Category: Health and Medicine - Page 2
Organ-Specific Side Effects: Liver, Kidney, Heart, and Neurologic Risks of Common Medications
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Learn how common medications can damage your liver, kidneys, heart, and nerves. Discover real risks, early warning signs, and what to do to protect yourself.
Read MoreDiabetic Kidney Disease: How Early Albuminuria Signals Risk and Why Tight Control Saves Kidneys
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Diabetic kidney disease starts with tiny amounts of protein in urine-albuminuria. Early detection and tight control of blood sugar and blood pressure can stop it before it leads to kidney failure. New drugs like SGLT2 inhibitors and finerenone now offer powerful protection.
Read MoreEpilepsy and Seizures: Understanding Types, Triggers, and Antiepileptic Medications
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Understand the latest epilepsy and seizure classifications, common triggers, and how antiepileptic medications work. Learn why accurate diagnosis matters for treatment and long-term control.
Read MoreNonallergic Rhinitis: Irritant Triggers and How to Manage Them
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Nonallergic rhinitis causes chronic nasal symptoms without allergies. Learn the hidden triggers-like cold air, spicy food, and perfumes-and evidence-based ways to manage it without antihistamines.
Read MoreChronic Pain: What It Really Means When It Lasts Over Three Months
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Chronic pain lasting over three months isn't just persistent discomfort-it's a complex condition that affects sleep, work, relationships, and mental health. Learn how it's diagnosed, why pills often fail, and what actually works.
Read MoreSteroid Myopathy: How to Recognize Weakness and Start Physical Therapy
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Steroid myopathy causes painless, progressive weakness in hips and shoulders due to long-term steroid use. Learn how to recognize it early and start safe physical therapy to rebuild strength without stopping your medication.
Read MoreAsthma vs. COPD: Key Differences in Symptoms and Treatment
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Asthma and COPD both cause breathing trouble, but they're different diseases with different causes, symptoms, and treatments. Learn how to tell them apart and what each means for your long-term health.
Read MoreHow to Coordinate School Nurses for Daily Pediatric Medications
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Learn how school nurses coordinate daily pediatric medication administration safely and legally using the Five Rights, IHPs, delegation protocols, and electronic documentation to prevent errors and ensure student safety.
Read MoreBasal vs. Squamous Cell Carcinoma: What You Need to Know About Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer
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Basal and squamous cell carcinomas are the most common skin cancers. Learn how they differ in appearance, growth, risk, and treatment - and why catching SCC early could save your life.
Read MoreMedication-Induced Angioedema: Recognizing Swelling Risks and Airway Emergencies
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Medication-induced angioedema causes dangerous swelling that can block your airway. ACE inhibitors are the top trigger - and standard allergy treatments won't work. Know the signs, stop the drug, and act fast.
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