What is Arthritis?
...about Septic Arthritis » Reactive arthritis Reactive arthritis (ReA), formerly known as Reiter’s syndrome is short-term, inflammatory arthritis that develops as a reaction to certain bacterial infections. Typically, ReA is...
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What is Systemic Lupus Erythematosus?
...against sun exposure, taking a healthy diet and an appropriate exercise routine. Joint pain can be managed in the short-term with simple pain-relief, such as ibuprofen. The immune reaction in...
Depressive Episode
...baby may experience postpartum depression.13 Sometimes, there is no obvious cause for the occurence of a depressive episode.12 Some health conditions, such as hypothyroidism, can cause symptoms of depression.3 While uncommon, adverse reactions...
What is Autism?
...Delayed speech and communication skills Relying on rules and routines Becoming upset by changes to routines A narrow or obsessive range of interests Unexpected reactions to tastes, sounds, smells, sights...
Herbs for Sickle Cell Anemia: 4 Types
...can be included in the diet as teas, supplements, or part of meals. However, it’s essential to consider possible interactions with medications and monitor for any adverse reactions. ### Can...
What is Thalassemia?
...protect against certain infections such as pneumonia and meningitis.[15] Other complications Other possible complications include:[2] Reduced fertility Blood transfusion complications, such as immune reactions and transmission of hepatitis Chelation complications,...
What is Joint Manipulation Under Anaesthetic: Overview, Benefits, and Expected Results
...the following risks and complications: Adverse reactions to the anaesthetic used Extensive pain immediately following the procedure, which is often addressed by the administration of painkillers Swelling and soreness of...
What is Bacterial Meningitis?
...directly into the eye. If the pupil shrinks and then enlarges again when the light is removed, the pupillary reaction is normal. If this does not happen, the pupils may...
What is Keloid Injection: Overview, Benefits, and Expected Results
...Wound ulceration and erythema Scratch dermatitis and fibrosis; these are possible reactions to the injected substances Alopecia, or losing patches of hair Flu-like symptoms like fever and headache for those...
What is Laparoscopic Greater Curve Plication: Overview, Benefits, and Expected Results
...reaction to the anaesthesia used Bleeding Infection and the formation of abscess Damage to nearby gastric parts, such as the mesentery, small blood vessels, and the intestine Hematoma Gastric fold...