Most of the treatments available for this enigma called endometriosis are still being research! ... In my research, there seems to be roughly three main areas or types of treatment available. ... During my research of treatments, I found that "The main forms of treatment for endometriosis are: monitoring, symptomatic management, hormonal treatment, surgical treatment, self-help and complimentary therapies and combined treatment" (Henderson 43). ... Before any treatments can begin, a person has to be diagnosed with endometriosis. ... Also keep in mind that a proper diet is an important part o...

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Essential question: In treating sleep disorders, which method is more effective: Alternative Holistic or Traditional Western medicine treatment? ... There are four main contributing factors that cause sleep disorders; these causes can be put into four different groups, "physical, medical, psychiatric, and environmental" (WebMD). ... "Holistic medicine is different from traditional western medicine In terms of philosophy, diagnostic techniques and treatment options" (WebMD). ... Usually when one wants to use holistic treatment compared to traditional western they start with...

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EGYPTIAN MEDICINE The ancient Egyptians have a long history of medical treatment that began in the prehistoric times, where most of the medical problems were cured with spiritual healings and remedies. ... Some of the other discoveries, treatments and teachings are still used today by numerous medical professionals. ... The two other famous and elaborate papyri focus more on surgical cases and internal medical treatments. ... Some of the treatments used commonly by Imhotep and other doctors include the use of plants and herbs. ... The followers of Asclepius believed in supernatural cause...

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Treatment a. ... For a person with colon cancer, early diagnosis and treatment can be life-saving. ... With treatment, most people with an intestinal obstruction can recover completely. ... (Colorectal Cancer) Types of colon cancer treatments: Surgery Chemotherapy Radiation Surgery Surgery is the main treatment for 8 out of 10 people diagnosed with Colon Cancer, as well as chemotherapy and radiotherapy. ... The aim of the treatment is to shrink the cancer or slow down the growth. ...

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The state of Kuwait has recognized the problem and is about to start the Kuwaitization of medical staff. ... With the investments and the expansion of the health care sector, Kuwait is facing more problems, the most important one is the rising number of non-Kuwaiti medical staff and doctors. ... Studies have shown that the high percentage of the non-Kuwaiti medical staff and doctors points to the fact that the whole health care system relies on foreigners. ... The non-Kuwaiti residents are provided with full and high quality health services through medical insurance (Central Statistical Bureau...

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These kind of palpitations don't require medical treatment, but recurrent heart palpitations usually do. More than 4 million Americans require treatment for heart palpitations. ... Ventricular fibrillation: This type of arrhythmia is considered a medical emergency. ... Most people lose consciousness seconds later and require some type of immediate medical assistance, like CPR. ... Minor heart palpitations are known medically as premature atrial contractions (PACs) or premature ventricular contractions (PVCs). ...

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For centuries now, the female body has been targeted in the medical profession. ... In medical science, female bodies are looked upon as if they need treatment all the time. ... Is it because male don't need any gender related medical treatment and its only womens body that can be controlled. ... In the medical world of women, pregnancy may be considered as a risky business. ... They compare their experience with the medical ideal type of pregnancy. ...

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The Soldier did not seek medical attention because he was afraid of being judged or losing his career. ... They did not receive any kind of mental health or medical attention, and nor did they receive any compensation for the trauma they were experiencing. ... The second reason soldiers should receive treatment. The second reason Soldiers should receive medical attention is it helps to prevent them from committing suicide. The thoughts of suicide can be minimized with the proper treatment. ...

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The treatment worked. Within a short period the patient's depression lifted, and the practice of "light therapy" or photo therapy for the treatment of seasonal pattern depression was born. ... Being a mammal we relay on our internal clocks, medically known as circadian rhythm, to let us know the difference between the time to be awake and the time to sleep. ... There is no medical laboratory testing to determine whether one has SAD. ... Winter blues is not as serious, but may still require the need for treatment. ...

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Marijuana, Users, & What You Lose The topic of marijuana use is very broad and has an intricate effect on society as a whole, however, for the purpose of this paper; the literature review is based on facts covering a brief overview of the existence, use, and effect of marijuana. The history of the Cannabis plant and the outcomes associated with the use and abuse of marijuana is the major focus of this paper. Is Marijuana? Marijuana is a drug obtained from dried and crumpled parts of the hemp plant Cannabis. Cannabis is botanically classified as a member of the family Cannabaceae...

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Gandhi believed in equality and the treatment of all beings with dignity and respect. ... Alexander III greatness is shown in his leadership and treatment of his men on the battlefield. ... Alexander was also known to refuse all medical treatment for himself until all his soldiers had been treated. ... He is the man dressing your wounds, parrying a killing blow aimed for your head, refusing medical attention before you, and also your king. ... Greatness was defined as the deeds and accomplishments of known men, the strength of said man's character, and his treatment of those around hi...

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The earliest medical records available are the records of the ancient Egyptians found on papyruses. ... The Annamites treatment for tinnitus was fumigation. ... Once again, most of these attempts at treatment had little affect on these tinnitus sufferers. ... He attempted this treatment on himself and died. ... In recent years, researchers at the University of Buffalo and the United States Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center have made other discoveries as to the cause of tinnitus. ...

