...or fluid samples for culture and staining **Treatment for Disseminated Tuberculosis** * Long-term antibiotic therapy (usually four anti-tuberculosis drugs for 9-12 months or more) * Hospitalization and isolation in severe...
...stimuli. They can be overly happy and enthusiastic in response to a positive event, such as:[8] Success at work A period of good weather Feelings created by substances, like drugs...
...small intestine for longer than a week Certain complications have occurred such as peritonitis, an inflammation of the tissue that lines the abdomen The object is filled with drugs and...
...Causes Viruses are the most common cause of acute gastroenteritis, particularly in children. However, the following can also cause the condition: Bacteria and their byproducts Parasites Toxic chemicals Certain drugs...
...your symptoms and exposure history. If the healthcare professional determines that you need STI treatment with antibiotics or antiviral drugs, they can send a one-time prescription directly to your local...
...rehabilitative treatment to monitor and manage side effects. In the case of brain surgery, these may include problems in patient’s motions, vision, speech and other functional controls. The patient needs...
...or two. References: Ernst E, Posadzki P (2012). “Reporting of adverse effects in randomised clinical trials of chiropractic manipulations: a systematic review”. N Z Med J 125 (1353): 87–140. Gouveia...
...3 years. Women who wish to conceive before the end of the 3-year period should have the device removed. Once removed, the effects of the contraceptive are significantly reduced and...
...it is not prescribed for pregnant women due to the potentially harmful effects of radiation on a developing fetus. As a rule, the imaging test is only used if its...
...areas of further specialized training and sub-specialties within Radiology include breast imaging, cardiovascular radiology, musculoskeletal imaging, pediatric imaging, radiation safety, and the study of the effects of radiation on the...
