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Hyperbaric oxygen therapy helps to treat various medical conditions and wounds. Learn more about HBOT in this blog.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy involves breathing pure oxygen to treat various medical conditions and wounds inside a special room or chamber. The therapy was first used in the U.S in the early 20th century when scuba divers were affected by a prompt change in pressure around them.
It can be a problem that may reduce the quality of your life. And if you do yoga with scoliosis, you should keep in mind the points discussed in the blog.
Scoliosis is characterized by an abnormal sideways curvature of the spine, often diagnosed in childhood and early adolescence. While moderate and severe scoliosis requires medical intervention, mild scoliosis can be effectively managed by yourself, such as with yoga.
Vitamin D is important for bone and muscle health, and it may also help to reduce inflammation. Learn more about vitamin D and inflammation.
Vitamin D, in addition to its important role in calcium homeostasis, has recently been discovered to play a role in immune and inflammation system modulation by regulating the production of inflammatory cytokines and inhibiting the proliferation of pro-inflammatory cells, both of which are important in the pathogenesis of inflammatory diseases. Several studies have linked low vitamin D levels to an increased risk of acute infections and a poor outcome.
PANDAS syndrome is an acronym for pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric diseases associated with streptococcus. Pandas' symptoms appear abruptly.
PANDAS is an acronym for pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric diseases associated with streptococcus. Following infection with Streptococcus pyogenes, children experience abrupt and typically substantial changes in personality, behavior, and mobility.
Inflammatory bowel disorder is an umbrella term for conditions characterized by chronic inflammation of the digestive system.
The actual cause of IBD is unknown, but many doctors believe that a faulty immune system could be the culprit behind it. A well-functioning immune system destroys invading organisms such as viruses and bacteria to defend the body.
Esophagitis is an inflammation that may damage the tissues of the esophagus. Healthy people take around two to four weeks to improve with proper treatment.
This is a chronic immune system disease that is caused by too many eosinophils present in the esophagus. This happens when the body over-responds to food or allergens. This can occur when a person takes certain medications without sufficient water. This can cause medications to linger in the esophagus for too long. Such medications include potassium chloride, antibiotics, etc.
There are several dangerous and toxic molds found in our surroundings. Mold and cancer are regarded as extremely dangerous related to cancer.
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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a brain disorder that affects your mind's attention and controls your behavior. It commonly happens in children and teens and can continue into adulthood.
Gilbert’s syndrome is a fairly common, mild liver disorder that is caused by an inherited deficiency of an enzyme involved in the metabolism of bilirubin. In people with Gilbert’s syndrome, the bilirubin is typically mildly elevated and often fluctuates. At times, it may be within the normal range whereas at other times, the level may be higher than normal, but not dangerously so. The medical name for this is ‘unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia’. It is also sometimes called familial nonhaemolytic bilirubinaemia or constitutional hepatic dysfunction. These long names may not sound promising but GS is in fact a harmless condition. It is not a disease and it is possible that you may not even know you have it. What is Bilirubin? Small amounts of bilirubin are normally present in the blood. Bilirubin is produced from the natural breakdown of hemoglobin (the red pigment of red blood cells) in bone marrow, the spleen, and other organs. It is carried to the liver in the blood where it undergoes a series of chemical changes and is excreted into the bile. It undergoes further chemical changes within the intestine, and from there passes out of the body. However, when red blood cells break down excessively (called hemolysis) or there is interference in the normal processes for bilirubin metabolism or bile excretion, the amount of bilirubin increases. High levels of bilirubin in the blood may produce jaundice (a yellow discoloration of the skin and/or eyes), and in the urine may produce a tea-coloured appearance. Men are at higher risk than women, and tend to develop Gilbert’s syndrome between their late teens and early 30s. Usually, the disorder is diagnosed by chance during the investigation of unrelated illnesses. Some people with Gilbert syndrome also experience abdominal discomfort or tiredness. However, approximately 30 percent of people with Gilbert syndrome have no signs or symptoms of the condition and are discovered only when routine blood tests reveal elevated unconjugated bilirubin levels. Causes Gilbert’s syndrome is caused by decreased hepatic levels of the enzyme glucuronosyltransferase. As this enzyme is responsible for the glucuronidation (conjugation) of bilirubin in the liver, reduced activity of this enzyme leads to an accumulation of unconjugated bilirubin in the circulation. The genetic defect has been identified as the presence of two additional nucleotides in the promoter region of the gene leading to reduced gene expression and therefore reduced enzyme activity. In affected individuals the enzyme is usually functioning at about 25% of normal levels. Of interest the syndrome may be passed to recipients of liver transplantation if the donor was affected. A mutation is a permanent change in the code of the DNA making up a gene or chromosome. This can alter the way a physical characteristic is expressed or cause some function in the body to occur differently. Sometimes the word ‘variant’ is used instead of mutation as many changes do not cause any disorder. Although hemolysis is