Treatment for tendonitis can be done simply by resting the affected joint and applying an ice pack for about 20 minutes 3 to 4 times a day. However, if it does not improve after a few days, it is important to consult an orthopedist so that a complete assessment can be carried out and the […]
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Measles treatment consists of relieving symptoms through rest, hydration and medications such as Paracetamol, for around 10 days, which is how long the disease lasts. This disease is more common in children and its treatment is aimed at controlling unpleasant symptoms such as fever, general malaise, lack of appetite, itching and red spots on the […]
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Treatment for carpal tunnel syndrome usually includes wearing a splint, applying cold compresses, taking anti-inflammatory medications to reduce pain, physical therapy, corticosteroid injections or, in some cases, surgery, for example. These treatments aim to alleviate symptoms, such as tingling and needle sensations in the thumb or ring, index or middle fingers, for example. See all […]
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Treatment for osteoporosis is aimed at strengthening bones. Therefore, it is very common for people undergoing treatment, or preventing the disease, in addition to increasing their intake of foods with calcium, to also take calcium and vitamin D supplements. However, this type of supplementation must Always be advised by a doctor to avoid being harmful […]
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To combat poor digestion, you should drink teas and juices that facilitate the digestive process of food and, when necessary, take medications to protect the stomach and speed up intestinal transit, reducing the feeling of a full stomach. Poor digestion can be caused by eating too much food in a meal or eating very fatty […]
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Malaria treatment is carried out with antimalarial medicines, which are free and provided by the SUS (Unified Health System). The treatment aims to prevent the development of the parasite and the dose may vary according to the severity of the disease, species of parasite and age and weight of the patient. Malaria is an infectious […]
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Black stripe medicines are those that act on the brain, having a sedative, analgesic or stimulant action, presenting a greater risk of dependence and tolerance, and, therefore, contain on the packaging the phrase “Sold under medical prescription, abuse of this medicine can cause addiction.” Black label medicines, also called controlled, psychotropic or narcotic medicines, such […]
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Treatment for HPV aims to eliminate warts, which may vary according to the number of warts, the location in which they appear and the shape they have, and it is important that the treatment is carried out in accordance with the guidance of the gynecologist or urologist. Depending on the characteristics of HPV warts, the […]
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Treatment for urinary incontinence depends on the type of incontinence the person has, that is, whether it is urgency, stress or a combination of these 2 types. However, in most cases, treatment may involve the use of pelvic muscle exercises, physical therapy, medication or even surgery, especially in more serious cases. Ideally, treatment for urinary […]
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The medicines are separated into categories (A, B, C, D and X), which indicate whether or not they can be taken by pregnant women without major complications. Pregnancy is, without a shadow of a doubt, a special process in the lives of many women. A life is emerging inside the body of another life, and […]
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