Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc

Mastitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Mastitis

McBurney's Point

   1. A Simple Guide to Appendicitis

Meniere's Disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Meniere's Disease

Murphy Sign

   1. A Simple Guide to Cholecystitis

NSAIDS

   1. A Simple Guide to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
   2. A Simple Guide to Headache
   3. A Simple Guide to Rheumatoid Arthritis

Nasopharyngeal cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Nasopharyngeal Cancer

Neisseria gonorrhoeae

   1. A Simple Guide to Gonorrhea

Nits on scalp

   1. A Simple Guide to Lice

Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus

   1. Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus

Obesity

   1. A Simple Guide to Intertrigo
   2. A Simple Guide to Kidney Cancer
   3. A Simple Guide to Obesity
   4. A Simple Guide to Obesity Part 2
   5. A Simple Guide to Varicose Veins

Obstructive Sleep Apnea

   1. A Simple Guide to Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Osteogenesis Imperfecta

   1. A Simple Guide to Osteogenesis Imperfecta

Osteomyelitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Osteomyelitis

Ovarian cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Ovarian Cancer

Ovarian torsion

   1. A Simple Guide to Ovarian torsion

P.falciparium

   1. A Simple Guide to Malaria

P.malariae

   1. A Simple Guide to Malaria


PECOMA

   1. A Simple Guide to PECOMA Cancer

PID

   1. A Simple Guide to Menorrhagia2(Excessive Menstrual Bleeding)
   2. A Simple Guide to Pelvic Inflammatory Disease

Papanicolaou tests Pap smear

   1. A Simple Guide to Cervical Cancer

Parkinson

   1. A Simple Guide to Parkinson's Disease

Paronychia

   1. A Simple Guide to Paronychia

Pediculosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Lice

Penicillin

   1. A Simple Guide to Syphilis

Pericarditis

   1. A Simple Guide to Pericarditis

Perivascular epithelioid cell

   1. A Simple Guide to PECOMA Cancer

Pityriasis Rosea

   1. A Simple Guide to Pityriasis Rosea

Pleural Effusion

   1. A Simple Guide to Pleural effusion

Pneumothorax

   1. A Simple Guide to Pneumothorax

Poliomyelitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Poliomyelitis

Polycystic kidney disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Polycystic kidney disease

Prickly Heat

   1. A Simple Guide to Prickly Heat

Prostatitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Prostatitis

Pterygium

   1. A Simple Guide to Pterygium

Retinitis pigmentosa

   1. A Simple Guide to Retinitis pigmentosa

STD

   1. A Simple Guide to Balanitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Cervical Cancer

Salivary Gland cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Salivary Gland Cancer

Salmonella typhi

   1. A Simple Guide to Typhoid Fever

Salpingitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Salpingitis

Scabies

   1. A Simple Guide to Scabies

Scalds

   1. A Simple Guide to Burns & Scalds

Skin scrapings

   1. A Simple Guide to Scabies

Spine Xray

   1. A Simple Guide to Backache
   2. A Simple Guide to Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc

Stomatitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Stomatitis

Syphilis

   1. A Simple Guide to Syphilis

Systemic Lupus Erythematosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Systemic Lupus Erythematosis

TURP

   1. A Simple Guide to Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Tenosynovitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Tenosynovitis

Testicular torsion

   1. A Simple Guide to Testicular torsion

Threadmill

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease
   2. A Simple Guide to Atrial Fibrillation I

Transient ischaemic attack(TIA)

   1. A Simple Guide to Stroke

Treponema pallidum

   1. A Simple Guide to Syphilis

Trichomonas vaginalis

   1. A Simple Guide to Trichomoniasis

Trigeminal Neuralgia

   1. A Simple Guide to Trigeminal Neuralgia

Typhoid Fever

   1. A Simple Guide to Typhoid Fever

Ulcerative Colitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Ulcerative Colitis

Urethritis

   1. A Simple Guide to Urethritis

Urinary stones

   1. A Simple Guide to Urinary Stones

Uterine Fibroids

   1. A Simple Guide to Uterine Fibroids

Varicose Veins

   1. A Simple Guide to Varicose Veins

Viagra

   1. A Simple Guide to Erectile Dysfunction

Vibrio cholorae

   1. A Simple Guide to Cholera

Vitamin A analogues

   1. A Simple Guide to Acne

Vitamin B12

   1. A Simple Guide to Anaemia

Vitamin Bs

   1. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis A

Vitamin D

   1. A Simple Guide to Menopause

Vitiligo

   1. A Simple Guide to Vitiligo

Vulvitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Vulvitis

Whooping cough

   1. A Simple guide to Whooping Cough

Wickham's striae

   1. A Simple Guide to Lichen Planus

Widal test

   1. A Simple Guide to Typhoid Fever








AIDS

   1. A Simple Guide to AIDS


abdominal pain

   1. A Simple Guide to Appendicitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Crohn's Disease
   3. A Simple Guide to Diverticulosis
   4. A Simple Guide to Gallstones
   5. A Simple Guide to Gastritis
   6. A Simple Guide to Gastroenteritis
   7. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome
   8. A Simple Guide to Paronychia
   9. A Simple Guide to Sciatica
  10. A Simple Guide to Ulcerative Colitis

abscess

   1. A Simple Guide to Impetigo

acid reflux

   1. A Simple Guide to Gastroesophageal reflux disease
   2. A Simple Guide to Gastroesophageal reflux disease

acne

   1. A Simple Guide to Acne

Acne Rosacea

   1. A Simple Guide to Acne Rosacea

Acoustic neuroma

   1. A Simple Guide to Acoustic neuroma

Adenoiditis

   1. A Simple Guide to Adenoiditis

Adenoids

   1. A Simple Guide to Adenoiditis

Aedes mosquitoes

   1. A Simple Guide to Chikungunya Fever
   2. A Simple Guide to Dengue Fever



alcohol

   1. A Simple Guide of Liver Cirrhosis II
   2. A Simple Guide to Liver Cancer
   3. A Simple Guide to Liver Cirrhosis I
   4. A Simple Guide to Pancreatic Cancer
   5. A Simple Guide to Pancreatitis

allergens

   1. A Simple Guide to Allergies
   2. A Simple Guide to Conjunctivitis

allergies

   1. A Simple Guide to Allergies

allergy

   1. A Simple Guide to Asthma
   2. A Simple Guide to Eczema

alopecia

   1. A Simple Guide to Alopecia(Hair Loss)

alzeheimer's disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Alzheimer's disease

anaemia

   1. A Simple Guide to Anaemia
   2. A Simple Guide to Blood Cancer
   3. A Simple Guide to Dizziness
   4. A Simple Guide to Multiple Myeloma

anaerobic bacteria

   1. A Simple Guide to Bacterial Vaginosis
   2. A Simple Guide to Halitosis

analgesic

   1. A Simple Guide to Cystitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Dysmenorrhea
   3. A Simple Guide to Prostatitis
   4. A Simple Guide to Urethritis

