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Chemo Diarrhea by CancerTeam .. Posted Sun 24 Aug 2008 1:49pm that are specifically designed to produce secretions and mucus. And so the diarrhea that occurs in chemotherapy is a secretory diarrhea and an exudative diarrhea, where there's an outpouring...ANNOUNCER: Diarrhea is a common side effect of chemotherapy. Quick treatment is important, for patients can become seriously dehydrated. But there's another life-threatening Read on »

mucus from rectum by jamesdc Posted Tue 14 Sep 2010 11:53am I have mucus leaking from my retum two months after my partial colon removal. any one know what this or why? Read on »

Cervical Mucus Testing by cj Posted Tue 10 Aug 2010 12:00am Cervical mucus testing is done to check if there is a problem with your fertilization. The woman’s cervix usually produces a barrier of tick mucus that prevents the invasion of bacteria and other organisms from entering the uterus. As you all know, the mucus becomes thinner and more elastic to enable sperm to move freely into the uterus during Read on »

green / brown cervical mucus discharge by memphis Posted Sat 15 Aug 2009 10:06am this greeny coloured cervical mucus discarge on and of then in the last 24 hours i got a sticky greeny brown coloured cervical mucus discharge. i never had anything like this with my first child until near the end where i had a bright green mucus discharge which i was treated and cleared with, should i be worried about this cervical discharge? i can not see Read on »

Myth #4: People with CF should not drink milk because it makes too much mucus by Lauren B. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 05 Aug 2008 4:05pm Fact: While it may feel like it, milk does not increase mucus production. A 2005 review of studies concluded that there was no link between milk consumption and mucus production. In one study, participants infected with the common cold virus reported symptoms of increased in mucus production after drinking milk, but when their mucus production Read on »

When Mucus Attacks by The Cookie Battle Posted Fri 03 Dec 2010 11:08am When mucus attacks, this is the aftermath A pile of tissues on the corner of the couch. I have been up since 5. Took some dayquil and took a 2 hour nap. No food pictures today friends. I am too busy trying not to die. Well, maybe I won't die. But for the last few days and probably the next few coming Read on »

What non-penycillin antibiotic treatment is suggested for a bacterial infection & excessive upper throat & Eustacion tube mucus? by Philip Posted Fri 16 Oct 2009 3:09am Severe Congestion: I have excessive thick mucus production in the upper throat & after checking a reference guide it seems this is congesting the Eustachian. I cannot blow... before this thick mucus began and it was initially diagnosed as sinusitis, then rhinitis. I have also been using Phenodrone which eases mucus production. Several times a day I Read on »

Mucus is a Savior by Selena Facebook

Posted Wed 21 Jul 2010 8:00am with a pretty nasty cold, a coincidence that after some consideration really wasn't one. You see, I never knew that mucus, the building block of boogers, is actually a combination of powerful antimicrobial agents that combat viruses, bacteria and fungi. So when you wash mucus out of your nose and sinuses, you are leaving them vulnerable to attack, especially Read on »

Bursting With Pride...and mucus by Erica P. Registered Nurse

Posted Thu 28 May 2009 12:23am Well, she did it. Stephanie made the varsity soccer team as a freshman - the only freshman, at that. This soccer program is consistently the #1 in town, and ranked pretty well statewide - and we couldn't be more proud of her. As for the mucus part, well, there's a virus kicking my butt and I actually called in sick last night, instead Read on »

Allergy Season and Mucus… The Season is Here by Parker Health Solutions .. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Wed 25 Mar 2009 3:44pm are beginning our seasonal battle with allergies. The congestion and runny noses leading to sneezing and general unhappiness. Proteolytic enzymes have the ability to ease the mucus... allergens and probably finding their way to the mucus membranes. Once around the mucus membranes, the thickened mucus is broken down, thinned out and thus the sinus’ throat and nasal Read on »