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Showing posts with label Pain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pain. Show all posts

Wednesday, 3 January 2018

Hair transplant may prevents migraine


According to latest research, hair transplants cure migraines, the cosmetic procedure prevents headaches in people who have suffered crippling pain for up to 20 years, a Turkish study found.
After undergoing hair transplants, migraine sufferers who experienced agonising discomfort for up to four hours, several times a month, no longer require any pain-relieving medication.

It is unclear how hair transplants prevent migraines, however, it may be linked to the surgery destroying nerve endings in the scalp, reducing signals that trigger such pain. Migraine is the third most common condition in the world, affecting around one in seven people. Researchers from the SO-EP Aesthetic & Plastic Surgery Clinic, Turkey, analysed six patients who suffered from migraines and underwent hair transplants.

Of the study's participants, two suffered pain at the front and base of their heads; two at the base and around the ear; and the remainder at the front, base and surrounding ear area. On average, they experienced such headaches for six days a month, with the pain lasting around four hours.

 Their pain scores were between five and eight out of 10. All of the participants tried pain-relieving medication for their headaches before having their hair transplants. Some of them had suffered with migraines for up to 20 years.

After their hair transplants, each participant was checked once in the first month and then every three months. Results reveal all of the participants stopped experiencing migraines after their hair transplants and no longer require pain-relieving medication. Hair plantation in bald migraine patients may be an alternative to migraine treatment.
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Monday, 12 June 2017

Facts about Zika virus


Zika virus is a mosquito- borne illness that is spread by the Aedes species of mosquito.

Aedes albopictus, known as the Asian tiger mosquito, and the Aedes Aegyptus, known as the yellow fever mosquito are responsible for Zika virus.

The Zika virus was first identified in monkeys, in Uganda in 1947. The first human cases were detected in Uganda and the United Republic of Tanzania in 1952.

Presently, there is no treatment for the virus. Avoiding mosquito bites is the major prevention method against Zika virus.

Signs and symptoms of Zika virus are vague and can last for up to 1 week. Diagnosis of the virus is typically confirmed with a blood test.

Major Zika virus cases occur in tropical regions, such as Brazil, Colombia, Paraguay, Suriname, Venezuela, and French Guiana.

Currently, there is no treatment for  Zika. People living with the virus must
increase their body fluid to prevent
dehydration, relieving pain and fever with acetaminophen.

 CDC advised pregnant women who are diagnosed with Zika to go for monitoring of fetal growth and anatomy program every 3-4 weeks.



Tuesday, 14 March 2017

Lung cancer can cause shoulder pain


Lung cancer can cause pain in the shoulder, when lung cancer spread to bones, lymph nodes and other parts of the body shoulder pain will occur.

People suffering from lung cancer may also have pain on their arms and hands, the pain may also include tingling and numbness.

Common symptoms of lung cancer are:
• coughing up blood
• unexplained weight loss
• chest infections
• wheezing
• fatigue

Treatment for lung cancer depends on the types of cancer and the stage of the cancer. Common treatments are: surgery, chemotherapy and immunotherapy.





Saturday, 11 March 2017

Unhealthy diets linked to cardiovascular disease


Human heart is a muscular organ that pumps blood through the blood vessels of the circulatory system.

Cardiovascular disease is a class of diseases that involve blocked blood vessels that can lead to heart attack, chest pain and stroke.

High intake of saturated fat, salt, sugar, industrial vegetable oil, Pastries, Margarine, French Fries, Candy Bar, Precessed Meat, Energy drink, Ice cream, Bottled smoothies, Biscuits, Sports drinks, Canned soup, Hot Dog, McDonald's mayonnaise and Foods coated with artificial Chocolate will increase your risk of cardiovascular disease.

Eat these heart friendly foods regularly:
1. Fruits and vegetables
2. Nuts and Seeds
3. Whole grains
4. Fish
5. Water

Red hot Chillies are good for you


Chilly is a fruit pod of the capsicum pepper plant, known for medical and health benefiting properties.

They are very low in saturated fat, cholesterol and sodium.

 Vitamins and minerals in chilly pepper:
• Vitamin K
• Vitamin E
• Vitamin C
• Vitamin B6
• Vitamin A
• Iron
• Copper
• Potassium
• Thiamin
• Riboflavin
• Niacin
• Manganese
• Folate

Medical use
1. Hot chemical in chilly pepper is used as an analgesic to relieve pain.

2. It improves cognitive; iron in chilly pepper increase production of haemoglobin.

3. It reduces hypertension.

4. It eliminates cancer-causing free- radicals in the body.

5. Chillies are rich in beta-carotene.