Pranam
According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, over 50 million
people in the United States face some form of an allergic reaction every
year. Allergies are one of the major annoyances in life, and with so many
different types of allergies, it can be hard to pinpoint what triggers your
symptoms. As such, knowing what allergens you’re susceptible to is
important for your overall health—especially considering some allergies are
life-threatening.
If you suffer from allergies, it may be necessary to make some adjustments
to your lifestyle. Read our guide on the various types of allergies to
identify your related symptoms and discover the source of your potential
problem.
Some people find that they’ll have an allergic reaction to the medicine
they take. There are a few ways you can tell whether you are having an
allergic reaction to a medication. Hives are the most common sign; however,
it is possible to have a very serious reaction called anaphylaxis. If you
present any of the following symptoms, you may be allergic to your
medication:
Wheezing// // Swelling in the throat or mouth// Nausea// Diarrhea//
Vomiting// A decrease in blood pressure// Fainting// Cramping// Pollen
Perhaps the most prevalent allergy, pollen affects many individuals,
specifically when there is a change in season. Pollen arises from the
fertilization of other planets. The allergy irritants typically come from
trees, grass, and weeds via little pollen grains released into the air.
Some signs that you may suffer from pollen allergies is a stuffy nose,
sneezing, coughing, swelling and watery eyes, and itchiness in the nose,
ears, mouth, and eyes. The good news is you can combat pollen allergies
with medicine such as Zyrtec or Claritin. Another great way to prepare for
bad pollen is to use a weather app which can alert you of the pollen levels
for that day.
Food: There are certain foods out there can cause allergic reactions. Food
allergies occur because an individual’s immune system makes an antibody
(immunoglobulin E (IgE)) which clashes with certain foods. This can lead to
symptoms such as itching in the mouth, swelling, dizziness, vomiting, and
hives. Some common food allergy diagnoses include:
Peanut// Egg// Milk// Soy// Fish// Wheat
Consider having an allergist test you to see which foods you may be
allergic to. This way, you’ll know what to avoid at all costs. While this
will be easy to take care of at home, this is not the case for dining out.
If you do suffer from a food allergy, it’s important to inquire about the
ingredients in the food when you eat out.
Mold: Mold is dangerous for several reasons, but a main negative outcome
is it can give you allergies. Mold is a fungus that can grow in certain
areas of your home and requires immediate professional attention. Although
mold can be difficult to find, your allergic reaction may be the thing that
alerts you to the problem. Mold isn’t good to breathe in for anyone, but
those who are extra sensitive to it may experience coughing, dry skin, and
watery eyes. A medical history test performed by a doctor can diagnose
whether or not you have mold allergies.
Dust: Mold isn’t the only thing in your home that can cause an allergic
reaction. Dust is another common irritant that many individuals are
allergic to. If you find yourself sneezing, itching your eyes, coughing,
and having other cold-like symptoms, dust may be the culprit. Luckily, this
is an allergen you can prevent. Make sure you vacuum regularly, keep your
home’s humidity low, and wear a mask while cleaning. A dust allergy isn’t
super serious and you can easily resolve it by keeping your home free of it.
Pets: Having a pet is one of the greatest joys in life. Unfortunately,
however, some people may not be able to keep certain animals in the house
due to allergies. Pet allergies typically pertain to animals with fur, such
as dogs and cats, with the latter being more prevalent. Our immune systems
may have trouble responding to an external substance from an animal,
including urine, saliva, or dander. Exposure to these external substances
can cause skin redness, swelling, rashes, and trouble breathing. If you
believe you are suffering from pet allergies, an allergist can test you to
confirm or deny your suspicion.
Insects: Similar to pets, people can also be allergic to insects. The type
of bug you may be allergic to can range from stinging and biting insects,
such as bees and mosquitoes, to pests such as cockroaches. While a sting or
a bite will have natural side effects, an allergic reaction will cause you
to display typical allergic symptoms and will likely last longer than a few
days.
Latex: Latex is a type of rubber that many manufacturers use to create
items such as rubber bands, balloons, gloves, condoms, bandages, and plenty
more. If you come in contact with any of these items and start to notice
symptoms such as skin redness and hives, you may be allergic to latex.
Thankfully, manufacturers make these items using different materials,
including Silicone, Synthetic Polyisoprene, and Polyurethane, which are
safe to use.
*Compared to other side effects, there is one that stands out among the
rest. Most of the allergies mentioned previously lead to some type of skin
irritation*. There are two skin conditions that relate to allergies: eczema
and hives. It is important to look out for both as this will be a clear
sign you’re having an allergic reaction. Eczema will look red and scaly
whereas hives will appear as bumps on the body. There is also contact
dermatitis, which can also lead to bumps. Knowing how to differentiate
these skin conditions will help you quickly determine the irritant and take
preventative measures.