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The earliest medical records available are the records of the ancient Egyptians found on papyruses. ... The Annamites treatment for tinnitus was fumigation. ... Once again, most of these attempts at treatment had little affect on these tinnitus sufferers. ... He attempted this treatment on himself and died. ... In recent years, researchers at the University of Buffalo and the United States Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center have made other discoveries as to the cause of tinnitus. ...

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One of them is when the patient requests to have his or her medication removed and his or her medical treatments canceled. ... Euthanasia should be available as a compassionates means of ending the pain and suffering of those for whom the termination of life support or the refusal of aggressive treatment does not end their lives. ... Another fear stems from the possibility of physicians using euthanasia to cover-up medical mistakes, because for unscrupulous physicians, euthanasia would be an easy answer to such situation. ... However, they have used the term physician-assisted suicide rather t...

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But for parents who believe in the Christian Scientist faith would rather pray and keep their child away from the medical attention they seriously need. ... The cults devotion led to the deaths of more than 172 children between 1975 and 1995 - all because parents refused to seek medical treatment for their children's illnesses. ... Refusing available medical treatment for yourself is one thing, but to impose your beliefs on a child who is not capable of making their own decisions or has not formed any beliefs of it's own, is another. ... Colorado law is also mixed up by a religi...

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Each year cataracts reduce the eyesight of millions of Americans along with costing billions of dollars in medical care (EPA). ... Many medical professionals believe that "UV radiation can alter the body's immune system function" (University of Maryland Medical System). ...

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He enrolled in the medical school at the University of Vienna in the fall of 1873. After eight years of study, he completed medical school. ... It was this cocaine episode that made the medical profession skeptical of his later works. ... Psychoanalysis tries to explain the complex relationship between the mind and body, and it attempts to further the understanding of the role of emotions in medical illness and health. ... Many things revealed by psychoanalytic treatment have formed the basis for other treatments programs in child psychiatry, family therapy, and general psychiatric practice (...

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There are ways of treatment of drug abuse like behavioral therapy and motivational interviewing. ... 9-What are the components of addiction treatment? ... There are two variants of the HIV virus, HIV-1 and HIV-2, both of which ultimately cause AIDS. http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/HIV+AIDS 8- Hepatitis: inflammation of the liver, caused by a virus or a toxin and characterized by jaundice, liver enlargement, and fever. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/hepatitis 9- Sedative- hypnotic drugs: A drug, such as a barbiturate or antianxiety agent that depresses the activity of th...

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From a medical perspective euthanasia is wrong because it directly violates the Hippocratic Oath that defines the profession. ... His writings not only had a great impact on the content of Greek medical thought, but also on the ethics of medical practice. ... By making this treatment legal, pro-life activists believe it would be the first step in allowing doctor's to make their own choices in determining if a person's life is worth living. ... An advance directive contains instructions regarding medical treatment requested by the patient, to guide health care decisions in which th...

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Treatments to Prolong Life Many treatments and machines are able to extend the period of time in which a patient is alive, but is there any dignity left at the end? ... Most patients are typically more comfortable without synthetic treatment, anyway. Feeding tubes are among the most common treatments that will extend a patient's life. ... Legal Issues Regarding Euthanasia Three legal means are used to express an individual's desire to withdraw or withhold treatment if he or she were to become incompetent or terminally ill. ... The doctors specifically said their medical values permi...

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What many people do not realize are the many positive aspects of marijuana legalization, including new medical cures, cleaner and more efficient industry, and reduced marijuana usage. ... However, the study was poorly performed and a medical review board severely criticized it. ...

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These symptoms can commonly last several weeks after the drug use is decreased, even though one can seek medical treatment and the symptoms can be eliminated much more quickly. ... These symptoms can commonly last several weeks after the drug use is decreased, even though one can seek medical treatment and the symptoms can be eliminated much more quickly. ...

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Medical illnesses such as stroke, a heart attack, cancer, Parkinson's disease, and hormonal disorders can cause depressive illness, making the sick person apathetic and unwilling to care for his or her physical needs, thus prolonging the recovery period. ...

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No-Win Situations In "No-Win Situations", alfie Kohn talks about competition games, alternative theory, of how winning a game; minus the opponent can be beneficial in a team effort to achieve a certain goal. In game scenarios Kohn, explains the general theory of wining games against and opponent and how psychologically can affect the players. Different goals are set in multiple games, but to change those goals into accomplishing self-worth is Kohn's principle. A relation ship or a positive achievement is on way to look at a certain goal. Furthermore, Khon says that in some games cama...

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From his research he was able to determine for the treatment and prevention of food poisoning. ... Scott was granted FDA approval to start trials for the treatment of cross-eye in humans. ... Scott published a paper stating botulinum toxin is a safe and useful treatment for cross eye. ... In 2000, the FDA approved Botox for the treatment of cervical dystonia (neck and shoulder spasms). ... In 2002, Botox was approved for the treatment of frown lines between the brows. ...

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