Saturday, October 31, 2009
List four prefixes used in naming cancers and explains each ones meaning.?
Answer:
you mean like "leukemia"..cancer of bone marrow causing too many white blood cells- leukocytesmelanoma- cancer of the melanocytes in the skinlymphoma-cancer involving the lymphocytes (immune system)osteosarcoma- bone cancerthat sort of thing?
carcin/o is the only one I can think of right now.
Your questions are too vague. Please clarify what you want. Do you mean prefixes like "adeno" or "squamous"?
List 3 symptoms of a cold?
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scratchy throat, runny/stuffy nose, sneezing or coughing!
Cripes.this is beginning to sound like homework. Look it up yourself.
Consistent non-productive cough
Runny Nose
Scratchy Throat
coughing, sneezing, runny nose, watering eyes
Necrotizing skin ulcers, lung failure, paralysis of the left big toe...
runny nose %26gt; coughing %26gt; fever %26gt; chills %26gt;hoarsness %26gt; sore throat etc , the every day cold can have the same symptoms as other named viruses , some of the symptoms can also be the same as tb so if your cold symptoms dont seem to clear up wthin a week or so then go see a doc it may be worse than wha t u thought adn its best to be saf e than sorry
Sneezing, shivering, fever
headache, cough, stuffy nose.. Why?
Lips question.?
well, im a young teen and i have a problem. I'm self-conscious about it but I want your opinions. I have this tumor on my lip{ maybe 2 mm wide/length] and it doesnt stick out above the skin on mu lips. I was wondering if i could get a surgery to remove the tumor. please tell me.
Answer:
Not all tumors are cancer.... you should talk to a plastic surgeon if you want it removed so you get a nice scar and not something that looks worse or makes you feel worse than you do now. Good Luck, and chances are no one notices its.
a motherf*cking tumor? i think your wrong, tumors are cancer... and u can get almost ne kindof surgery today.
consult your doctor
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Not all tumors are cancer.... you should talk to a plastic surgeon if you want it removed so you get a nice scar and not something that looks worse or makes you feel worse than you do now. Good Luck, and chances are no one notices its.
a motherf*cking tumor? i think your wrong, tumors are cancer... and u can get almost ne kindof surgery today.
consult your doctor
Lip Piercings... do they leave scars?
Hi.. Im 17 and i convinced my mother to let me get my lip peirced the day after school lets out. I really want to get it done but Im scared Im going to have an ugly scar on my face if I decide to take it out like a year after or, if i have no choice to take it out for school or work... so if you could tell me how much of a scar it leaves that would be great, and if you want you can tell me how much it hurts to get it peirced. thanks! and yea this is a third time posting this because the typos i made were horrible %26gt;.%26lt;
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It depends on which lips you are talking about. Concerning the lips on your face, you can pick placement of the ring. If you put it on your lip, up by your nose, sure, that will leave a very visable scar. If you put it on the line that connects the lip to skin, where the two colors meet, and you do not pull on it or put big nails in the hole, then that scar will not be very noticable. You can also try ways of covering up the scar. For girls, lipstick. For guys, facial hair. As for the other lips, any peirceing can be mistaken for an STD. So beware.
if u decide to take it out there will only be a little whole just like in ur ears
http://galls.maniacpass.com/bigmoms/rpgb...if that doesnt scar you this willFOR LIFE!
Any piercing you remove will leave a scar. Everyone is different.
Don't do it. That looks nasty. Pierce something else like your belly button.
Yes it will leave a permant scar that looks sorta like a sunken in hole. in other words the scar sorta looks like its still pierced even though its healed over. It's not a super ugly scar but you will have a small scar if you decide to let it heal.
sometimes
Answer:
It depends on which lips you are talking about. Concerning the lips on your face, you can pick placement of the ring. If you put it on your lip, up by your nose, sure, that will leave a very visable scar. If you put it on the line that connects the lip to skin, where the two colors meet, and you do not pull on it or put big nails in the hole, then that scar will not be very noticable. You can also try ways of covering up the scar. For girls, lipstick. For guys, facial hair. As for the other lips, any peirceing can be mistaken for an STD. So beware.
if u decide to take it out there will only be a little whole just like in ur ears
http://galls.maniacpass.com/bigmoms/rpgb...if that doesnt scar you this willFOR LIFE!
Any piercing you remove will leave a scar. Everyone is different.
Don't do it. That looks nasty. Pierce something else like your belly button.
Yes it will leave a permant scar that looks sorta like a sunken in hole. in other words the scar sorta looks like its still pierced even though its healed over. It's not a super ugly scar but you will have a small scar if you decide to let it heal.
sometimes
Lip gloss ----GLUTEN???
