There’s nothing worse than suffering from allergies and/or asthma. From seasonal allergies, to pet allergies, to exercise induced asthma, breathing problems can be inconvenient at best, and life threatening at worst. Let’s go over five ways that you can treat both allergies, and asthma at home. However, don’t forget that there are some cases which require a doctor’s attention, so make sure you seek professional help if you need it. 1. Caffeine One of the best ways to open up your airways during a spell of asthma is to drink something with a high level of caffeine in it such as coffee or black tea. This has been shown to give relief for up to four hours in most case. The reason this works is because the caffeine opens your air way similar to the asthma drug theophylline. Just be wary if you have a heart condition or an allergy to caffeine. If so, then this isn’t the remedy for you, but don’t worry, there are others. 2. Dealing with pet allergies Pet allergies are some of the worst to deal with, and can negatively impact your relationship with your pet. While dealing with a spell can be taken care of with nasal sprays, apple cider vinegar, and the like, it’s best to try and prevent pet caused allergies from occurring in the first place.

Cancer is a disease where abnormal cells divide uncontrollably and destroy healthy body tissue. There are several common types of cancer treatment; one of the most common types of cancer treatment is surgery. Surgery is performed on cancer, especially if the cancer is contained in one area. For the most part, these are the most common treatments for several types of cancer: 1. Surgery In most cases, surgery successful when the tumor has not spread to other areas of the body. For many types of cancer, surgery offers the highest chance of a cure. 2. Biosimilar drugs Biosimlar drugs are also used to treat cancer. Biosimilar drugs are almost identical copies of original products but are manufactured by different companies. 3. Radiotherapy Radiation therapy is another type of treatment for cancer. Radiation therapy is used, in most cases, to treat cancers that are contained in one area. Radiation is given two ways: high-energy rays aimed from a machine or implants that are put into the body near the tumor. 4. Chemo Still another treatment for cancer is chemotherapy. Chemotherapy is strong drugs that are given by mouth or by injection. Chemotherapy treats cancers that have spread throughout the body. Chemotherapy travels through the bloodstream.

In its mildest form, acid reflux creates a lot of discomfort for an individual. However, if it develops into a disease, acid reflux can create more extreme complications. Acid reflux usually happens when the lower esophageal sphincter (LES) muscle does not work properly. This particular muscle is responsible for opening and closing of the stomach to keep stomach acid down. However, when this muscle is not doing its job, stomach acids escape, traveling up (or regurgitating) back up into the esophagus and throat, creating a burning sensation in the chest called heartburn. Common causes and facts about acid reflux include: 1. Hiatal hernia A hiatal hernia can make a person develop acid reflux because it forces the LES and upper stomach to move above a person’s diaphragm. The diaphragm also plays an important role with keeping acid inside of our stomach. Remember that a hernia happens anytime one part of our body pushes into another part where it should not be. When a person has a hiatal hernia their stomach bulges up through their hiatal opening and pushes into their chest. Once again, this condition leads to acid reflux. 2. Heartburn can mimic a heart attack One of the most troubling side effects of GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease), is it’s eerily similar symptoms to a heart attack.

The most common forms of thyroid disorders are primary hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, Grave’s disease, and Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis. Throughout the article will be common symptoms to look for between the first two forms. Thyroid disorders often impact a patient’s quality of life negatively. They can affect a patient’s weight, digestive system, sleep cycle, libido, energy level, mood and more. Besides that, conventional remedy protocols often include extended use of synthetic medications or surgery in particular cases. It’s not surprising numerous patients with thyroid disorders seek natural alternatives. From the very start, thyroid issues can be tricky and complicated. In all honesty, there is no all-in-one thyroid treatment that is guaranteed to work. Thyroid problems may be triggered by numerous elements and affect separate bodies different. While adjustments in diet and exercise may assist and go farther for overall health, it is imperative to keep in mind the different viewpoints the different remedies may have. Simply locating a doctor or medical professional who can assist you with understanding what is happening with your particular thyroid can create all the difference. Common treatments for thyroid disease include: 1. Hormone therapy Typical doctors will normally prescribe a type of T4 thyroid hormone. The thyroid naturally manufactures two types of thyroid hormones known as T3 and T4.

In this article, we will discuss Parkinson’s disease and two of the common symptoms, Parkinson’s tremors, and dyskinesia symptoms, which are the result of this devastating disease. We will also discuss several types of medications that can be prescribed to help combat these symptoms and provide some relief to the patient. Parkinson’s disease begins when the “nerve cell damage in the brain occurs that causes the dopamine levels to drop.” This disorder of the “central nervous system”, occurs when low levels of dopamine occur in the brain and affect movement in the body. There is no cure for this disease, but medication and therapy can help prolong the progression or prevent symptoms. 1. Parkinson’s vs. dyskinesia symptoms Symptoms of this disease usually go unnoticed until Parkinson’s tremors begin. The Parkinson’s tremors start on one side of the body, usually the beginning with the hands or the fingers. This involuntary shaking in limbs will sometimes branch out to the rest of the body. These tremors are frustrating to the patient because they cannot get them to stop. The tremors will lessen while the person is sleeping or moving. This is why exercise is so important for these patients. Dyskinesia symptoms, on the other hand, are also common in Parkinson’s patients.