The basics of daily life can feel debilitating when you have multiple sclerosis (MS). Walking down the driveway to get your mail, traversing the stairs, or spending an hour fixing dinner can wear you out. The stress of not being able to do what you need or love to do can exacerbate the symptoms. The disease can be difficult to diagnose and treat as the wearing away of the nerve’s outer covering, known as the myelin sheath, affects different people in different ways.…
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If you have an oral surgery that involves a tooth extraction, then you may be informed about some common side effects. This may include the onset of nausea after the operation. Bleeding is common, but it will typically subside within about two days. If bleeding is a bit more extensive than it should be, then you may end up swallowing some of the blood. This can cause a serious nausea problem. You can avoid nausea with the tips below.…
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When arthritis attacks the joints in your fingers and hands, it can greatly interfere with your life. You use your hands for just about everything. You not only have to put up with pain, you may also have trouble writing and opening jars. Getting effective treatment is important. Sometimes over-the-counter medication isn’t enough to help. Here are some treatments your doctor may recommend.
Prescription Drugs
There are various classes of drugs used to treat arthritis.…
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