Chronic Persistent Lyme Disease
Do you know about chronic persistent Lyme disease? Read on for a detailed guide.
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Early Disseminated Lyme Disease
Are you familiar with early disseminated Lyme disease? Read on for the details.
Continue ReadingLung Infections That Are Difficult to Get Rid Of
A number of lung infections that are difficult to get rid of do not respond readily to usual treatment with antibiotics. They can be chronic or …
Continue ReadingPain Management After Tonsillectomy
Inadequate pain management after tonsil surgery can lead to problems or complications, such as nausea, vomiting, poor hydration, sleep disturbance and …
Continue ReadingTreatment for Anaerobic Bacteria - Antibiotics for Anaerobic Bacterial Infection
Antibiotics for anaerobic bacterial infection include metronidazole and clindamycin. These drugs are used to fight bacteria that thrive in …
Continue ReadingRecommended Food After Tonsillectomy
Sore throat and difficulty in swallowing are the most common effects of tonsillectomy. Learn how to care for the post surgical patient, what food is …
Continue ReadingSymptoms Of Viral Infections
There are many different symptoms of viral infections, and many different types of viral infections that one can come in contact with. Because of …
Continue ReadingBest Treatment for Decubitus Ulcers
Do you know what a decubitus ulcer is and best treatment for decubitus ulcers is? This article gives you all you need to know, including information …
Continue ReadingBilateral Maxillary Soft-Tissue Disease: What Is Making Your Cheeks Swell?
There are a few different types of bilateral maxillary soft-tissue disease. If you are experiencing swelling in your cheeks, make an appointment with …
Continue ReadingFoot Infection from Peripheral Vascular Disease: How Do You Manage Your Foot Ulcers?
If you have a foot infection from peripheral vascular disease, contact your physician. It is important that treatment begin immediately to keep any …
Continue ReadingLearn How CPAP Masks and Pressure Ulcers Can Pose a Problem
CPAP masks help millions of people live with sleep apnea. The mask delivers pressurized air to the person’s airway in order to keep it open during the …
Continue ReadingAn Overview of a Stage 1 Decubitus Ulcer
Do you know what a stage 1 decubitus ulcer is? A decubitus ulcer is another name for pressure ulcer. The treatment for this stage of ulcer is …
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