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      What are Puffy Nipples A few men could encounter kindled or puffy nipples. A few elements can prompt puffy nipples in men, including hormonal lopasided characteristics, certain activities, and an overabundance of muscle versus fat. Despite the fact that they can be awkward, puffy nipples seldom show a health-related crisis. By and large, making dietary and exercise-related changes will help. Nonetheless, in the event that rolling out these improvements doesn’t help, medical procedures might be important to decrease enlarging and return the nipples to their past state. In this article, we analyze the reasons for  puffy nipples treatment  in men. We additionally take a gander at far to diminish their appearance. Cause of Puffy Nipples A few potential reasons for kindled or puffy nipples in men include: hormonal lopsided characteristics steroid use certain activities having an overabundance of muscle-to-fat ratio Hormonal uneven characters Everybody has both sex chemicals: testoster

 Scalloped Tongue: Its Causes And Effective Treatment A scalloped tongue gets its name from the wavy or undulated spaces that show up at the edges of an individual’s tongue. A scalloped tongue is also called: wavy tongue pie outside layer tongue crenated tongue lingua indentation The indents of a scalloped tongue are seldom difficult. Any aggravation might be the consequence of the hidden condition that is causing the waves. The covering of your mouth, particularly on the sides closest to your tongue, may become red or delicate. This is interesting, however more probable in the event that you’re applying a lot of tension or grating to the skin. A scalloped tongue is seldom an indication of an intense issue, like a malignant growth. Notwithstanding, that doesn’t mean a scalloped tongue is not something to be stressed over. Understanding the reasons for a scalloped or wavy tongue can assist you with halting the ways of behaving that are promoting it and knowing when to see your primary c

                What Is Turf Burn?  Counterfeit turf burn has become further developed as of late, and it is progressively well known as a surface on which to play different games. In any case, it accompanies the gamble of turf consumption. Here and there, the turf might be a more safe trusted Source than grass. For instance, it gives more padding than grass during winter. Nonetheless, turf consumption is a huge drawback of playing on this surface. A fall onto the turf is probably going to bring about injury. Sports that individuals regularly play on turf incorporate football, soccer, lacrosse, and field hockey. A turf burn can cause a loss of skin layers. Turf burn is a physical issue that outcomes from contact as opposed to warm. At the point when individuals fall hard on the turf, the contact of the turf against their uncovered skin causes red scraped spots. Contact can prompt the deficiency of skin layers, possibly permitting a painful injury to create. Turf burn is exceptionally e

 New Therapy For Parkinson’s Disease Patients In the United States, an estimated 1.5 million Americans are afflicted with Parkinson’s disease (PD), with more than 60,000 new cases diagnosed each year. While the condition usually develops after the age of 65, 40 percent of people diagnosed are under age 60. Parkinson’s disease is a chronic, progressive disorder of the central nervous system that belongs to a group of conditions called motor system disorders. It affects nearly equal numbers of men and women, with no obvious social, ethnic, economic or geographic boundaries. There presently is no cure for the disease, and the cause is unknown. Levodopa/carbidopa is commonly used early in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease, but as the disease progresses it becomes increasingly difficult to adequately control symptoms with this medication. In fact, Parkinson’s disease patients may experience many hours during the day in which their symptoms return as a result of medication wearing off. Th

 New Therapy Studied For Sickle Cell Anemia Soon after her baby’s 6-month birthday, Wanda Gougis’ worst fears were confirmed. The doctor told her that her daughter, Juanita, had inherited what some other members of her family had – sickle cell anemia. Instead of the normal cries for food or attention, Juanita cries out in pain. The infant faces repeated episodes of excruciating pain involving every joint and organ in the body. The worst is that the mother has to stand by and watch her child go through this while having no treatment to offer. The medicines for sickle cell anemia that are given to adults have such horrible side effects that doctors do not want to treat children with them. So the future for this infant includes repeated pain crisis, stunted growth, frequent infections and many missed school days. Sickle cell affects the structure of the hemoglobin in red blood cells by forming a sickle or crescent shape that has difficulty passing through small blood vessels. The disease

 New Treatment For Blocked Arteries May Save Limbs There’s good news for people at risk for limb amputation due to complications from diabetes: A new laser procedure has been shown to be highly successful in “salvaging” limbs, thus providing a new alternative in the fight against amputation. More than 1 million people in the U.S. suffer from critical limb ischemia (CLI), the most severe form of peripheral arterial disease (PAD)-a common condition in people with diabetes. CLI is the progressive accumulation of plaque and thrombus in the arteries of the leg, resulting in obstruction of blood flow. Left untreated, the condition can lead to pain, foot ulcers and limb loss. An estimated 160,000 amputations are performed in the U.S. each year, directly stemming from CLI-and many of them are preventable. CLiRpath (Cool Laser Revascularization for Peripheral Artery Therapy) uses a “cool” excimer laser to treat arterial blockages common in CLI. The laser catheter is fed down patients’ leg arter

