It’s not a laughing matter. Fear really can stalk the night. You can be lying in bed, enjoying the moment as sleep slowly overtakes you at the end of tiring day when, with just the merest warning, the pain can strike, usually in the calves. Or you can be jerked unceremoniously from sleep. Nothing seems to protect you. You wonder about hanging garlic above the windows, but reject it. You experiment with temperature, adding or rejecting coverings. But cramp is not to be frightened away like a vampire, nor does it seem to care whether your legs are hot or cold. Those muscles can suddenly contract and tie themselves into a knot. And the pain! Even though it may only be a minute or so, it feels like forever. So what do you do apart from grab the leg and howl with pain. Well, some believe in rubbing it. Others try stretching – pulling or pointing the toes up or back can seem to help. While the more active leap from bed and walk it off. Well, that should be limp it off since putting weight on the leg only seems to add to the pain at first. Read the rest of this entry »
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21-07-2010 by AgungIf you ask younger men why they worry about losing their hair, they will all give some great-sounding reasons about how society judges them and discriminates against them, but it really all comes down to sex. Younger men like to think they are attractive to women. Even when they have talked their way into a steady relationship, they remain confident about their ability to find another partner should this one fail to live up to expectations. The problem is a simple one. Our culture thinks men look older if they are losing their hair. This is not unreasonable. All men lose their hair as they get older. But if a man is forced back on to the singles market, hair loss is going to slow down the recruitment of his next partner. Unless he happens to be rich, that is. Can’t think why but, somehow, rich men never seem to have a problem in finding willing women no matter how much hair they have. Since the majority of men do not have the odd million or so as pocket change, keeping up appearances becomes very important. How else is a man to ensure his genes get carried forward into the next generation unless he keeps his hair? Read the rest of this entry »
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20-07-2010 by AgungIt’s a sad fact of life that, as you grow older, the body slows down and all the things you used to do when younger no longer seem possible. Think sport. You could shoot hoops, pitch a mean curve ball and hold your own on the football field. Now the body that used to be able to run, jump, twist and turn no longer has the same responsiveness. You get out of breath if you run more than a few yards to get out of the rain and the hand-eye co-ordination is definitely weakening as myopia forces you to wear spectacles and muscle tone fades. It should therefore not come as a surprise that sexual activity also has to change to fit your body’s new shape and lack of stamina. An increasingly large percentage of men over the age of sixty experience some degree of difficulty in the bedroom. It varies from a loss of sexual satisfaction to complete impotence. Read the rest of this entry »
Tramadol is an Essential Part of Pain Management
by AgungOne of the building blocks of medical treatment is the need for the patient (that’s you) to consent to whatever treatment is proposed. Hopefully, the doctor gives you a good explanation of the all costs and benefits, and this allows you to make a properly informed decision. The problems with this in the real world come on both sides of the equation. Some doctors act as if they walk on water and you should do whatever they tell you and be grateful they were actually prepared to speak to you. Some patients come with prejudices and, no matter what the doctor tells them, they don’t want to hear anything that conflicts with their own beliefs. In the middle come the doctors who are bad at explaining and the patients who struggle to understand. The result is that many pain management clinics fail to give a comprehensive and satisfactory range of treatments to every patient, i.e. many patients are left in pain. Read the rest of this entry »
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19-07-2010 by AgungAs children, we grow up knowing the acne thing is going to happen during our teen years. As parents we watch our kids pretending everything is cool while desperately looking in mirrors. It’s pointless to say acne is just “spots”. It’s cruel and unrealistic to blame our children for inflicting this emotional trauma on each other. It’s going to take a revolution to change society and make anything less than perfect skin acceptable. Except. . . Except it’s no longer just a teen problem. More adults now find acne never really goes away. Or perhaps it’s that more adults now ask for treatment. Either way, it’s estimated about 15% of adult women up to the age of 45 years now use an acne treatment. Why is this? Read the rest of this entry »