androgens

   1. A Simple Guide to Amenorrhea

ankles

   1. A Simple Guide to Ankylosing Spondylosis

anopheles mosquito

   1. A Simple Guide to Malaria

anovulation

   1. A Simple Guide to Menorrhagia2(Excessive Menstrual Bleeding)

anti-diarrhoea

   1. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome

anti-flatulent

   1. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome

antibiotic

   1. A Simple Guide to Balanitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Cervicitis
   3. A Simple Guide to Conjunctivitis
   4. A Simple Guide to Osteomyelitis
   5. A Simple Guide to Sinusitis
   6. A Simple Guide to Stomatitis
   7. A Simple Guide to Stye & Chalazion
   8. A Simple guide to Diphtheria

antibiotics

   1. A Simple Guide to Acne
   2. A Simple Guide to Adenoiditis
   3. A Simple Guide to Anthrax
   4. A Simple Guide to Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
   5. A Simple Guide to Corneal Ulcer
   6. A Simple Guide to Crohn's Disease
   7. A Simple Guide to Cystitis
   8. A Simple Guide to Diverticulosis
   9. A Simple Guide to Ear Infections
  10. A Simple Guide to Eczema
  11. A Simple Guide to Entropion
  12. A Simple Guide to Gonorrhea
  13. A Simple Guide to Halitosis
  14. A Simple Guide to Laceration
  15. A Simple Guide to Laryngitis
  16. A Simple Guide to Mastitis
  17. A Simple Guide to Paronychia
  18. A Simple Guide to Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
  19. A Simple Guide to Prostatitis
  20. A Simple Guide to Salpingitis
  21. A Simple Guide to Systemic Lupus Erythematosis
  22. A Simple Guide to Ulcerative Colitis
  23. A Simple Guide to Urethritis
  24. A Simple Guide to Vulvitis
  25. A Simple guide to Anal Fistula
  26. A Simple guide to Whooping Cough

anticholinesterase

   1. A Simple Guide to Myasthenia Gravis

anticoagulant

   1. A Simple Guide to Deep Vein Thrombosis

antidepressant

   1. A Simple Guide to Depression

antifungal

   1. A Simple Guide to Athlete's Foot
   2. A Simple Guide to Dandruff
   3. A Simple Guide to Paronychia

antihistamine

   1. A Simple Guide to Conjunctivitis
Amenorrhea

   1. A Simple Guide to Amenorrhea

Anal Fistula

   1. A Simple guide to Anal Fistula

Anal fissure

   1. A Simple Guide to Anal fissure

Angiogram

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease

Anthrax

   1. A Simple Guide to Anthrax

Antibiotic therapy

   1. A Simple Guide to Candidiasis

Antispasmodics

   1. A Simple Guide to Dysmenorrhea

Appendicitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Appendicitis

Artery blockage

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease

Astigmatism

   1. A Simple Guide to Astigmatism

Athlete's Foot

   1. A Simple Guide to Athlete's Foot



   2. A Simple Guide to Eczema
   3. A Simple Guide to Urticaria
   4. A Simple Guide to Vulvitis

antimycotics

   1. A Simple Guide to Candidiasis

antispasmodic

   1. A Simple Guide to Gastroenteritis
   2. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome

antitoxins

   1. A Simple guide to Diphtheria

antiviral

   1. A Simple Guide to Facial Palsy

anus

   1. A Simple Guide to Gonorrhea
   2. A Simple Guide to Human papilloma virus Infection

anxiety

   1. A Simple Guide to Dizziness
   2. A Simple guide to Stress

aphthous ulcers

   1. A Simple Guide to Glossitis

appendix perforation

   1. A Simple Guide to Appendicitis

appetite suppressant

   1. A Simple Guide to Obesity Part 2

areflexia

   1. A Simple Guide to Guillain-Barre Syndrome

arthritis

   1. A Simple Guide To Gout
   2. A Simple Guide to Gonorrhea
   3. A Simple Guide to Osteoarthritis
   4. A Simple Guide to Systemic Lupus Erythematosis

asbestos

   1. A Simple Guide to Lung Cancer

aspiration

   1. A Simple Guide to Hydrocoele
   2. A Simple Guide to Pleural effusion

aspirin

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease Part 2

asthma

   1. A Simple Guide to Asthma

atherosclerosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Intermittent Claudication

atopic dermatitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Atopic Dermatitis

atopic eczema

   1. A Simple Guide to Atopic Dermatitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Eczema

atrial fibrillation

   1. A Simple Guide To Atrial Fibrillation II
   2. A Simple Guide to Atrial Fibrillation I

aural toilet

   1. A Simple Guide to Ear Infections

autoimmune disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Psoriasis
   2. A Simple Guide to Rheumatoid Arthritis
   3. A Simple Guide to Vitiligo

autoimmune neuromuscular disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Myasthenia Gravis

autonomic dysfunction

   1. A Simple Guide to Guillain-Barre Syndrome

axilla

   1. A Simple Guide to Intertrigo

BMI

   1. A Simple Guide to Obesity

BPH

   1. A Simple Guide to Urinary Incontinence

BSE

   1. A Simple Guide to Breast Cancer

Backache

   1. A Simple Guide to Backache
   2. A Simple Guide to Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc

back pain

   1. A Simple Guide to Ankylosing Spondylosis

bacteria

   1. A Simple Guide to Otitis media
   2. A Simple Guide to Adenoiditis
   3. A Simple Guide to Blepharitis
   4. A Simple Guide to Cervicitis
   5. A Simple Guide to Chlamydia
   6. A Simple Guide to Ear Infections
   7. A Simple Guide to Epididymitis and Orchitis
   8. A Simple Guide to Gingivitis
   9. A Simple Guide to Glossitis
  10. A Simple Guide to Impetigo
  11. A Simple Guide to Osteomyelitis
  12. A Simple Guide to Stomatitis
  13. A Simple Guide to Syphilis
  14. A Simple Guide to Typhoid Fever
  15. A Simple guide to Anal Fistula

bacterial infection

   1. A Simple Guide to Cellulitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Cholecystitis
   3. A Simple Guide to Fever
   4. A Simple Guide to Laceration
   5. A Simple Guide to Pleural effusion
   6. A Simple Guide to Stye & Chalazion

bacterial vaginosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Bacterial Vaginosis

Balanitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Balanitis

ballooning of blood vessel in brain

   1. A Simple Guide to Cerebral aneurysm

barking cough

   1. A Simple Guide to Croup

basal cell carcinoma

   1. A Simple Guide to Basal cell carcinoma

Beestings

   1. A Simple Guide to Beestings

Bence Jones

   1. A Simple Guide to Multiple Myeloma

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

   1. A Simple Guide to Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Benzyl Benzoate lotion

   1. A Simple Guide to Lice

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   1. Sinusitis - Best Yahoo Answer
   2. Side/Back Pain - Best Yahoo Answer
   3. Washing Hair after removing staples in my scalp -Best Yahoo Answer
   4. Vitamin E - Best Yahoo Answer

Blepharitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Blepharitis


bladder cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Bladder Cancer
   2. A Simple Guide to Menorrhagia
   3. A Simple Guide to PECOMA Cancer

bleeding

   1. A Simple Guide to Cerebral aneurysm
   2. A Simple Guide to Dengue Fever
   3. A Simple Guide to Laceration
   4. A Simple Guide to Stroke
   5. A Simple Guide to Stroke 2
   6. A Simple guide to Hemorrhoids

bleeding disorder

   1. A Simple Guide to Menorrhagia
   2. A Simple Guide to Nosebleed (Epistaxis)

blindness

   1. A Simple Guide to Corneal Ulcer
   2. A Simple Guide to Cytomegalovirus

blisters

   1. A Simple Guide to Chickenpox
   2. A Simple Guide to Genital Herpes
   3. A Simple Guide to Shingles

bloating

   1. A Simple Guide to Diverticulosis
   2. A Simple Guide to Gastritis
   3. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome
   4. A Simple Guide to Ovarian Cancer
   5. A Simple Guide to Ulcerative Colitis

blood cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Blood Cancer
   2. A Simple Guide to a Bruise

blood in sputum

   1. A Simple Guide to Lung Cancer

blood in urine

   1. A Simple Guide to Bladder Cancer
   2. A Simple Guide to Prostate Cancer

blood loss

   1. A Simple Guide to Anaemia

blood pressure

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease Part 2

blood release

   1. A Simple Guide to Malaria

blood transfusion

   1. A Simple Guide to Blood Cancer
   2. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis C

bloodborne infection

   1. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis C

blurred vision

   1. A Simple Guide to Astigmatism
   2. A Simple Guide to Conjunctivitis
   3. A Simple Guide to Nasopharyngeal Cancer
   4. A Simple Guide to Uveitis

bodyache

   1. A Simple Guide to Fever
   2. A Simple Guide to Rubella

bone density test

   1. A Simple Guide to Osteoporosis

bone fusion

   1. A Simple Guide to Scoliosis

bone infection

   1. A Simple Guide to Osteomyelitis

bone marrow transplant

   1. A Simple Guide to Blood Cancer
   2. A Simple Guide to Lymphoma
   3. A Simple Guide to Multiple Myeloma

bone pain

   1. A Simple Guide to Multiple Myeloma

brain damage

   1. A Simple Guide to Cerebral Palsy

brain infections

   1. A Simple Guide to Cerebral Palsy
   2. A Simple Guide to Headache

brain tumour

   1. A Simple Guide to Headache
   2. Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus

breathless

   1. A Simple Guide to Asthma
   2. A Simple Guide to Bronchitis
   3. A Simple Guide to Croup
   4. A Simple Guide to Lung Cancer
   5. A Simple Guide to Pneumonia
   6. A Simple guide to Stress

brittle bones

   1. A Simple Guide to Osteoporosis

bronchodilator

   1. A Simple Guide to Asthma
   2. A Simple Guide to Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease

bruise

   1. A Simple Guide to a Bruise

Bordetella pertussis

   1. A Simple guide to Whooping Cough

Bronchitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Bronchitis


Burns

   1. A Simple Guide to Burns & Scalds

CA 125

   1. A Simple Guide to Ovarian Cancer

CD4 (T-cell) lymphocytes

   1. A Simple Guide to AIDS

CPAP

   1. A Simple Guide to Obstructive Sleep Apnea

CSF

   1. Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus

calcium

   1. A Simple Guide to Urinary Stones

calcium supplements

   1. A Simple Guide to Menopause

cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Anaemia
   2. A Simple Guide to Breast Cancer
   3. A Simple Guide to Cancer
   4. A Simple Guide to Colorectal Cancer
   5. A Simple Guide to Pleural effusion
   6. A Simple Guide to Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc
   7. A Simple Guide to Prostate Cancer
   8. A Simple Guide to Shingles
   9. A Simple Guide to Urinary Incontinence

cancer of the cervix

   1. A Simple Guide to Human papilloma virus Infection

cancers

   1. A Simple Guide to Backache

cardioversion

   1. A Simple Guide To Atrial Fibrillation II
   2. A Simple Guide to Atrial Fibrillation I

cautery

   1. A Simple Guide to Nosebleed (Epistaxis)

cerebral aneurysm

   1. A Simple Guide to Cerebral aneurysm

cerebral palsy

   1. A Simple Guide to Cerebral Palsy

cerebrovascular accident(CVA)

   1. A Simple Guide to Stroke

cervical cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Cervical Cancer

cervicitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Cervicitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Gonorrhea

cervix cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Cervical Cancer

cessation of menstruation

   1. A Simple Guide to Menopause

chalazion

   1. A Simple Guide to Entropion
   2. A Simple Guide to Stye & Chalazion

chemotherapy

   1. A Simple Guide to Alopecia(Hair Loss)
   2. A Simple Guide to Bladder Cancer
   3. A Simple Guide to Breast Cancer
   4. A Simple Guide to Cancer
   5. A Simple Guide to Colorectal Cancer
   6. A Simple Guide to Lymphoma
   7. A Simple Guide to Multiple Myeloma
   8. A Simple Guide to Ovarian Cancer
   9. A Simple Guide to Prostate Cancer
  10. A Simple Guide to Stomach Cancer

chickenpox

   1. A Simple Guide to Chickenpox
   2. A Simple Guide to Shingles

chikungunya fever

   1. A Simple Guide to Chikungunya Fever

cholesterol

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease Part 2
   2. A Simple Guide to Stroke 2

circumcision

   1. A Simple Guide to Balanitis

closed angle glaucoma

   1. A Simple Guide to Glaucoma

cochlea

   1. A Simple Guide to Dizziness

cold compress

   1. A Simple Guide to Beestings
   2. A Simple Guide to Conjunctivitis
   3. A Simple guide to Whooping Cough

cold sores

   1. A Simple Guide to Genital Herpes

collagen abnormalities

   1. A Simple Guide to Osteogenesis Imperfecta

colon

   1. A Simple Guide to Colorectal Cancer

colonoscopy

   1. A Simple Guide to Colorectal Cancer

common cold

   1. A Simple Guide to Coryza(Common Cold)

compression

   1. A Simple Guide to Acoustic neuroma
   2. A Simple Guide to Thyroid Nodules

compression of the median nerve

   1. A Simple Guide to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

congenital

   1. A Simple Guide to Hydrocoele
   2. A Simple Guide to Hypothyroidism
   3. A Simple Guide to Inguinal Hernia

conjuctivitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Entropion
   2. A Simple Guide to Entropion
   3. A Simple Guide to Pterygium
   4. A Simple Guide to Conjunctivitis