not part of the syndrome, many patients who consult physicians may have a high bilirubin load because of a slightly reduced erythrocyte life span. Fasting may also increase the bilirubin load, and the resulting hyperbilirubinemia may be exaggerated in patients with Gilbert’s syndrome because of the reduced expression of the glucuronidating enzyme. Alcohol is the most common chemical responsible for toxic damage to the liver, causing fatty liver, alcoholic hepatitis, Gilbert’s Syndrome and, potentially, cirrhosis of the liver . Exposure to industrial chemicals may harm the liver. Many prescription medications may damage the liver as well, including cholesterol-lowering drugs in the statin family and high-dose niacin (also used to reduce cholesterol levels.) The over-the-counter drug acetaminophen (Tylenol) is highly toxic to the liver when taken to excess. Finally, numerous natural herbs and supplements contain chemicals that may cause or accelerate harm to the liver. Symptoms Frequently Reported – fatigue, tiredness, brain fog, headaches, poor memory, dizziness, depression, irritability, anxiety, nausea, loss of appetite, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), stomach pain & cramping, liver/gallbladder pain, abdominal pain, tremors, itchiness, jaundice. Commonly Reported – insomnia, difficulty concentrating, panic attacks, hypoglycemic reaction to foods, intolerance to carbs, food intolerances, alcohol intolerance, loose stools / diarrhea, abdominal bloating or swelling, breathlessness or labored breathing, heart palpitations, aching muscles / body ache, joint pain, numbness & tingling, weakness, chemical sensitivity, weight loss, lump in the throat, feeling constantly sick. Sometimes Reported – difficulty finding the right words, feeling drunk, vomiting, intolerance to fatty foods, strong hangovers, acid reflux, excessive thirst, chest pain, muscle twitches, cold hands and feet, environmental allergies, swollen lymph nodes, toxic feeling, bitter or metallic taste in the mouth, eye pain. Occasionally Reported – waking panic attack, mood swings, feeling antisocial, intolerance to drugs, constipation, pale stools, indigestion, back pain, dry skin, feeling cold, low body temperature, pale skin, low weight, night sweats, excessive sweating, poor immune system, sore or dry throat, light sensitivity, bloodshot eyes. However, these problems are not thought to be directly related to increased bilirubin levels, and could mean you have another condition other than Gilbert’s syndrome. Diseases Associated with Gilbert’s Syndrome Acute inflammation of the liver – may impair the ability of the liver to conjugate and secrete bilirubin. Inflammation of the bile duct – may prevent the secretion of bile and removal of bilirubin. Obstruction of the bile duct – prevents the liver from disposing of bilirubin. Hemolytic anemia – bilirubin production increases when lots of erythrocytes are broken down. Cholestasis – the flow of bile from the liver is interrupted. The bile containing conjugated bilirubin remains in the liver instead of being excreted. Crigler-Najjar syndrome – an inherited condition that impairs the specific enzyme responsible for processing bilirubin, resulting in an excess of bilirubin. Dubin-Johnson syndrome – an inherited form of chronic jaundice that prevents conjugated bilirubin from being secreted out of the liver’s cells. Pseudojaundice – a harmless form of jaundice in which the yellowing of the skin results from an excess of beta-carotene, not from an excess of bilirubin; usually from eating lots of carrots, pumpkin, or melon. Gilbert’s Syndrome and Alcohol Consumption: Can You Drink Alcohol with Gilbert’s Syndrome? It is possible to consume alcohol for people with Gilbert’s syndrome. However, many people with this condition find that alcohol aggravates their symptoms. People with this condition may find it difficult to process even a small amount of alcohol and experience a hangover for several days after consumption. In severe cases, it can lead to a painful digestive tract or significant dizziness. Gilbert’s syndrome diet: What foods to eat and avoid if you have Gilbert’s syndrome? Experts advise eating a balanced and healthy diet consisting of fruits and green leafy vegetables, and drinking plenty of clear fluids like water and fruit juices. It’s best not to fast or consume a low-calorie diet in this condition. You should avoid consuming fatty or sugary foods, alcoholic beverages, or any food items you cannot tolerate. If you are suffering from liver diseases like fatty liver, then you should avoid alcohol altogether. Risk Factors and Complications Associated with Gilbert’s syndrome Despite the condition being present since birth, Gilbert’s syndrome isn’t usually noticeable until puberty or later. Your risk of having Gilbert’s syndrome might increase if you’re a male or if both your parents carry an abnormal gene that causes this condition. Q: How is gilbert’s syndrome diagnosed? A: If you are exhibiting jaundice without any other plausible signs or symptoms of a liver problem, your doctor may test you for Gilbert’s syndrome. Other ways doctors can diagnose Gilbert’s syndrome is through a liver biopsy, CT scan, ultrasound, or genetic test to check for gene mutation responsible for the condition. Q: How to Manage Gilbert’s Syndrome? A: Changing your diet and exercise routine will reduce the onset of certain symptoms. Seeking medical advice from doctors can also help manage this disorder. Q: When should You call the doctor regarding Gilbert’s syndrome? A: You should call a doctor if you experience chronic gastrointestinal problems, jaundice symptoms, dark-colored urine, or clay-colored stool, and fever. Treatment Conventional Treatment – No treatment is needed for majority of patients. There is no health problems associated with this condition and thus most patients do not need any therapy. Patients with Gilbert’s syndrome have a normal life expectancy and do not have a raised risk of other liver ailments. Patients who find the jaundice symptoms too unsettling may benefit from Phenobarbital, a medication which lowers bilirubin levels. Phenobarbital may cause sedation and light-headedness. It is important …
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