...moisture and lubrication to the eyes. Options may include: * Artificial tears (eye drops or ointments) * Punctal plugs (small devices inserted into the tear ducts to slow tear drainage)...
...products can help relieve symptoms. **Prevention of Salmonella Infection:** * Cook meat, poultry, and eggs thoroughly to kill Salmonella bacteria. * Handle raw meat and eggs carefully to avoid cross-contamination....
...even by people who have not developed symptoms yet. **Complications** Measles can lead to serious complications, including: * **Pneumonia:** Infection of the lungs. * **Encephalitis:** Inflammation of the brain. *...
...described as crawling, tingling, or burning * An irresistible urge to move the legs to relieve the discomfort * Worsening symptoms in the evening or at night * Relief from...
...* Painful, itchy blisters or ulcers * Fever * Body aches * Swollen lymph nodes [[1]] **It is important to note that many people with herpes have no symptoms or...
...to immobilize the wrist * Physical therapy * Ergonomic modifications to reduce hand strain * Over-the-counter pain relievers (e.g., ibuprofen, naproxen) * **Surgical Treatment:** * Carpal tunnel release, which...
...unlikely. Skin testing for allergies is typically performed prior to the procedure to avoid this complication. Unsatisfactory results – Disappointing results can be easily avoided by making sure that only...
...but there are some steps you can take to reduce your risk: * Wash your hands frequently with soap and water. * Avoid touching your face. * Stay away from...
...of allergic reaction – The first step to managing any type of allergy is to identify its causes so it can be avoided as much as possible. he patient has...
...frenulum under the tongue is unusually short and thick causing a condition commonly known as a tongue-tie. In severe cases termed as complete ankyloglossia, the tongue is completely attached to...