Polybutene, Octyldodecanol, Polyisobutene, Microcrystalline Wax, Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil, Silica, Fragrance, Petrolatum, Phenoxyethanol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Glycine Soja (Soybean) Oil, Retinyl Palmitate, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Butylparaben, Ethylparaben, Isobutylparaben. May Contain: Mica, Titanium Dioxide, Iron Oxides, Red 6 Lake, Carmine, Red 7 Lake, Manganese Violet, Blue 1, Red 27, Yellow 6.could anyone tell me if any of these ingredents have GLUTEN in them !! thank you so much
Answer:
Gluten is the name of the insoluble protein in wheat. All breads made with wheat flour will have an amount of gluten in them already. Gluten is the substance that makes bread dough elastic.It is not in your lip gloss.
I am a sufferer of gluten sensitivity. I cannot have this at all and IF I do, I am sitting on the pot for quite some time.
But to answer your question...no...none of these ingredients have gluten in them. As the fellow answerer Isis put it...It is a protein created while mixing certain flours such as wheat, rye and barley.
You cannot create gluten from mixing parabens, or oils.
No, to my knowledge none of these contain gluten. If you have Celiac Disease or are avoiding gluten for another reason, you need to be familiar with the alternate names for gluten. I am posting the link to the "forbidden foods" list on celiac.com. Print it, carry it with u always. Read it when in doubt.It could be all the dyes and chemicals in here if you are having a reaction to the product. The easiest thing is to contact the company to be sure! Best of luck, Amy
Answer:
Gluten is the name of the insoluble protein in wheat. All breads made with wheat flour will have an amount of gluten in them already. Gluten is the substance that makes bread dough elastic.It is not in your lip gloss.
I am a sufferer of gluten sensitivity. I cannot have this at all and IF I do, I am sitting on the pot for quite some time.
But to answer your question...no...none of these ingredients have gluten in them. As the fellow answerer Isis put it...It is a protein created while mixing certain flours such as wheat, rye and barley.
You cannot create gluten from mixing parabens, or oils.
No, to my knowledge none of these contain gluten. If you have Celiac Disease or are avoiding gluten for another reason, you need to be familiar with the alternate names for gluten. I am posting the link to the "forbidden foods" list on celiac.com. Print it, carry it with u always. Read it when in doubt.It could be all the dyes and chemicals in here if you are having a reaction to the product. The easiest thing is to contact the company to be sure! Best of luck, Amy
Lingering effects of gout?
I recently had my first attack of gout on the big toe. It was probably the most excruciating pain ever for a whole weak. The foot eventually swelled up and anything that touched it felt like my toe was being torn apart. Well, its been 3 weeks now since the gout started to hit and the swelling is all but gone and most of the pain has disappeared. Unfortunately, it still feels weird. From time to time, there is a very minor slight throb around that area. And as of today, i still can't walk 100% normal. I can put weight on it but i can't walk in a normal fashion. There would be a slight tinge of pain everytime when the toe is completely bent when pushing off the foot to walk. Is this normal? Does it take this long to heal? Did the gout damage my joints or muscle tissue or something? Alot of references say that the gout disappears and everything feels back to normal. Any help would be appreciated.
Answer:
Pending your age, Gout will affect you for the length of time stated.
I have had it last much longer, even months.
NSAIDs work for a short period of time, but for longer term maintenance look at the following:Apple Cider Vinegar : 1 x tablespoon mixed with a table spoon of filtered water, make sure it is organic with "Mother" still in it , add honey to taste and take about an hour after a meal 3 times a day..this will regulate your pH levels and reduce them...clean your teeth also after using this as it stains..then after an attack reduce this to once a day.Drink Plenty of water ( filtered) 2 litres a day. This in its self can cease Gouty activity.Cherries ( eat 6 a day )Occasionally use Baking Soda ( small amounts only and not long term due to its salt content, 1 x teaspoon with a large glass of water only in the beginning of an attack ) Celery extract and celery oil blends. ( every day )
I use 3mg celery extract with 2 mls celery oil..always seek a medical opinion before starting any low purine diet or taking any herb or medicine.
check your medicines for side effects as there are many for any gout pills supplied by a doctor or health practitioner
You do not tell us what medications you are still on. An anti-inflammatory drug should be continued for a long period with anti-uric acid med.
I'm not answering your question but my husband is a pharmacist and people tell him that they eat 'cherries' and it helps. I'd try that. Don't know why it might work but it wouldn't hurt. I've heard canned mostly, but I'd try them all.
I have suffered from gout for the last 50 years. Most of the attacks I suffer now are brought on by my own doing ... one just cannot go thru life without an occasional beer, shellfish, red meat, and sweets. With all the medication I have taken, nothing has given me the relief of the 'baking soda cure'. You can easily find it on the net with the search words 'gout %26 baking soda'. For me, relief from the intense pain is literally minutes away after taking adose of soda. Hope this wroks as well for you.
