...excessive mucus production or swelling in the area. Studies show that nasal irrigation is a cheap yet effective treatment for upper respiratory tract diseases in both adults and children. Moreover,...
...Autism Spectrum Disorders: Common, Insufficient, and Excessive.” August 2015. Accessed June 12, 2018. ↩ US National Library of Medicine. “Long-term outcome of autistic spectrum disorder: a retrospective case study in...
...surefire way to prevent testicular torsion, but there are some things that may help reduce the risk: * Wearing an athletic supporter during sports activities * Avoiding excessive physical activity...
...for people with severe thalassemia. However, it can also occur on its own. Excessive levels of iron in the body can cause:[4] Heart problems Hormone problems, including diabetes, thyroid, adrenal...
...develops in the acinar cells that are responsible for the production and secretion of digestive enzymes. Over time, this type of tumour produces excessive amounts of pancreatic lipase, which assists...
...of thyroiditis. The cause is unclear, though it is thought to be either an autoimmune or primary fibrotic (referring to an excessive build-up of connective tissue) disorder. Riedel’s thyroiditis typically...
...fractured bone Injury to the muscle due to inappropriate or excessive application of force References: Keating JC Jr (2003). “Several pathways in the evolution of chiropractic manipulation”. J Manipulative Physiol...
...a heart attack. Seek medical attention right away if you’re experiencing symptoms of a heart attack, which include: Chest pain & pressure Irregular heartbeat Difficulty Breathing Dizziness Excessive Sweating Nausea...
...As a major surgical procedure, a peritonectomy comes with certain risks, such as: Excessive bleeding Prolonged paralytic ileus Systemic or local toxicity of chemotherapy Severe abdominal pain Bone marrow depression...
...conditions like heart disease or high blood pressure. **Risk Factors for TIAs:** * High blood pressure * Heart disease * Diabetes * High cholesterol * Smoking * Excessive alcohol consumption...
