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What increases my risk for glaucoma?

Open-angle glaucoma (OAG) Risk factors for OAG include: High pressure in the eyes. OAG is often... Full Answer

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How can I manage my ulcerative colitis?

You can take steps at home to reduce symptoms of ulcerative colitis. Over-the-counter medicines... Full Answer

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How do I manage my glaucoma on a daily basis?

Glaucoma can affect your life. How much you are affected depends on how bad your vision loss is,... Full Answer

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What are the symptoms of HIV?

HIV may not cause symptoms early on. People who do have symptoms may mistake them for the flu or... Full Answer

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How are functional ovarian cysts treated?

Most functional ovarian cysts are harmless, do not cause symptoms and go away without treatment.... Full Answer

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How does glaucoma affect the body?

Glaucoma usually affects side (peripheral) vision first. If glaucoma isn't treated, vision loss... Full Answer

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What are the causes of glaucoma?

The exact cause of glaucoma isn't known. Experts think that increased pressure in the eye... Full Answer

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How is glaucoma diagnosed?

Early detection and treatment of glaucoma are important for controlling the condition and... Full Answer

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What should I expect from behavioral methods for urinary incontinence?

These methods are often successful in reducing or stopping urinary incontinence. Full Answer

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What can I do to manage my meniscus tear?

If you have recently injured your knee, follow these first-aid steps to reduce pain and swelling:... Full Answer

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What can a doctor's exam tell me about my risk for JIA?

During the physical exam, the doctor will note: Joint problems, such as swelling, tenderness or... Full Answer

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How to take a temporal artery temperature?

Remove the cap over the cup part of the thermometer, if it has a cap. Turn on the thermometer.... Full Answer

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What should I think about it I have a nuchal translucency screening test?

It's possible that a screening test will show that the baby has an increased chance of having a... Full Answer

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What causes food poisoning?

Food poisoning is an illness caused by eating or drinking contaminated food. You can get food... Full Answer

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What is a bladder stress test and bonney test?

A bladder stress test simulates the accidental release of urine (urinary incontinence) that may... Full Answer

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