 No Longer Defined By Their Illness, More People With Schizophrenia No Longer Defined By Their Illness, More People With Schizophrenia Look Toward Recovery There are many ways to describe Joe of Salt Lake City, Utah-he is 42 years old, a brother, a son, a friend, a student at the University of Utah and a person with schizophrenia. Joe attributes his improved ability to function to better compliance with his treatment. Now able to manage his symptoms, he is working towards accomplishing goals he and his treatment team have set. He feels he has also reached the point where he no longer defines himself by his illness. In other words, Joe is not a “schizophrenic”-he is a person who lives with schizophrenia. Joe and other people who are successfully living with schizophrenia exemplify the need for greater understanding about the mental illness that affects 2 million people in America-more than the combined populations of North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming-and yet still remains widely mi

 Non-specific Rheumatism Disorder Rheumatism has become a general term for medical problems that affect the heart, joints, kidney, bones, lung and skin. There is a huge list of herbal remedies that are recommended in battling Rheumatism but modern medicine understands that there is several different causes to the condition, and that each case requires different/individual treatment. Because Rheumatism is such a broad term is contains several disorders. The major disorders are: Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid arthritis, Rheumatic heart disease, shoulder/neck/back pain, and zolymyalgia rheumatica among others. If you look at the above list you will notice that several of these disorders have little in common. The common characteristics that they all share is that they cause chronic pain that is difficult to treat. With the above in mind it is easy to see why Rheumatism is so common. This commonality as well as generality is also reflected by the immense amount of herbal medicines, and other a

 Notes on AIDS and HIV In 1981, scientists in the United States and France first recognized the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), which was later discovered to be caused by a virus called the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). HIV breaks down the body’s immunity to infections leading to AIDS. The virus can lie hidden in the body for up to 10 years without producing any obvious symptoms or before developing into the AIDS disease, and in the meantime the person can unknowingly infect others. Currently, an estimated 40 million people worldwide are HIV carriers, and three million a year are dying of AIDS. HIV lives in white blood cells and is present in the sexual fluids of humans. It’s difficult to catch and is spread mostly through sexual intercourse, by needle or syringe sharing among intravenous drug users, in blood transfusions, and during pregnancy and birth (if the mother is infected). Using another person’s razor blade or having your body pierced or tattooed are also ris

 OH!! THE PAIN 1 in 3 adults in the United States currently suffer from chronic joint symptoms or arthritis. Arthritis is a complex disorder that has more than 100 conditions, the common symptom persistent joint pain and inflammation. Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common form. 21 million adults suffer with OA in the United States. It is associated with either an injury or unusual stress to that joint, usually from a work-related repetitive injury or physical trauma. Also known as Wear and Tear, OA is an erosion of the cartilage that normally envelops the ends of the bones in the joint; they begin to rub together causing pain. Damaged joint tissue can cause the release of a substance called prostaglands, which also contributes to the pain and swelling. As the cartilage wears away, the joint may lose its normal shape. The bone ends thicken and the bone at the edge of the joint may grow outward and form bony spurs. Fluid filled cysts may form in the bone near the joint and bits of bone

 Old Crone Or Bright Young Thing? The Gluten Free Shopping Old Crone Or Bright Young Thing? The Gluten Free Shopping Experience Before I became a celiac I took very little notice of food labeling. If I fancied the product then I bought and ate it. Things are very different now, as I have become an inveterate label reader. Now I can hear you thinking What a shopping bore In fact the opposite is true. Shopping for food is an adventure; my quest is to identify new things I can safely eat on a gluten free diet. It is all a matter of perception. How many of you are familiar with the optical illusion of the lady? Many people see an old crone, a lady with a huge chin and a beaky nose. Others see a glamorous young lady dresses in the height of fashion at the turn of the Twentieth Century, with a very fancy hat. For some people they can only see a single option even if they know there are other possibilities. It is not until you trace a particular line then there is that light bulb moment when

 Omaha Rules: How to Play Omaha Poker Omaha poker is starting to become almost as popular as Texas Holdem poker in casino poker rooms, online poker sites and live poker tournaments. Omaha poker rules are similar to Texas Holdem rules. In both poker variations the dealers deals community cards, which can be shared by all the players. However, Omaha poker and Texas Holdem poker are different games and they certainly require using different strategy. Omaha poker can be played as fixed limit, no limit or pot limit. In addition, Omaha poker can be played as high or high low split. Here you can find introduction to both Omaha high and Omaha high low rules. Omaha High Rules The play begins with the player to the dealers immediate left who posts the small blind, usually the amount of half of the minimum bet. For example, in a 4/8 dollars limit game, the small blind will be 2 dollars. Then, the player to the left of the small blind posts the big blind, which is the size of the minimum bet, 4 do

On Dis-ease We are all terminally ill. It is a matter of time before we all die. Aging and death remain almost as mysterious as ever. We feel awed and uncomfortable when we contemplate these twin afflictions. Indeed, the very word denoting illness contains its own best definition: dis-ease. A mental component of lack of well being must exist SUBJECTIVELY. The person must FEEL bad, must experience discomfiture for his condition to qualify as a disease. To this extent, we are justified in classifying all diseases as “spiritual” or “mental”. Is there any other way of distinguishing health from sickness – a way that does NOT depend on the report that the patient provides regarding his subjective experience? Some diseases are manifest and others are latent or immanent. Genetic diseases can exist – unmanifested – for generations. This raises the philosophical problem or whether a potential disease IS a disease? Are AIDS and Haemophilia carriers – sick? Should they be treated, ethically speak