constipation

   1. A Simple Guide to Anal fissure
   2. A Simple Guide to Appendicitis
   3. A Simple Guide to Diverticulosis
   4. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome

contaminated food

   1. A Simple Guide to Gastroenteritis
   2. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis A

contaminated soil

   1. A Simple Guide to Cutaneous Larva migrans

contaminated water and food

   1. A Simple Guide to Typhoid Fever

contraction of the diaphragm

   1. A Simple Guide to Hiccups

contusion

   1. A Simple Guide to a Bruise

convulsions

   1. A Simple Guide to Epilepsy

cornea

   1. A Simple Guide to Astigmatism

corneal blockage

   1. A Simple Guide to Pterygium

corneal ulcer

   1. A Simple Guide to Corneal Ulcer
   2. A Simple Guide to Entropion
   3. A Simple Guide to Entropion

coronary artery bypass graft surgery

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease Part 2

corticosteroid creams

   1. A Simple Guide to Candidiasis
   2. A Simple Guide to Mouth Ulcers

corticosteroid injections.

   1. A Simple Guide to Keloid

corticosteroids

   1. A Simple Guide to Beestings
   2. A Simple Guide to Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
   3. A Simple Guide to Urticaria

cortisone injections

   1. A Simple Guide to Tenosynovitis

cough

   1. A Simple Guide to Bronchitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Chickenpox
   3. A Simple Guide to Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
   4. A Simple Guide to Coughing
   5. A Simple Guide to Measles
   6. A Simple Guide to Pneumonia
   7. A Simple guide to Whooping Cough

cramps

   1. A Simple Guide to Bladder Cancer

crooked spine

   1. A Simple Guide to Scoliosis

cut

   1. A Simple Guide to Laceration

cystitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Cystitis

cystoscopy

   1. A Simple Guide to Cystitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Urethritis

Candida albicans

   1. A Simple Guide to Candidiasis
   2. A Simple Guide to Paronychia

Candidiasis

   1. A Simple Guide to Candidiasis

Carbamazepine

   1. A Simple Guide to Trigeminal Neuralgia

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

   1. A Simple Guide to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Cellulitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Cellulitis

Cervical Spondylosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Cervical Spondylosis

Chlamydia

   1. A Simple Guide to Chlamydia

Cholecystitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Cholecystitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Gallstones

Cholera

   1. A Simple Guide to Cholera

Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease

Cialis

   1. A Simple Guide to Erectile Dysfunction

Coronary Heart Disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease

Corynebacterium diphtheriae

   1. A Simple guide to Diphtheria

Crohn's Disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Crohn's Disease

Croup

   1. A Simple Guide to Croup

Cutaneous Larva migrans

   1. A Simple Guide to Cutaneous Larva migrans

Cytomegalovirus

   1. A Simple Guide to Cytomegalovirus

deep vein thrombosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Deep Vein Thrombosis
   2. A Simple Guide to Varicose Veins

dehydration

   1. A Simple Guide to Cholera
   2. A Simple Guide to Gastroenteritis
   3. A Simple Guide to Heat Stroke

dementia

   1. A Simple Guide to Alzheimer's disease

dengue

   1. A Simple Guide to Dengue Fever

dental hygiene

   1. A Simple Guide to Halitosis

depression

   1. A Simple Guide to Constipation
   2. A Simple Guide to Depression
   3. A Simple Guide to Osteoarthritis
   4. A Simple Guide to Stroke

dermatophytes

   1. A Simple Guide to Athlete's Foot

diabetes

   1. A Simple Guide to Candidiasis
   2. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease Part 2
   3. A Simple Guide to Foot Care
   4. A Simple Guide to Obesity
   5. A Simple Guide to Pancreatic Cancer
   6. A Simple Guide to Pancreatitis
   7. A Simple Guide to Stroke 2

dialysis or transplant

   1. A Simple Guide to Polycystic kidney disease

diarrhea

   1. A Simple Guide to Crohn's Disease
   2. A Simple Guide to Gastroenteritis
   3. A Simple Guide to Ulcerative Colitis
   4. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome


diet

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease Part 2
   2. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome
   3. A Simple Guide to Nasopharyngeal Cancer
   4. A Simple Guide to Obesity Part 2
   5. A Simple Guide to Stroke 2

dizziness

   1. A Simple Guide to Dizziness

dopamine transmitter

   1. A Simple Guide to Parkinson's Disease

dribbling

   1. A Simple Guide to Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
   2. A Simple Guide to Urinary Incontinence

dust

   1. A Simple Guide to Asthma
   2. A Simple Guide to Eczema
   3. A Simple Guide to Laceration

dust mites

   1. A Simple Guide to Allergies

dysphagia

   1. A Simple Guide to Gastroesophageal reflux disease
   2. A Simple Guide to Gastroesophageal reflux disease

DTP vaccine

   1. A Simple guide to Tetanus - New !!
   2. A Simple guide to Whooping Cough

Dandruff

   1. A Simple Guide to Dandruff

Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever

   1. A Simple Guide to Dengue Fever

Dental problems

   1. A Simple Guide to Stomatitis

Diabetes Mellitus

   1. A Simple Guide to Diabetes Mellitus
   2. A Simple Guide to Diabetes Part 2

Diphtheria

   1. A Simple guide to Diphtheria

Diverticulosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Diverticulosis

Dysmenorrhea

   1. A Simple Guide to Dysmenorrhea

ECG

   1. A Simple Guide to Atrial Fibrillation I

EMG

   1. A Simple Guide to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

ear infections

   1. A Simple Guide to Ear Infections

Eczema

   1. A Simple Guide to Eczema

ecchymosis

   1. A Simple Guide to a Bruise

Endometriosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Dysmenorrhea
   2. A Simple Guide to Endometriosis

Entropion

   1. A Simple Guide to Entropion

Epididymitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Epididymitis and Orchitis

Epstein-Barr virus

   1. A Simple Guide to Infectious Mononucleosis
   2. A Simple Guide to Lymphoma
   3. A Simple Guide to Nasopharyngeal Cancer

Erectile dysfunction

   1. A Simple Guide to Erectile Dysfunction

Excessive Menstrual Bleeding

   1. A Simple Guide to Menorrhagia2(Excessive Menstrual Bleeding)

Fibromyalgia

   1. A Simple Guide to Fibromyalgia I
   2. A Simple Guide to Fibromyalgia II

Finasteride

   1. A Simple Guide to Alopecia(Hair Loss)

Folliculitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Folliculitis
  
Foot and Mouth Disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Hand, Foot & Mouth Disease

