Natural and Alternative Treatments - A Holistic Approach In Medicine
I am on high blood pressure medication and I am wondering can I still become an airline pilot if my blood pressure is under control?
I have 4 warts on one hand and a very very tiny one on the other. I have tried everything. I even heard on the news that duct tape works. It got rid of one however but the others didn’t go away. I’ve even tried acne medication. It made 2 go away but they came back. I’ve tried that Compound W patches AND freeze off remover…the freeze off remover severly burned my skin. AND THAT COMPOUND W IS CRAP. It doesn’t work.
Home remedies do work however…and I wanted to know some more home remedies. If you have any good ones let me know.
Just for the record acne medication has salicylic acid in it and that is a wart medication as well. So if you have warts give that a try.
What are the most popular medications for diabetes, in terms of recent sales, number of patients, or some similar measure? I am interested in data for both oral medications, insulins, and other types of medication. The purpose of the question is to find out which meds out of those available are the most used and the most popular at the present time. I am not looking for treatment advice, and I am not looking for the names of just one or two medications. Thanks!
When I was at school, my university doctor diagnosed me with high blood pressure. I took medication (Atenol sp?) for a while before running out and summer vacation starting. I saw my family doctor at home now 3 months into summer vacation, and he said my blood pressure is fine.
I recently decided to log my blood pressure over the past month. Thus far in the morning it’s averaging at 135/79, and at night 136/85. Hypertension starts at 140/90, which it looks like I’m just beneath. My family doctor says im in the 95th percentile for my age in blood pressure, but 95 still in the range that it’s normal…
Should I be getting a third opinion? Could it be higher because of the stress at school? Should I be taking blood pressure meds? I really dont wanna die of a heart attack when I’m 35, so advice is appreciated here.
I spoke with my mom today. She’s in her late 60s and has had high blood pressure for years. She still works regularly but is staying home this week to see if her blood pressure can be moderated after spiking to 236/145. (I’m not 100% sure about the second number–it may be a little off, but I am absolutely positive about the 236.)
She was given a new medication, as well as some anxiety medicine. She’s always had high blood pressure, but the 236 even scared her.
So, how close is someone to a heart attack (or some other major body malfunction) when blood pressure goes that high? I remember my mom’s mom had high blood pressure and died from a massive heart attack at age 70 about twenty years ago.
I’m a firm believer that the world is over-prescribed. I think that pharmaceutical companies just want to give you a pill for everything under the sun. So with that in mind I never thought I would get acid reflux disease. I always thought that I could just live with general acid reflux, because so many people have in the past and they got along just fine.
So my question is: how can you tell if you have acid reflux? What are the symptoms and if I have it, how can I reduce it without medication.
Thanks in advance.
How Long Does It Take For Ampicillin Tr To Cure Acne And All The Acne Redness to I Been On This Medication For More Then A Year And I Steel Got Alot Of Redness In My Face
How Long Does It Take For Ampicillin Tr To Cure Acne And All The Acne Redness to I Been On This Medication For More Then A Year And I Steel Got Alot Of Redness In My Face
My husband has high blood pressure and been prescribed Crestor & Micardis. But, due to high costs, we are unable to afford his medications. What are YOUR food suggestions? Everyone always say "diet and exercise" and we know that. My husband does not have a problem with his weight. He’s 38 years old, 165lbs., 5′7" tall. He’s still muscular (somewhat) due to years of body building. His siblings (all under 45 years old) & parents are all under medication for high blood pressure & high cholesterol.
My mom and dad suffer from high blood pressure,high cholesterol. It run on both sides of the family,that along with diabetes and heart disease. My mom started taking blood pressure medication young,in her later 20’s. My dad suffered from a stroke due to high blood pressure. I am 22yrs old and do not want to suffer this especially while young. Are there any ways I can be proactive about not suffering from those conditions now and later on in life being that it is hereditary? Or do I not have a chance in preventing it?
I’m a recent graduate of massage school and would like someone to give me information regarding oxycontin and massage. Is there a certain time massage would be safer for clients using this medication. Are there any reference materials you would recommend regarding medications and massage?
Also this particular client has 4 herniated disks. I am a little nervous about working on her. Any info is greatly appreciated!
I have a friend who has asthma and she had to go to the ER to get an emergency dose of an inhaler medication she uses. One of the side effects that this breathing medication causes is unexplained swelling. The whole left bottom half of her face is puffed up like a balloon. What home remedies can she use, aside from ice packs, to get the swelling to go down?
How can a person slow down their sex drive?
Is there a medication on the market that will help slow down the sex drive? I heard of saltpeter being added to some inmates in jail to get them to "Calm Down" from sexual activities. IS this true?
I have some acne on my back or uhm.whatever they are and i REALLY REALLY want them out!Can someone tell me what medication i should get to get them out?
now there are commercials about Herpes medication and Syphilis testing…That has actually helped the taboo of STD’s decrease. However, all the media talks about is AIDS testing. Do you think they will ever reach a point of advertising like that of diabetes and cancer (surviver advertisements, celebrity advocates living with it, medication commercials, etc)
I believe that will help soften the stigma of the disease…What are your opinions?