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by AgungNow here’s the thing. The US courts have been at work, accepting cases to prove every possible type of danger caused to humankind by every possible product. Whether it’s cars that just will not stop no matter how many times you stand on the brakes, or the attack of killer tomatoes full of salmonella, the cases just keep on coming. It’s not surprising the political parties wrestle with the idea of cutting back on the right of trial lawyers to harass successful businesses. In fact, every week you see stories of manufacturers surrendering in the face of legal challenges. Sometimes, right or wrong, it’s cheaper just to give up and walk away. So what’s the story here? Read the rest of this entry »
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17-07-2010 by AgungWherever you look in the research literature, you will see research articles praising cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Despite the best efforts of the pharmaceutical industry, the academic researchers have managed to maintain enough independence to challenge the assumption that drugs are the best way of treating any disease or disorder. But it’s all very well for researchers to write articles. This is only useful information if the world changes a little. The are two key changes required. The first comes in the attitude of hospitals and the top physicians. The healthcare services industry is built on a for-profit model that makes the most efficient use of the smallest number of employees to deliver care to the maximum possible number of patients. Unfortunately, one-to-one therapy is an expensive way to use the time of any senior member of staff. Unless you create a new departmental empire for the senior staff to run, they will not support the move to provide CBT, and the hospital will refuse because it will not make enough money unless. . . The second change would have to come from the health insurance industry. The insurers have been hit by regularly increasing medical costs, all of which have been passed on to you as higher premiums. The insurers would have to adjust their payment strategies to prefer short-term therapy costs to long-term drug costs. Read the rest of this entry »
The Eighth Amendment and Tramadol
16-07-2010 by AgungOne of the standard complaints coming from the right of the political spectrum is that doctors are continuously under threat from attorneys. It seems there is a steady supply of these pesky lawyers around who are prepared to sue doctors who may have made a mistake. Whatever happened to deference? Doctors always used to enjoy some degree of professional respect with mistakes quietly forgotten. Now insurance premiums are rising and there are real threats to professional reputation from these unfounded allegations of mistakes. Many states have various shield provisions to limit or restrict the right of patients to sue. Obviously, the medical profession has considerable influence over the lawmaking process and they can manipulate the politics to get protection. But many of the attempts to exclude liability for medical mistakes at a federal level have always run into the other lobby. Trial attorneys spend a lot of money keeping the Democrats happy so the law of tort remains available as a law of consumer protection. Without it, patients who are victims of mistakes would never have a remedy and really bad doctors would have immunity just because of the shingle hanging above their doors. Read the rest of this entry »
Buy Valium (Diazepam) but learn how to deal with negativity
by AgungWhen the sun is shining it’s easier to think everything is right with the world except, no matter what the weather, life is never straightforward. It can be a little like the training courses you see in the movies for rookies to go through. Whether training for the police force or the military, we have to be able to run when necessary, jump, and shoot the terrorists and not the good guys. For those who are good at it, this is both exciting and fun. There’s a satisfying challenge in getting through to the end with the maximum points scored. But for ordinary mortals, this can be a terrible trial. Bits of us wobble when we run and we have never been good at jumping. Most of the time it feels like the rest of the world is shooting at us. These feelings point to negativity in our lives. This makes it hard for us to enjoy the good things when they come along. When you feel more positive about yourself and your life, it’s easier to be happy. Read the rest of this entry »
Buy Levitra But Note a Different Version is Coming
15-07-2010 by AgungEvery now and again, Wikipedia is useful. Wondering when sliced bread was introduced, the cloud tells us the greatest step forward in baking took place in 1928. The bread, of course, stayed the same, preserved in its waxed paper wrapping to preserve its moisture level. At the time, this was hailed as the best possible evidence of US inventiveness. The Brits still use the phrase,”The greatest thing since sliced bread!” in ironic fashion to describe any development of form rather than substance. But the marketers are immune to irony and are always quick to jump on even the smallest change as a major breakthrough. With its new woggle, the widget is now unbeatable. Something it’s always a relief to know. Thanks to the addition of Z2134, your toothpaste is better than before. This is a miracle ingredient, converting the ordinary into the spectacular. Read the rest of this entry »