Foot care

   1. A Simple Guide to Diabetes Part 2
   2. A Simple Guide to Foot Care

Frozen Shoulder

   1. A Simple Guide to Frozen Shoulder

Genital Herpes

   1. A Simple Guide to Genital Herpes

Gestational diabetes

   1. A Simple Guide to Diabetes Mellitus

Gingivitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Gingivitis

Glossitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Glossitis

Guillain-Barre Syndrome

   1. A Simple Guide to Guillain-Barre Syndrome

Gynecomastia

   1. A Simple Guide to Gynecomastia

HBV virus infection

   1. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis B

HCV

   1. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis C

HCV antibodies

   1. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis C

HDL

   1. A Simple Guide to High Cholesterol

HIV

   1. A Simple Guide to AIDS
   2. A Simple Guide to Lymphoma

HMB-45-positive

   1. A Simple Guide to PECOMA Cancer

HMF

   1. A Simple Guide to Meningitis

HPV

   1. A Simple Guide to Cervical Cancer

HPV DNA test

   1. A Simple Guide to Human papilloma virus Infection

HRT

   1. A Simple Guide to Ovarian Cancer

HSV1

   1. A Simple Guide to Genital Herpes

HSV2 viruses

   1. A Simple Guide to Genital Herpes

Halitosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Halitosis

Hand

   1. A Simple Guide to Hand, Foot & Mouth Disease

Heat Stroke

   1. A Simple Guide to Heat Stroke

Helicobacter pylori

   1. A Simple Guide to Gastritis
   2. A Simple Guide to Stomach Cancer

Hepatitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis - Update

Hepatitis A

   1. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis A

Hepatitis C

   1. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis C

Hormone replacement therapy

   1. A Simple Guide to Menopause

Human Immunodeficiency Virus

   1. A Simple Guide to AIDS

Human papilloma virus Infection

   1. A Simple Guide to Human papilloma virus Infection

Hydrocoele

   1. A Simple Guide to Hydrocoele

Hyperhidrosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Hyperhidrosis

Hypertension

   1. A Simple Guide to Diabetes Part 2
   2. A Simple Guide to Hypertension
   3. A Simple Guide to Obesity
   4. A Simple Guide to Stroke 2

Hyperthyroid Disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Hyperthyroid Disease

IUD

   1. A Simple Guide to Menorrhagia2(Excessive Menstrual Bleeding)

Ichthyosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Ichthyosis

Impetigo

   1. A Simple Guide to Impetigo

Infectious Mononucleosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Infectious Mononucleosis

Inguinal hernia

   1. A Simple Guide to Inguinal Hernia

Intertrigo

   1. A Simple Guide to Intertrigo

Irritable Bowel Syndrome

   1. A Simple Guide to Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Kidney cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Kidney Cancer

Knee cap dislocation

   1. A Simple Guide to Knee cap Dislocation

Koplik's spots

   1. A Simple Guide to Measles

LASIK

   1. A Simple Guide to Astigmatism

LDL

   1. A Simple Guide to High Cholesterol

Laryngeal cancer

   1. A Simple Guide of Laryngeal Cancer - New !!

Laryngitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Laryngitis

Levitra

   1. A Simple Guide to Erectile Dysfunction

Lice

   1. A Simple Guide to Lice

Little's area

   1. A Simple Guide to Nosebleed (Epistaxis)

Liver Cirrhosis

   1. A Simple Guide of Liver Cirrhosis II
   2. A Simple Guide to Liver Cirrhosis I

Longo technique

   1. A Simple guide to Hemorrhoids

M proteins

   1. A Simple Guide to Multiple Myeloma

MMR vaccine

   1. A Simple Guide to Measles
   2. A Simple Guide to Mumps
   3. A Simple Guide to Rubella

MRI

   1. A Simple Guide to Backache
   2. A Simple Guide to Frozen Shoulder
   3. A Simple Guide to Knee cap Dislocation
   4. A Simple Guide to Liver Cancer
   5. A Simple Guide to Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc

Mastitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Mastitis

McBurney's Point

   1. A Simple Guide to Appendicitis

Meniere's Disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Meniere's Disease

Murphy Sign

   1. A Simple Guide to Cholecystitis

NSAIDS

   1. A Simple Guide to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
   2. A Simple Guide to Headache
   3. A Simple Guide to Rheumatoid Arthritis

Nasopharyngeal cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Nasopharyngeal Cancer

Neisseria gonorrhoeae

   1. A Simple Guide to Gonorrhea

Nits on scalp

   1. A Simple Guide to Lice

Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus

   1. Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus

Obesity

   1. A Simple Guide to Intertrigo
   2. A Simple Guide to Kidney Cancer
   3. A Simple Guide to Obesity
   4. A Simple Guide to Obesity Part 2
   5. A Simple Guide to Varicose Veins

Obstructive Sleep Apnea

   1. A Simple Guide to Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Osteogenesis Imperfecta

   1. A Simple Guide to Osteogenesis Imperfecta

Osteomyelitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Osteomyelitis

Ovarian cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Ovarian Cancer

Ovarian torsion

   1. A Simple Guide to Ovarian torsion

P.falciparium

   1. A Simple Guide to Malaria

P.malariae

   1. A Simple Guide to Malaria


PECOMA

   1. A Simple Guide to PECOMA Cancer

PID

   1. A Simple Guide to Menorrhagia2(Excessive Menstrual Bleeding)
   2. A Simple Guide to Pelvic Inflammatory Disease

Papanicolaou tests Pap smear

   1. A Simple Guide to Cervical Cancer

Parkinson

   1. A Simple Guide to Parkinson's Disease

Paronychia

   1. A Simple Guide to Paronychia

Pediculosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Lice

Penicillin

   1. A Simple Guide to Syphilis

Pericarditis

   1. A Simple Guide to Pericarditis

Perivascular epithelioid cell

   1. A Simple Guide to PECOMA Cancer

Pityriasis Rosea

   1. A Simple Guide to Pityriasis Rosea

Pleural Effusion

   1. A Simple Guide to Pleural effusion

Pneumothorax

   1. A Simple Guide to Pneumothorax

Poliomyelitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Poliomyelitis

Polycystic kidney disease

   1. A Simple Guide to Polycystic kidney disease

Prickly Heat

   1. A Simple Guide to Prickly Heat

Prostatitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Prostatitis

Pterygium

   1. A Simple Guide to Pterygium

Retinitis pigmentosa

   1. A Simple Guide to Retinitis pigmentosa

STD

   1. A Simple Guide to Balanitis
   2. A Simple Guide to Cervical Cancer

Salivary Gland cancer

   1. A Simple Guide to Salivary Gland Cancer

Salmonella typhi

   1. A Simple Guide to Typhoid Fever

Salpingitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Salpingitis

Scabies

   1. A Simple Guide to Scabies

Scalds

   1. A Simple Guide to Burns & Scalds

Skin scrapings

   1. A Simple Guide to Scabies

Spine Xray

   1. A Simple Guide to Backache
   2. A Simple Guide to Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc

Stomatitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Stomatitis

Syphilis

   1. A Simple Guide to Syphilis

Systemic Lupus Erythematosis

   1. A Simple Guide to Systemic Lupus Erythematosis

TURP

   1. A Simple Guide to Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Tenosynovitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Tenosynovitis

