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Dr. Marcarian: Bad Dental Health Can Provoke Medical Problems by Dr. Syed L. Doctor of Dentistry

Posted Mon 22 Feb 2010 9:09pm Good dental health is more than just cosmetic, it is the overall maintenance of the body says Woodland Hills cosmetic dentist . According to the Surgeon General Report on Oral Health , there are clear connections between chronic oral … View post: Dr. Marcarian: Bad Dental Health Can Provoke Medical Problems Read on »

Kids and serious medical problems: Keeping it positive by Dr. Larry W. Doctor of Philosophy

Posted Mon 21 Dec 2009 3:59pm kids (like my own) don't seem to fear the consequences of serious medical problems, and even maintain positive attitudes about those possibilties. And, many kids who do have serious medical problems are able to maintain very positive outlooks and cheery dispositions. Docs have these great phrases for talking to patients about the consequences Read on »

ADD/ADHD Medications: Problems Remain with School Breakfasts by Chuck Medical Doctor

Posted Tue 16 Sep 2008 4:47am breakfast plans, - except for this small but overlooked, very important detail: The Breakfast at School Problem: frequently reported challenge with ADD medications with hundreds of metro children... and this happens everyday in cities all over the US: All stimulants often create significant medications problems when given on an empty stomach - from Read on »

Finding Treatments for Medical Problems by Amanda Patient Expert

Posted Fri 17 Sep 2010 11:38pm Having a medical problem and not knowing where to turn outside of medical help can be stressful. You may feel like you’ve tried everything and nothing can or will help, but keep in mind – no matter what your problem is, someone else out there has had it, and has probably found a way to make it better. Chronic headaches can be particularly Read on »

ADD/ADHD Medications: Problems Remain with School Breakfasts by Chuck Medical Doctor

Posted Tue 01 Jul 2008 4:10pm medications problems when given on an empty stomach- from Concerta, to Adderall, toVyvanse, and even the non-stimulant, less effective Strattera, should be given to childrenfollowing... Weight loss due to: Gastric irritation With repeated attempts with different medications theyappear untreatable!! They can't takeany of the medications, because this problem Read on »

ADHD Diagnosis Can Create Medication Problems by Chuck Medical Doctor

Posted Tue 05 May 2009 4:33pm to do with logical treatment objectives. Do you wonder why so many complain about the medications? The current diagnostic manual, DSM-4-TR, helps only slightly with the complexity of ADHD medication management. If you don't select agreed upon targets, if you and your medical team are fuzzzy about what you are shooting at, I can guarantee significant Read on »

Attitude, Words, and Serious Medical Problems by Dr. Charlotte Thompson Medical Doctor

Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:00pm from bad to worse. Some even try to commit suicide. I wonder if the author is angry about her own diagnosis and sees no hope? There are some amazing medical accounts of patients.... Otherwise the day to day struggles seem hardly worthwhile. I think, too, that we all need to be careful about how we view people with a medical diagnosis such as breast cancer Read on »

German court rules big boobs are not a medical problem by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Sat 29 Nov 2008 12:06pm bust is not a medical problem and as such insurers will only have to pay to correct breasts which are deformed. The case was brought by a 38-year-old woman who suffered... are not a medical problem | Herald Sun Technorati Tags: breast reduction, Germany, obese, insurance, healthcare Read on »

Should Approved Claimant Report New Medical Problems to Social Security During Continuing Disability Review? by Jonathan G. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 20 Dec 2008 6:46pm the comment box to add to this discussion. Post from: Social Security Disability Blog Should Approved Claimant Report New Medical Problems to Social Security During Continuing... I don't get a lot of questions about "continuing disability reviews" (CDR). Here is one that raises an important issue. For those not familiar with the term, a CDR Read on »

Medication Problems by Lee Patient Expert

Posted Wed 22 Oct 2008 4:53pm of thinking if I can't disprove it? My moods were sad and lonely and my thoughts were that I was lonely and would always be alone and that no one needs me or cares about me. Now I can come up with examples of people caring about me, but the rest I am at a loss. I need to take the book and my worksheets to my therapist and get help with it because I hate Read on »