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Articles, tagged with "pneumonia", page 1


02nd May 2012

An Insulated Dog House: A Protective Shelter

Having a place to keep canine companions dry and secure is a priority when keeping a dog outside. Whether it's for play times or extended periods, ensuring there is a place where the dog can seek shelter from the elements is an essential part of keeping h...

14th March 2012

Proper Denture Care – How To Prolong Oral Denture Health

With the Academy of Periodontology estimating that close to 25 percent of people older than 65 suffering from total tooth loss, correct denture care is becoming a concern for more and more people. This estimate does not even include the number of peopl...

02nd February 2012

Abuse and Control - The Conquest of Bending Your Will to Care for Yourself

Have you ever noticed how some people enjoy the conquest of you surrendering what's right for you to doing what they want you to do? It is as though there is a pleasure in the "abuse and control win" in and of itself. The "win" being that you are serving ...

20th January 2012

Fighting Cancer Means Dealing With the Cause, Instead of Just Submitting to Toxic Treatments

We often hear how someone had just died of cancer but bravely fought to the end. What they really mean by fighting is coping with the side affects of the toxic treatments. What I mean by fighting cancer is learning about it and being proactive by making c...

19th January 2012

Suffering Swallowing Troubles? Helpful Information For Those Who Have Problems Related Swallowing

Dysphagia, in medical terminology, is a word than means having trouble swallowing. A complex process, swallowing involves reflexes that mostly have to do with the oesophagus and the pharynx, but also involve the brain. No thought is involved in the swallo...

04th January 2012

Eight Symptoms of Mycoplasma Pneumonia

The signs and symptoms of Mycoplasma pneumonia involve continual coughing, some other flu-like signs and symptoms, sporadic or perhaps chronic chest discomfort, problems in breathing, watery eyes, ringing in the ears, skin rashes, and other uncommon sympt...

14th December 2011

Respiratory System Rapid Breathing

All the reasons that explain the newborn's rapid heart rate (see p. 108) also explain the newborn's rapid breathing rate. Remember the 3-inch shrew? Not only does its heart beat ten times faster than ours, it also has to breathe ten times faster. The newb...

05th December 2011

Some Important Considerations to Understand About Mycoplasma Infection For Your Awareness

Walking pneumonia refers to a respiratory system disease caused by Mycoplasma pneuomniae transmitted through exposure to cough and sneezes of infected individuals. Incubation can take from a week to 21 days before exhibiting signs and symptoms, like fever...

05th December 2011

Do You Experience Difficulty With Swallowing? Helpful Info For Those Who Have Problems Swallowing 

The medical word for having trouble swallowing is dysphagia. Swallowing is a complicated process that needs the action of reflexes mainly occurring in the pharynx and oesophagus, but in the brain too. Swallowing is an automated action, as in, it happens a...

23rd November 2011

Likelihood of Using Heartburn Medication

Acid reflux disease is one of the several complaints of sufferers which encounter these times. Many men and women will be struggling with this disorder as well as many medications have recently been designed in order to provide pain alleviation to this ...

17th October 2011

Home Remedy for Pneumonia - Remedies That Work Wonders

First and foremost Pneumonia is a life threatening disease and as such home remedies may be used to aid the main treatment and should not be considered as main treatment one can ever depend on. As a matter of fact, pneumonia should never be taken for gran...

05th October 2011

How to Battle Gingivitis

Gingivitis is the inflammation of the gum tissue that surrounds the teeth. In its early stages, it is considered non-destructive. If left untreated, gingivitis can escalate in a destructive disease called periodontitis. There are studies that show ging...

28th September 2011

You & Your Immune System, Part 4 -- Is Vitamin C the Answer to a Better Immune System?

It has been known for many years that vitamin-C levels in the blood and white blood cells rapidly fall during infection and stressful conditions. Taking supplements with vitamin C could improve many aspects of an impaired immune system — including making ...

27th September 2011

Come To PHES For Immunizations Houston Residents Need To Stay Healthy

Good health is important today and part of maintaining good health is ensuring that you have the immunizations needed to ward off certain diseases and illnesses. Taking care of yourself by getting the proper immunizations will help you to lead a healthier...

09th September 2011

Complete Cure From Walking Pneumonia

A common ailment that affects many people without being detected is Walking Pneumonia. Such problems are caused by certain kinds of bacteria and virus and can easily affect people of all ages, as they are highly contagious. Avoid Physical Exertion C...

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