At Allergy and ENT Associates, we offer allergy testing in the Houston area
that will determine the source of a patient’s allergic reaction. Our
trained allergists will perform a scratch test, which will reveal the
severity of different allergies based on skin irritation. From here, you
can take the necessary steps to adjust your lifestyle to remain safe and
healthy.
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*Top Nephrology Colleges in India 2022*
- CMC Vellore - Christian Medical College. ...
- St Johns Medical College, Bangalore. ...
- AIIMS Delhi - All India Institute of Medical Sciences New. ...
- KMC Manipal - Kasturba Medical College. ...
- MS Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore. ...
- IMS BHU - Institute of Medical Sciences Banaras Hindu University.
Mr Gopalakrishnan and his nocturnal sin-poor-ran friend jokes as offended;
see the question: Q2 Do the doctors qualified in nephrology are very less
in India?
I don’t know english sirs; qualified in nephrology in india is just 60
seats; and the errrrata provided by G is increased due to new medical
colleges; I write “do the home work and do not waste pages”. Mainly theer
are 69 colleges in India (Mainly). And Post graduation (MD) seats are 230
to 260 annaually. Then qualified MBBS are how many times 230?.
Do you know that all india MD seats for the anaesthetists is just 11
colleges and ONLY 49 seats. Pumonary 19 colleges and 61 MD seats. So all
post graduation seats only will be small in numbers; PH D will still lower.
Let G amend his ferocity please. Or all of us can laugh to the 2nd
question.
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Q8 Self advice and required sir. IQ is out Now EQ.
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Q9 /10 Silent heart attack is totally different and without knowing it ,
writing as if people die in sleep etc is written as if it is happenning for
all; it has roots ; pl see below:
silent heart attack is a heart attack that has few, if any,
symptoms or has symptoms not recognized as a heart attack. A silent heart
attack might not cause chest pain or shortness of breath, which are
typically associated with a heart attack.
People who have a silent heart attack might think they've had heartburn,
the flu or a strained chest muscle. But a silent heart attack, like any
heart attack, involves blockage of blood flow to the heart and possible
damage to the heart muscle.
The risk factors for a silent heart attack are the same as those for a
heart attack with symptoms. Risk factors include:
- Age
- Diabetes
- Excess weight
- Family history of heart disease
- High blood pressure
- High cholesterol
- Lack of exercise
- Prior heart attack
- Tobacco use
Having a silent heart attack increases the risk of having another heart
attack, which could be deadly. Having another heart attack also increases
the risk of complications, such as heart failure.
There are no tests to determine the potential for having a silent heart
attack. For those with risk factors, a health care provider can evaluate
and treat the risks to reduce the chance of having a silent heart attack.
Imaging tests, such as an electrocardiogram or echocardiogram, are the only
way to identify a silent heart attack.
If you think that you've had a silent heart attack, talk to your health
care provider. A review of your symptoms and health history and a physical
exam can help your provider decide if you need more tests
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What Is Memory?
Memory refers to the psychological processes of acquiring, storing,
retaining, and later retrieving information. There are three major
processes involved in memory: encoding, storage, and retrieval.
Human memory involves the ability to both preserve and recover information.
However, this is not a flawless process. Sometimes people forget or
misremember things. Other times, information is not properly encoded in
memory in the first place.
Memory problems are often relatively minor annoyances, like forgetting
birthdays. However, they can also be a sign of serious conditions such
as Alzheimer's
disease <https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-alzheimers-disease-5075247>
and other
kinds of dementia <https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-dementia-5184552>.
These conditions affect quality of life and ability to function.
In order to create a new memory, information must be changed into a usable
form, which occurs through a process known as *encoding*. Once the
information has been successfully encoded, it must be stored in memory for
later use.
Researchers have long believed that memories form due to changes in brain
neurons <https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-a-neuron-2794890> (nerve
cells). Our understanding today is that memories are created through the
connections that exist between these neurons—either by strengthening these
connections or through the growth of new connections.1
Changes in the connections between nerve cells (known as synapses
<https://www.verywellmind.com/structure-of-a-neuron-2794896>) are
associated with the learning and retention of new information.
Strengthening these connections helps commit information to memory. { If
some one can do at age 80 well he is not eighty at all}.
This is why reviewing and rehearsing information improves the ability to
remember it. Practice strengthens the connections between the synapses that
store that memory.
Much of our stored memory lies outside of our awareness most of the time,
except when we actually need to use it. The memory retrieval process allows
us to bring stored memories into conscious awareness.