Testicular torsion

   1. A Simple Guide to Testicular torsion

Threadmill

   1. A Simple Guide to Coronary Heart Disease
   2. A Simple Guide to Atrial Fibrillation I

Transient ischaemic attack(TIA)

   1. A Simple Guide to Stroke

Treponema pallidum

   1. A Simple Guide to Syphilis

Trichomonas vaginalis

   1. A Simple Guide to Trichomoniasis

Trigeminal Neuralgia

   1. A Simple Guide to Trigeminal Neuralgia

Typhoid Fever

   1. A Simple Guide to Typhoid Fever

Ulcerative Colitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Ulcerative Colitis

Urethritis

   1. A Simple Guide to Urethritis

Urinary stones

   1. A Simple Guide to Urinary Stones

Uterine Fibroids

   1. A Simple Guide to Uterine Fibroids

Varicose Veins

   1. A Simple Guide to Varicose Veins

Viagra

   1. A Simple Guide to Erectile Dysfunction

Vibrio cholorae

   1. A Simple Guide to Cholera

Vitamin A analogues

   1. A Simple Guide to Acne

Vitamin B12

   1. A Simple Guide to Anaemia

Vitamin Bs

   1. A Simple Guide to Hepatitis A

Vitamin D

   1. A Simple Guide to Menopause

Vitiligo

   1. A Simple Guide to Vitiligo

Vulvitis

   1. A Simple Guide to Vulvitis

Whooping cough

   1. A Simple guide to Whooping Cough

Wickham's striae

   1. A Simple Guide to Lichen Planus

Widal test

   1. A Simple Guide to Typhoid Fever

Best Yahoo Answers-Is there any side effect(kidney stone) for use of vitamin e gel capsules?

Is there any side effect(kidney stone) for use of vitamin e gel capsules?

any side effect(kidney stone) of using this capsules gels below 400.IU
if not what is the side effect of using unnatural vitamin e
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Best Answer - Chosen by Voters

No side effects of kidney stones from taking vitamin E. Side effects of excessive Vitamin E may be damage to the liver as excess Vitamin E may be stored in the liver

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Wednesday, May 5, 2010

A Simple Guide of Laryngeal Cancer

A Simple Guide to Laryngeal Cancer
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What is Laryngeal Cancer ?
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Laryngeal cancer occurs when the cells lining the larynx(the vocal box) become abnormal and proliferates giving rise to cancer cells.

It affects more men than women.


What are the causes of Laryngeal Cancer?
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Various causes may be involved:

1.Genes. -males over the age of 55 years are at four times higher
risk than females.

2.Smoking. People who smokes have a higher risk than non smokers

3.Drinking alcohol can increase the risk of laryngeal cancer.

4.Occupation. There is evidence that workers exposed to sulfuric acid and asbestos have a higher risk of developing laryngeal cancer.


What are the signs and symptoms of Laryngeal Cancer?
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The following are symptoms of  Laryngeal cancer:

1.Hoarseness or other changes in the voice

2.A painless lump in the neck-usually a lymph node
infiltrated by cancer cells

3.Cough that does not go away

4.Persistent sore throat or a feeling that there is something
stuck in the throat

5.Difficulty in breathing or speaking

6.Ear pain

7.Weight loss


How can Laryngeal Cancer be diagnosed?
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Examination of the throat, vocal cords and neck for abnormal lumps

An endoscope is inserted into the throat to look at the vocal cords and their movement. 

The ENT specialist may extract issue (biopsy) which can be sent for testing, to confirm if there is a cancerous growth.

If a tumour is found, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can be
used to assess its size.

How can Laryngeal Cancer be treated?
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Treatment depends on the diagnosis of the laryngeal cancer and its spread outside of the vocal box.
Usually most laryngeal cancer are slow spreading.

Radiotherapy.

This is the most common treatment for small cancer of the larynx. This involves the use of radiation to attack cancer cells, stopping them from growing or multiplying.

Chemotherapy.

This involves the use of anti-cancer medication to treat
the cancer.

For both methods, the patient may experience side-effects such as tiredness and nausea.

Radiotherapy are often used together with chemotherapy.

Surgery

Surgery is used only when the cancer can not be treated by
radiotherapy or chemotherapy because the removal of the vocal
cords or the entire larynx can cause the loss of voice.
The lymph node in the neck may also be removed at the same time.

If surgery is done , usually a tracheostomy or hole in the
windpipe is done to allow air to enter or escape from the tubes in the lungs.

Some patient may also require a feeding tube after surgery because swallowing of food is affected by the surgery.
Most people will learn to swallow again so the feeding tube is
temporary.

Early treatment is recommended as it increases the patient's chances of survival.
Delayed action could result in the cancer spreading to other parts of the body, making it more difficult to treat.

Living with a Tracheostomy.
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The tracheostomy in the windpipe is necessary for air to enter and leave the lungs.
However the tracheostomy must be kept clean at all time and free of infection. Suction of mucus stuck in the windpipe may be necessary.
It is also dangerous for water to enter the windpipe and the lungs through the tracheostomy opening.
The tracheostomy opening should always be protected with a a
plastic stoma shield or scarf to prevent dust, water or smoke to
enter the windpipe.

After the surgery there may be loss of voice. 

A speech therapist is usually needed to teach the patient to learn to speak again.
He can teach the patient to use the oesophagus to force air
through the throat to produce new gutterial sounds. 

In the meantime, communication can be done with writing pads or computer.
New electronic and mechanical devices can also produce new
sounds

How can Laryngeal Cancer be prevented?
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No one can be fully protected from laryngeal cancer.
However, you can modify your lifestyle practices to reduce your
chances of contracting laryngeal cancer.

Don't smoke. Smoking increases the risk of laryngeal cancer by two to four times. Those who smoke, can still lower their risk by cutting down on the number of cigarettes smoked a day. Better still, quit smoking.

Thursday, April 29, 2010

A Simple guide to Tetanus

A Simple guide to Tetanus
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What is Tetanus?
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Tetanus is an acute infectious disease caused by the bacteria Clostridium tetani which lives in the soil.


How is Tetanus transmitted?
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Tetanus is transmitted by bacterial spores of the tetanus bacteria entering a wound in the skin of a person such as wounds caused by rusty nails. 


When the spore developed into the tetanus bacteria, it can produce a powerful toxin which can cause the muscles to go into spasm. 


In the jaw the muscle may go into spasm causing a condition called lockjaw.


In more severe cases the respiratory muscles can go into spasm resulting in stoppage of  breathing and therefore loss of oxygen to the brain and heart. 

This usually results in death unless treated.


The infections occur in persons of all ages.