You should start ASAP an anti uric acid medicine and take at least 2 l. water a day. If you do not treat your gout (and I do not mean the pain, I mean the uric acid) ,by a strict diet and anti uric medication you will get to the point that the cristals will start forming little spheres , bulging out of your toes' or metatarsic articulations. Your next bloodwork should include LDL, HDL and cholesterol count (the latter is probably through the roof) and an appropriate diet: no red meat, no seafood (fish is ok) no wine (least of all red), no beans etc.Only cooking with olive oil.It all depends on you
Answer:
Pending your age, Gout will affect you for the length of time stated.
I have had it last much longer, even months.
NSAIDs work for a short period of time, but for longer term maintenance look at the following:Apple Cider Vinegar : 1 x tablespoon mixed with a table spoon of filtered water, make sure it is organic with "Mother" still in it , add honey to taste and take about an hour after a meal 3 times a day..this will regulate your pH levels and reduce them...clean your teeth also after using this as it stains..then after an attack reduce this to once a day.Drink Plenty of water ( filtered) 2 litres a day. This in its self can cease Gouty activity.Cherries ( eat 6 a day )Occasionally use Baking Soda ( small amounts only and not long term due to its salt content, 1 x teaspoon with a large glass of water only in the beginning of an attack ) Celery extract and celery oil blends. ( every day )
I use 3mg celery extract with 2 mls celery oil..always seek a medical opinion before starting any low purine diet or taking any herb or medicine.
check your medicines for side effects as there are many for any gout pills supplied by a doctor or health practitioner
You do not tell us what medications you are still on. An anti-inflammatory drug should be continued for a long period with anti-uric acid med.
I'm not answering your question but my husband is a pharmacist and people tell him that they eat 'cherries' and it helps. I'd try that. Don't know why it might work but it wouldn't hurt. I've heard canned mostly, but I'd try them all.
I have suffered from gout for the last 50 years. Most of the attacks I suffer now are brought on by my own doing ... one just cannot go thru life without an occasional beer, shellfish, red meat, and sweets. With all the medication I have taken, nothing has given me the relief of the 'baking soda cure'. You can easily find it on the net with the search words 'gout %26 baking soda'. For me, relief from the intense pain is literally minutes away after taking adose of soda. Hope this wroks as well for you.
You should start ASAP an anti uric acid medicine and take at least 2 l. water a day. If you do not treat your gout (and I do not mean the pain, I mean the uric acid) ,by a strict diet and anti uric medication you will get to the point that the cristals will start forming little spheres , bulging out of your toes' or metatarsic articulations. Your next bloodwork should include LDL, HDL and cholesterol count (the latter is probably through the roof) and an appropriate diet: no red meat, no seafood (fish is ok) no wine (least of all red), no beans etc.Only cooking with olive oil.It all depends on you
Limited mobility?
I had breast cancer and had 11 lymph nodes removed under my arm. Plus nerves, muscle and whatever. I have always been able to reach my back all of it. I can't now. Any tips on how to do without help. I can't use one of the brushes on a stick. I need to wash my back.
Answer:
I'm also a breast cancer survivor along with being a Pilates instructor. I recently had a simple mastectomy and had 5 lymph nodes removed. I am going through reconstruction and am having the same limitations in mobility. Due to the surgery, you will be stiff and sore from the procedure. If you are having problems with mobility, I suggest you talk with your surgeon - she/he should have given you some gentle stretching exercises that can be done to help you regain your range of motion. If you're really having problems, ask your surgeon to send you to a physical therapist. The worst thing you can do is NOT move as the muscles will atrophy and it will become even harder for you to move and regain your full range of motion. As far as washing your back, go to a store like Whole Foods - they have washing cloths that you can use that are long enough for you to take your good arm and put it behind your back, use your affected arm as an anchor on the lower part of your back and give yourself a good scrub.
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I'm also a breast cancer survivor along with being a Pilates instructor. I recently had a simple mastectomy and had 5 lymph nodes removed. I am going through reconstruction and am having the same limitations in mobility. Due to the surgery, you will be stiff and sore from the procedure. If you are having problems with mobility, I suggest you talk with your surgeon - she/he should have given you some gentle stretching exercises that can be done to help you regain your range of motion. If you're really having problems, ask your surgeon to send you to a physical therapist. The worst thing you can do is NOT move as the muscles will atrophy and it will become even harder for you to move and regain your full range of motion. As far as washing your back, go to a store like Whole Foods - they have washing cloths that you can use that are long enough for you to take your good arm and put it behind your back, use your affected arm as an anchor on the lower part of your back and give yourself a good scrub.
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