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    Keratoconus Keratoconus is a disease of the eye that is common sometimes. This syndrome can affect many people who can have very serious problem. There are many different backgrounds of the keratoconus such as history‚ what is keratoconus‚ causes of the diseases‚ symptomssigns and diagnosis‚ and other treatments. Keratoconus was the first study by German oculist‚ Burchard Mauchart in a 1748‚ which he called staphyloma diaphnum. However‚ physician John Nottingham clearly described keratoconus

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    Illnesses In Women

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    Mental Illnesses in Women In the 19th century hysteria was a common illness among women‚ it was even considered to be “an excessively female disease” by Sigmund Freud‚ a neurologist in late 1800s and early 1900s. During this time period many women were considered to have mental illnesses‚ like hysteria‚ but were not treated properly by their doctors and families. The US National Library of Medicine even states that due to prejudice mental disorders in women were often misunderstood and misinterpreted

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    Allergy Immunotherapy

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    Allergen Immunotherapy Allergies are annoying‚ inconvenient and can even be deadly‚ but what is an allergy? An allergy is: “a response to certain substances – called allergens – by the immune system that is considered abnormal” (1) though very little is known about why people developed allergies; we do have a number of treatments available. There are different treatments available for different allergy symptoms. For example‚ a person experiencing breathing troubles due to an allergic reaction

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    Food Allergy

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    IMPORTANT to confirm the diagnosis of a suspected food allergy. *Patients SHOULD avoid the food in question until assessment‚ and an epinephrine auto-injector should be prescribed‚ even if the diagnosis is uncertain. HISTORY It is IMPORTANT to inquire about all suspected foods and to discuss the manner of preparation. Time of onset of symptoms in relation to food exposure‚ symptom duration and severity‚ as well as reproducibility of symptom in the case of recurrent exposure SHOULD be determined

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    Causes of Food Allergy

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    What Causes Food Allergy? Food allergies occur when the immune system mounts an attack on certain proteins in certain foods. The substances in the food that cause this immune system response are called allergens. The immune system is a complex network of cells and molecules that help defend the body against unknown substances. When a properly functioning immune system detects an unknown substance‚ it responds to this threat by producing proteins called antibodies against the invaders. The antibodies

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    Unit 2 1.1 Describe the common types of fractures 1.2 Describe how to manage a fracture 1.3 Describe how to manage a dislocation Common types of fractures Managing a fracture Open Fracture : An open fracture is a fracture where the broken bone is exposed. That is dangerous because of increased chances of infection. Many first aid manuals go into great detail about exactly what should be done with each individual kind of fracture that might occur. This is useful information to have. But with fast

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    Mental Illnesses

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    Mental Illnesses are common issues that target young adults in todays society‚ however in our "effort" to comfort and assist them; we have begun to romanticize them. Contrary to the fiction us teenagers are shown to‚ mental illnesses are not pleasant‚ nor are they desirable; they are complete and utter misery. Around 80 years ago‚ someone suffering from a mental illness would be shunned from the public‚ and physically be "put away". So why has our society come to the point to assume that it is appropriate

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    Symptom

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    East will continue to be a never-ending cycle. When we solve one issue‚ another one will pop up. Bacevich also states that the U.S. is the “physician unable to distinguish between symptom and disease.” In this case‚ ISIS is the symptom while the disease is the underlying problems of the Middle East. Curing one symptom does not cure the entire

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    Food Allergies In Infants

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    Food Allergies When introducing an infant to table food you’re only supposed to stick with one type of food at a time. However‚ that is hardly ever the case‚ most infants are introduced to whatever it is that their parents are eating. Which is a combination of different foods‚ whatever that may be on the plate for dinner that evening or whatever snack that they’re shoving in their mouths. More than likely they will allow their infant to eat right along with them. When introducing infants to new

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    Peanut Allergies

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    Causes and Solutions of Peanut Allergies At some point in our lives‚ we have done something or possibly will do something that has felt as though a panic attack or shortness of breathe has been triggered off. Was it excitement? Was it anxiety? What was causing it? For millions of Americans and people world wide it’s very possible that all of this was being brought on by an allergy to something that had been eaten‚ or something that has been eaten in the past that your immune system didn’t built

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