Articles, tagged with "chronic hepatitis", page 1
12th July 2011
Despite the efforts to curb down infectious diseases, there are still such diseases that affect millions of people in the US and worldwide. One such is viral hepatitis. Hepatitis is classified into 5 major types (A to E) but the most common are types A, B...
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Author:
Styla Brite
13th April 2011
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Author:
Gale Fredricks
21st January 2011
Milk thistle originally came from the Mediterranean regions of Europe, the middle east, and north Africa. The name comes from features of the actual supplement: they have splashes of white and contain a milky texture. Milk Thistle seeds have been used for...
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TroyWilinkola
08th December 2010
As tattoos have become increasingly Popular in today’s society, so have the number of tattoo Artists and tattoo studios, some of which are very reputable and some not so reputable. This has led to an increase in the cases of infections and diseases potent...
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Richard McDermott
16th August 2010
The liver is an extremely important organ as it is the seat of the five digestive fires of the human body and also the converter of plasma into blood. So, from an Ayurvedic point of view, the liver is the master controller of the entire body. However, the...
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Author:
Keelin Orla
05th July 2010
The redness, bloating and irritation of the liver due to the Hepatitis B virus (or HBV) is called Hepatitis B. But this condition is not usually noticeable in an individual infected with it, it does not typically show signs and symptoms. Thus, individuals...
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Author:
Orville Vasquez
08th June 2010
Hepatitis C is an infection with the hepatitis C virus. It causes liver to swell which affects its functioning. Hepatitis C spreads by using infected, dirty needles or through blood transfusion. The virus remains dormant in the liver to cause chronic infl...
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Author:
Clinton Mccoy
03rd June 2010
Hepatitis B is a serious liver infection caused by the hepatitis B virus (HBV). In Canada, there are about 3,000 new cases each year. For some, the infection can become deadly when the condition becomes chronic leading to liver scarring (cirrhosis), liver...
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Author:
Journey2Cure
18th May 2010
Exposure to bloodborne pathogens could happen on any school campus, at any time, and on any given day. Consider for a moment how often school employees encounter students that have suffered a bloody nose during class. Or how frequently kids on the playg...
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Author:
David
07th May 2010
Liver is one of the most intelligent organs of the body points out that many functions simultaneously. It produces bile, which is in the intestine and helps in food digestion. To excrete waste and toxic substances from the body, produces cholesterol and m...
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Author:
herbalcure30
04th March 2010
Liver disease related to alcohol consumption fits into one of three categories fatty liver, alcoholic hepatitis, or cirrhosis. Fatty liver, which occurs after acute alcohol ingestion, is generally reversible with abstinence and is not believed to incline ...
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Author:
Dr. Mital John
08th February 2010
The liver is very well connected to the other organs and systems in your body. This is the reason why it is very difficult to diagnose a disease that is connected to the liver. The only way to find out for certain that the disease is indeed related to the...
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Author:
goodevening7
15th January 2010
Lifestyle factors cause most incidents of heart disease and diseases in the bloodstream, in whole or in part. Lifestyle can cause bad blood vessels to be narrowed, high blood pressure and inflammation in the circCirrhosis is the name given to pathology ca...
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Author:
herbalcure30
07th January 2010
INDICATIONS & DOSAGE
HIV infection concomitantly with zidovudine-
Adults weighing 50 kg (110 lb) or more and children ages 12 and older: 150 mg P.O. b.i.d.
Adults under 50 kg: 2 mg/kg P.O. b.i.d.
Children ages 3 months to 12 years: 4 mg/kg ...
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Author:
michael russell
23rd December 2009
Fibrosis is sign for both liver damage and a potential contributor to liver failure by way of progressive cirrhosis of the liver. Liver fibrosis is one of the procedures that occur when the liver is damaged. Such damage may be the result of pharmaceutical...
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Author:
herbalcure30