What are the Signs and Symptoms of Tetanus?
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There is usually a history of a wound, laceration or operation with contamination of soil or rust in nails or surgical instruments.


Symptoms start off with:

1. irritability


2. fever


3. muscle cramps


4. lockjaw


5. difficulty in breathing or swallowing




What are the complications of Tetanus?
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Complications of tetanus occur when the muscle spasm affect the respiratory muscles resulting in inability to breathe.


The loss of oxygen to the heart can cause the heart to stop.


The loss of oxygen to the brain can cause the brain to stop functioning resulting in death.





What are the investigations necessary to diagnose Tetanus?
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The detection of tetanus bacterium in the wound can confirm tetanus infection.


What is the Treatment of Tetanus?
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Isolation in hospital is necessary.


1.Antibiotics (metronidazole) are used in the treatment of Tetanus.


2.Antitoxin can be given by intramuscular injection


3.Intravenous fluids given for dehydration


4.Respirator if breathing stops from spasm of respiratory muscles or vocal muscles


5.Proper wound cleansing is important to remove infections


6.Cardiac failure should be treated






What is the Prevention for Tetanus?
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Vaccination against Tetanus is the best prevention .


Since vaccination began, the worldwide incidence of Tetanus has declined.


Vaccination against Tetanus, pertussis (whooping cough), tetanus (DPT) is usually given to


a baby at 3 months of age and repeated at 4 and 5 months of age.


There is also a booster vaccination at 18 months.


In adults tetanus vaccines are given in all cases of wounds:


first dose followed by a
second dose 6 weeks later and
third dose  6 months later and
fourth dose 18 months later


Besides the vaccinations there should be proper washing of wounds and avoidance of use of rusty instruments.


What is the prognosis in Tetanus?
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Death occurs in 30% of cases.


Mortality is highest in very young children and adults over 50.


Death is usually due to respiratory failure or heart failure.

Thursday, April 22, 2010

How do you get the measles? Best Yahoo Answer

How do you get the measles?
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Best Answer - Chosen by Voters

You can get measles only if you have never been infected by measles before and if you have not been recently vaccinated against measles. You can get measles from a child or adult who is infected with measles. Measles is still prevalent in undeveloped countries.

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Friday, April 2, 2010

Leg cramps during Humid Hot Days - Best Yahoo Answer

Does hot humid days cause leg cramps?

People seem to not have them on hot dry days.?

At the US Open tennis players drink lots of water and sports drinks and still get cramps on humid days





Best Answer - Chosen by Asker


Hot humid days cause more sweating and therefore loss of salt especially potassium .

The loss of potassium can cause leg cramps.

On hot dry days there is less sweating and therefore less loss of potassium salt, so there is less likely chance of leg cramps.





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http://kennethkee.blogspot.com
A Simple Guide to medical Conditions

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Headache after waking up - Best Yahoo answer


Why do i have a headache when i wake up when i go to bed late?

i can go to bed from 3 am- to 6 am- and when i get up it can be like 3 pm and it feels like a hangover or something i got a bashing headache im just wondering why does this happen?





Best Answer - Chosen by Asker


If you sleep late, your brain cells and scalp muscles do not get enough rest.

Your body rhythm is affected by the late sleep.

Your scalp muscles can contract to cause headache.

A hangover effect may occur.


Source(s):
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A Simple Guide to Medical Conditions

Thursday, March 4, 2010

Throbbing headache with pain in left nostril - Best Yahoo Answer


I have a throbbing headache with a painful cracking sensation in my left nostril?

I have had the headache for two days but the cracking in my nostril only started this morning.

I can hear as well as feel the cracking sensation and it is really painful.

Has anyone got any ideas?





Best Answer - Chosen by Asker


Any infection of the parts of the head such as tooth infection, nose infection or throat infection can cause headache.

A throbbing headache is more typical of migraine which is vascular in origin.

Any nose infection can affect the ear as well.

Sinusitis is possible.



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A Simple Guide to Medical Conditions-Sinusitis,headache

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Nausea after a Meal - Best Yahoo Answer


Anyone know what I might have?

I get nausea after I eat a meal.?

Most of the time after I eat a meal I get nausea.

I don't know why.

Does anyone know what it could be or is it nothing.





Best Answer - Chosen by Asker
Nausea may be symptom of gastric problem, gastroesophageal reflux, liver or gallbladder problem or problem of imbalance in the organ of balance in the ear, sometimes due to pregnancy, hangover effect, stress, brain tumor,etc.

It is advisable to see a doctor to determine the cause of the nausea using blood tests, ultrasound ,even a brain scan.



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A Simple Guide to Medical Conditions- vertigo, gastritis,

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Hyperextended Knees? -Best Yahoo Answer


Hyperextension Knees?

I'm a 16 year old girl, and i have hyperextension knees since young.

However, I wasnt aware that of the term till yesterday, as in,
I wasnt aware that there was a medical term for my condition.

It doesnt hurt, though it aches once in a while. I'm starting a new sport - hockey now and I am wondering if it is alright to play hockey with hyperextension knees?

Also, as my condition wasnt caused by any injury but was born with it, what should I do to correct it?



Best Answer - Chosen by Voters
Hyper extension knees are related to inherited loose ligaments.

There are people with this condition with hyperextended wrists, flat feet etc.

When the ligaments are overstretched you may have some pain.

People with mild form of this illness can participate in all sports.

In more severe cases wearing a knee guard may help to prevent over extension of the knee.

In more severe cases where dislocation of the kneecap occurs, then an operation may be required to tighten the ligaments.



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A Simple Guide to Medical Conditions

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Screw in Person's Spine - Best Yahoo Answer


If a screw went into a persons spine, is there a way it can come back out, and how?

Additional Details
It is what happened to my mom, however, the doctor told her to stay stone still, which only broke the screw and it went deeper, and now she cant feel her lower body.

This is what happened to my mom and caused her to be paralyzed, however the case isnt that bad, so thats why, and the screw brack into the spine accidently by a doctor.





Best Answer - Chosen by Asker


If a screw went into a person spine by accident, you should see a doctor to see if if can be removed.

Any iron screw lodged in the spine can become rusty and should be removed immediately.

If the screw is long and go further inwards, it may injure the spinal cord or nerve.

This may cause paralysis.

The best way is to see an orthopaedic surgeon to have it removed.



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http://kennethkee.blogspot.com
A Simple Guide to Medical Conditions

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Prolonged period - Best Yahoo Answer


Long period concern, help?
Right, I started my period last Thursday and so this Thursday - still on - makes it 8 days.

I'm usually 7 days the longest and 5 days the shortest.

I started the birth control pill - my first time ever - on Friday, second day of my period.

My period seemed off on Saturday, then appeared on Sunday stayed till Tuesday, disappeared on Wednesday and then appeared again today.

It's driving me mad. I've even gone to bed with nothing on bottom fine thinking its over - but no.

