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IBS Home Remedies to Customize the Prevention
By: Researcher Taymur Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) symptoms are unpleasant and may be embarrassing. It’s never fun to cramp, bloat, nausea, or diarrhea. Yet there are several changes in lifestyle and home remedies that you can try to help. Because everybody’s body is different, you should try to avoid pain until you find solutions that work. 1st is Work Out Therefore exercise is a tried and true way of relieving stress, depression, and anxiety for many people especially when done consistently. So through stimulating regular intestinal contractions, anything that relieves stress can help with intestinal discomfort. Because if you’re not used to exercise, you can start slowly and work your…
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Symptoms Most People Related with IBS and Back Pain
By: Researcher Taymur Often people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) experience symptoms that seem to be unrelated to IBS. One frequently mentioned and apparently unrelated symptom, particularly during the night, is lower back pain. This may be incidental pain, or it may be “referred pain.” Referred pain is felt somewhere other than where it comes from. This pain comes from the gut in the case of IBS. It is often caused by constipation, smoke, or bloating. Understanding IBS Pain Treatment There is no single, definitive IBS treatment or pain associated with IBS. For everyone, treatment is different, and you should work with your doctor or gastroenterologist to find the best…
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Do You Know That Physical Therapy Is Best Option for Multiple Sclerosis?
By: Researcher Taymur Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a neurological disease that affects the nerves. This damage often leads to severe symptoms such as: muscle pain vision problems numbness tingling weakness MS can be aggressive and advance rapidly in some people. In other cases, with long periods of inactivity, it can be mild and develop at a much slower pace. In any case, for people with MS, physical therapy (PT) can be an important part of treatment. Read on to learn what PT can do to help you manage your MS. Understanding Physical Therapy For MS PT for MS includes exercises to strengthen your muscles and improve your gait and balance…
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Its Difficult to Understanding MS Stages
By: Researcher Taymur Understanding Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Knowing the normal progression of multiple sclerosis (MS) because it will help you gain a sense of control and make better decisions. Therefore MS arises when an unusual targeting of the central nervous system (CNS) by the body’s immune system, although it is not considered an autoimmune condition. Because the CNS attack destroys the myelin and the myelin-protected nerve fibers. So the harm disrupts and distorts the spinal cord’s nerve impulses. People with MS usually take one of four severe disease courses. Understanding Identifying Symptoms of MS Therefore the first step to remember happens until the doctor has made an MS diagnosis. So…
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There is Way for Coping with Multiple Sclerosis Vision Disturbances
By: Researcher Taymur Understanding Multiple Sclerosis and Vision If you have been recently diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS), you probably wonder how the body will be affected by this disease. Most people are familiar with the physical effects, like: unsteady gait tingling in parts of the body weakness or numbness in your limbs tremor Understanding MS Affect Your Vision. At some stage, individuals with MS are likely to experience double vision or blurred vision. You may also lose your sight partially or completely. This often happens at a time with one eye. Those with partial or complete vision problems are more likely to end up with some form of permanent…
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What are the Useful Tests for Multiple Sclerosis?
By: Researcher Taymur Understanding Multiple Sclerosis A chronic, progressive autoimmune condition affecting the central nervous system is multiple sclerosis (MS). MS develops when the myelin is damaged by the immune system that protects the spinal cord and brain nerve fibers. This is called demyelination, which creates problems in interaction between the nerves and the brain. It may eventually damage the nerves. At present, the cause of multiple sclerosis is unclear. Genetic and environmental factors can play a role, it’s thought. There is currently no cure for MS, although the symptoms may be reduced by treatments. However it can be difficult to diagnose multiple sclerosis; there is no single test that…
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My 11 Lessons Living with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome from My Aunt
By: Researcher Taymur Just imagine that. You’re happy about life. You’re sharing your life with your dream man. You have a couple of kids, a job that most of the time you enjoy, and hobbies and friends to keep you busy. Instead, the mother-in-law is moving in one day. You don’t know why. You haven’t invited her, and you’re pretty sure, either, that your husband didn’t. You keep thinking she’s going to leave, but you note that her bags have been completely unpacked, and she changes the subject every time you bring up her imminent departure. Okay, that’s not unlike how I had chronic syndrome of exhaustion. As with most…
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7 Coping Strategies That Helped Me in My Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
By: Researcher Taymur My husband and I call “The Dark Years” from 2002 to 2008. I went from a high-energy go-getter virtually overnight to being mostly bedridden, with debilitating aches, increasing tiredness, vertigo, and recurrent bronchitis. Doctors gave me different diagnoses, but the most reliable seemed to be chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) or “an unexplained autoimmune disorder.” The worst part of having a condition like CFS apart from the horrible symptoms, the loss of health, and the indignity of people who believed that I was really sick was the mad, full-time job that was looking for ways to get better. I developed the following seven habits through some painful on…
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For Chronic Fatigue Reduction Use These Hack 10 Diet Tips
By: Researcher Taymur Chronic tiredness is far from the tiredness of “I need another cup of coffee.” It’s a deteriorating disease that can affect your whole life. No big research on the impact of diet on chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) have been performed to date. Nonetheless, Jose Montoya, MD, a medicine professor and Stanford’s Chronic Fatigue clinic expert, reported that diet tends to have an effect on chronic fatigue. “The diet may affect CFS, but we know very little about what specifically could work for everyone,” Montoya said. “We know that some food items make their symptoms worse or better for some, and people should pay attention to them.” While…
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CFS (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) is Never Let You Be Happy
By: Researcher Taymur Understanding Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is a disorder characterized by extreme fatigue and exhaustion that cannot be explained by an underlying medical condition. CFS also be called myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) or systemic intolerance exertion disease (SEID). CFS causes have not yet been fully understood. Viral infection, psychological stress, or a combination of factors are some theories. Since no single cause has been identified and many other conditions give rise to similar symptoms, CFS can be difficult to diagnose. CFS tests are not available. Before making a diagnosis, the doctor will have to rule out other sources of your exhaustion. While CFS was previously a…
