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Migraine
Sep 25, 2001
Migraines aren't ordinary headaches. In addition to
severe head pain, they can cause nausea, vomiting and extreme sensitivity to
light and sound.
Depression: Future treatment options
Jan 15, 2002
Though many treatment options are available for people
with depression, researchers continue to look for new treatments that may be
more effective or cause fewer side effects. Transcranial magnetic
stimulation (TMS) and vagal nerve stimulation (VNS) are two treatments under
investigation.
Acupuncture
Dec 19, 2001
Information to help you understand and evaluate this
popular complementary and alternative medicine option.
Back pain
Apr 15, 2002
Back pain is common, affecting tens of millions of
Americans annually. But it's often possible to prevent with a variety of
simple steps.
Irritable bowel syndrome
Jun 12, 2002
Nearly 35 million Americans have irritable bowel syndrome
(IBS) a digestive disorder that can cause abdominal pain, gas, diarrhea
and constipation.
Alternative arthritis treatments
Nov 08, 2002
Nontraditional arthritis treatments some are worth
checking out; others are dubious. Learn the difference.
Tension-type headache
Apr 23, 2001
An overview of signs and symptoms, causes, treatments,
prevention methods and other important facts about tension-type headaches.
Peripheral neuropathy
Feb 13, 2002
Disorders of the peripheral nerves often cause tingling
or numbness in your hands or feet. But they can also affect your bowels and
bladder.
Fibromyalgia
May 23, 2001
Fatigue and widespread pain characterize fibromyalgia, a
condition affecting mainly women. Treatment focuses on managing symptoms
with medication and self-care.
Inflammatory bowel disease
Jan 22, 2002
Crohns disease and ulcerative colitis are the most
common forms of inflammatory bowel disease a serious inflammation of the
digestive tract.
Alcoholism
Jul 03, 2002
Alcoholism commonly leads to serious health and social
problems. It often takes a family member or friend to persuade someone to
seek treatment.
Osteoarthritis
Jul 22, 2002
Osteoarthritis, a wear-and-tear condition that develops
as you age, is the most common form of arthritis. The condition results in
bone grinding painfully against bone.
Complementary and alternative allergy treatments and tests
Jun 27, 2002
What you need to know if you're considering a
nontraditional treatment or test for allergies.
Arthritis definitions
Dec 27, 2002
More than 80 definitions related to the diagnosis,
treatment and management of arthritis, including illustrations and links to
relevant information.
Rheumatoid arthritis
Mar 04, 2002
In rheumatoid arthritis, the synovial membrane that
protects and lubricates your joints becomes inflamed, causing pain and
swelling. Joint erosion may follow.
No 'butts' about it: Stop smoking
Jan 04, 2002
If you want to live a longer, healthier life, don't
smoke. No matter what your age, quitting dramatically reduces your risk of
disease.
Complementary and alternative medicine: 5 steps in considering any treatment
Dec 19, 2001
Information to help you understand and evaluate popular
complementary and alternative medicine options.
Naturopathy
Dec 19, 2001
Information to help you understand and evaluate this
popular complementary and alternative medicine option.
Complementary and alternative medicine and your health
Dec 19, 2001
From acupuncture to yoga information to help you
understand and evaluate some popular complementary and alternative medicine
options.
Cancer pain treatment: Questions and answers
Nov 12, 2001
Information on the causes, treatments and patient's
rights regarding cancer pain an interview with a Mayo Clinic cancer
specialist.
Colic
Jul 12, 2001
If your baby has colic excessive crying with no
apparent cause take heart. It's not permanent. Soon you'll have passed one
of parenting's early tests.
Liver cancer
Nov 27, 2001
The number of cases of liver cancer is increasing. A
dramatic rise in hepatitis B and C infections may be the cause.
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"Acupuncture. An acupuncturist inserts hair-thin needles under
your skin, causing little or no pain. The needles usually stay in for
15 to 30 minutes and several sessions may be needed. Research suggests
that pain relief may come from the release of endorphins, your body's
natural painkillers, but how it works isn't known for sure." |
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