Is this anything to do with the pill? Or am I just lasting a bit longer than usual?

I've gone on a diet also since Saturday - I'm considering stopping it for now because prolonged period and less calories don't seem like a good combo at the moment.

Please help.





Best Answer - Chosen by Asker


In most women, the first time they use the contraceptive pill, there may be abnormality in the menstrual cycle with spotting or excess bleeding because of the sudden change of female hormones in the body.

Sometimes the dosage of the contraceptive pill may not be suitable for the person.

If you are uncomfortable with the contraceptive pill, it is best to stop it.



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Asker's Comment:
Thanks. It stopped finally and I checked with my GP just in case. Every things okay thankfully.

Monday, January 4, 2010

What to do for swollen eyelid? Best Yahoo Answer


Swollen eyelid !!?
today at soccer training i got hit with a ball in the eye and now my eyelid is swollen what do i do??

when will it go away??





Best Answer - Chosen by Voters


when your eye is hit by a ball, the eyelids and the tissues around the eye are injured resulting damage to walls of the cells releasing the fluid from the cells.
This will cause swelling in the tissues surrounding the eye.

If a blood vessel is damaged blood may exude from the blood vessel causing a blood clot and swelling.

You can put a cold compress on the eye which should shrink the blood vessel and reduce the swelling.

In most cases swelling of the tissues of the eye will subside within 5 days.

Blood clots may take longer to subside.



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Sunday, December 20, 2009

Washing Hair after removing staples in my scalp -Best Yahoo Answer

1.
Got staples in my scalp Sun Afternoon.

How soon can I wash my hair?





Best Answer - Chosen by Voters


After removing the staples, you should wash your hair and scalp. Clean the scalp, wash with mild soap or shampoo, dry thoroughly and apply some antiseptic or antibiotic cream.

If the staples are rusty , you should have an tetanus toxoid shot.



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http://kennethkee.blogspot.com
A Simple Guide to Medical Conditions

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Side/Back Pain - Best Yahoo Answer


Side/back pain?
I have been having an achy pain on my left side/back & it's not all over,
it's just in a strip starting under my ribs extending down to my hip.

Also, both hips have been achy on outside of my pelvic area, although it's not in the joint.

Does anyone have any idea what could be wrong?





Best Answer - Chosen by Voters


You probably have an overstretched back muscle which can extend obliquely down to the top of the pelvic bone.

Aches on both hips may due to the muscular pain.

If you have a severe pain starting from the upper back (lower ribs) which goes down to your pelvis and have urinary difficulty, it may be caused by a stone blocking the tube leading from the kidney to the bladder.

Sometimes if there are blisters appearing on the back down the side, it could be shingles.

In your case, most likely it is muscular pain.



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Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Best Yahoo Answer to medical question about Sinusitis:

Answer to medical question about Sinusitis:
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I have a sinus infection and not I'm coughing up GREEN?
I've had a sinus infection for a week, been on meds for 2 days, now I'm coughing up green stuff. My chest hurts, and my throat is swollen. What can I do to feel better?



Best Answer - Chosen by Voters

If you have a confirmed sinus infection, the green stuff that you are coughing up is probably from the sinuses.

Any infection of the nose or sinuses can cause your throat to feel swollen and your chest to feel congested and painful.

You can try steam inhalation to loosen the green mucous stuck in your sinuses or see your doctor for a sinus washout.

Sometimes antibiotics are needed for a bacterial infection of the sinuses. With treatment you should feel within a few days.

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Tuesday, April 28, 2009

A Simple Guide to Vitiligo

A Simple Guide to Vitiligo
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What is Vitiligo?
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Vitiligo is a skin disorder which presents as white spots or patches on the skin.
It is not contagious.


What are the causes of Vitiligo?
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The cause of Vitiligo is not known.
However many people with Vitiligo may have associated auto immune disease including thyroid disease and pernicous
anemia.
Autoimmune conditions are conditions where the body's own cells attack its cells (in this case the skin cells)
There is a progressive loss of the pigment melanin which gives us our skin color.
The loss of pigment occurs when the pigment cells (melanocytes) are destroyed and melanin cannot be produced.

What are Signs and symptoms of Vitiligo?
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white spots or patches on the skin

Common sites affected by Vitilgo are:

1.Bony surfaces - back of hands and fingers,elbows and knees

2.Body orifices - around the eyes, mouth and nose

3.Body folds - armpits and groins

Vitiligo may also occurs over an area of injury such as a cut or burn.

The hair in the vitilgo patch may be white in color.


How is the diagnosis of Vitiligo made?
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1.typical white patches or spots

2.skin biopsy for microscopic examination.


What is the treatment of Vitiligo?
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There are different treatments for Vitiligo:

1.Corticosteroid creams
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Corticosteroid creams are effective against small patches or spot of vitilgo but there may be side effects such as skin thinning.

2.Topical Immunodulators
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Tacrolimus or pimecrolimus are topical immunodulators which work by:

1.modulating the immune attack against the melanocytes on the skin and
2.stimulating the functions of the melanocytes

3. UltraViolet Light Treatments
a.Psoralen photochemotherapy(PUVA)
PUVA is a combination treatment involving
1.the use of the drug Psoralen(P)
2.and then exposing the skin to UltraViolet A light(UVA)
hence the term PUVA.
Psoralen makes the skin temporarily sensitive to UVA which is part of natural sunlight.
Psoralen can be applied to the skin as a solution or ingested orally with subsequent exposure to ultraviolet light A.
Patient treated with PUVA may need to undergo treatment for 1 year for satisfactory results.
Use of PUVA may result in sunburn and blister fromation.

b.Narrowband UVB
Narrowband UltraViolet light B treatment does not require Psoralen tablets before treatment.
In fact this treatment is safer and as effective if not better than PUVA. Again treatment may require 1 year before satisfactory results.

c.Focused Multiple Wavelength UltraViolet Therapy(Multiclear)
This is a form of targeted light therapy as only the vitiligo areas are treated.
It is useful for small localised lesions.

d.Excimer Laser
This laser emits a certain UVB wavelength but is more costly than Multiclear Light therapy.

4.Surgery
Surgical transplants are meant for patients with stable vitligo that fail to respond to topical or phototherapy.
Stable vitiligo means no new lesions or progressive lesions for 12 to 24 months.
Surgery involve tissue and cellular grafting.

5.Camuoflage Cosmetics.
Cover up camouflage provides good color and camouflage of vitiligo lesions.
They are particularly useful for white patches on the face ansd back of the hands.

6.Sunscreens
Areas of vitiligo exposed to the sun are very prone to sunburn as they lack protective pigments.
Patients should always use broad spectrum sunsceens to protected the affected vitiligo areas.



What is the prognosis of Vitiligo ?
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Generally fair.
Treatment takes time and patience.


What are the Preventive measures taken for Vitiligo ?
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1.Sunscreens

2.Proper skin care

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