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On Fri, 5 Aug 2022 at 12:30, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty <
[email protected]> wrote:
> QUES ANSW MEDICAL 08-2022-04
>
>
> Dear friends,
>
> These are information compiled as QA by me in 1998’s-2014’s and stored in
> my computer. They are posted by *very learnt doctors in kidshealth.org
> <http://kidshealth.org> etc. *
>
> *Many improvements have come in medical field. Hence some information may
> have additions or some times changes.*
>
> *These are for general information, and for any health problem one has
> to consult doctor.*
>
> *BEING COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS.*
>
> Sincerely,
>
> *R. Gopalakrishnan, 78, dated 05-08-2022*
>
>
> Q1 What is Dust mite allergy ?
>
> A1 The residue that dust mites leave behind in the form of their feces and
> decaying bodies mixes with dust and becomes airborne. If you aren't
> allergic to dust mite residue, it's not harmful. But if you are,
> inhaling the residue can cause bothersome allergy symptoms, including
> wheezing, sneezing, wateryeyes and runny nose.
>
>
>
> Q2 Do the doctors qualified in nephrology are very less in India?
>
> A2 Yes. As for kidney specialists, the US has more nephrologists of
> Indian origin than India has.
>
> India has only 60 seats for nephrology,' ' said a Bangalore-based
> surgeon, who has been fighting for transparent admission procedures in
> admissions to graduate and post-graduate seats.
>
> *My note- The position has imporved now by opening of new medical colleges
> with post graduation*
>
>
> Q3 Do pain left arm is a symptom of Heart attack?
>
> A3 Along with the pain on the left arm,there are other symptoms of a heart
> attack.
>
>
> Q4 Which is the best way to keep the brain healthy?
>
> A4 Richard Restak, a clinical professor of neurology at the George
> Washington
> University Medical School, has said that the best way to keep your
> brain healthy is to use it.
>
> The brain gets better the more we use it. Throughout our life, it
> undergoes changes in structure and function. These changes are
> influenced
> by our life experiences. In his new book `Think Smart' Dr. Richard Restak,
> who has written more than 18 books about the human brain, takes a fresh
> look at this wondrous and mysterious organ.
>
>
> Q5 Do obesity is bad for brain?
>
> A5. Yes. Obesity is bad for brain. It has been known all along that
> what's good for heart is also good for brain. Now, Restak says, recent
> studies have shown why obesity - already a known danger to the heart -
> is also bad for the brain.
>
> He has said, "Obesity is now recognized as the No. 1, in the list of
> the causes of dementia that will lead to loss of brain functions.
>
> So it's important to get one's weight under control, to keep blood
> pressure under control, as well as cholesterol, and all these things
> because they create problems with the blood vessels feeding the brain."
>
>
> Q6 It is told walking is a must for diabetic patients. Is it good for
> Alzheimer too?
>
> A6 Yes. Walking a mile two or three times a week will decrease your
> chances of Alzheimer's about 30 percent."
>
>
> Q7 Do afternoon nap( siesta) is good?
>
> A7 Yes. "It's been found that napping in the afternoon during the
> workday for about half an hour is tremendously a rejuvenating ability force
> that enables us to restructure the brain, make consolidation and
> enhancement of new knowledge. So things like that are new and were not
> really recognized previously."
>
> My note- As age increase we get nap even in the morning or evening, but
> may not get sleep in the night. Many watch jokes, laughs and satire TV
> channels before going to sleep at night, ensuring not watching the same
> item repeatedly, unless one likes it too much.
>
>
> Q8 Can we increase IQ?
>
> A8 Restak has affirmed that just as we can improve our brain's health, we
> can also improve its function. He has pointed out that we were not born
> with a fixed level of intelligence. People can raise their IQ by reading
> great
> works of literature, expanding their areas of interest or simply
> increasing
> their vocabulary.
>
>
> Q9 Do memory use will prevent Alzhemers disease?
>
> A9 Very much. Working to improve your memory may be crucial in
> preventing Alzheimer's disease. Keeping your body active and your mind
> sharp can help you as you age.
> Keep learning. Learn more about the computer, crafts, gardening,
> whatever. Never let the brain idle. 'An idle mind is the devil's workshop.'
> And the devil's name is Alzheimer's.
>
> Q10 What are the signs of heart attack?
>
> A10 One must also be aware of an intense pain on the chin, as well
> as nausea and lots of sweating, however these symptoms may also occur
> less frequently.
>
> *NOTE* : There may be no pain in the chest during an heart attack.
>
> *The majority of people (about 60%) who had an heart attack during their
> sleep, did not wake up**. However, **if it occurs, the chest pain may
> wake you up from your deep sleep.*
>
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