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Whether its from a cold, allergies, or the flu, a cough that keeps you up at night is not only annoying, it can keep your body from resting and healing. Here are five ways you may be able to calm a nighttime cough and get some sleep: Have a warm drink: uncaffeinated tea or war...
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Fatigue is a common and debilitating symptom of multiple sclerosis (MS), a disease of the central nervous system. A study published in February 2014 suggests that sleep apnea is common in people with multiple sclerosis and may contribute to their overall fatigue. The study inclu...
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Bronchitis is an inflammation in the lungs that frequently follows a cold or flu. It's sometimes referred to as a chest cold and can range from a minor annoyance to a more serious condition that requires medical attention. While the cough may feel like it’s coming fro...
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Swimmer's ear is a painful infection of the outer ear and ear canal that typically occurs when water becomes trapped in the ear and bacteria multiply. To treat the infection, ear, nose, and throat doctors would sometimes prescribe antibiotics in the form of pills. Recently...
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Dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing, is a common issue many people experience. It is characterized by a difficulty passing food or liquid from the mouth into the stomach. Typically, difficulty swallowing is a temporary feeling that is not indicative of a serious disorder. However...
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People typically swallow hundreds of times every day, both in order to ingest foods and liquids and clear the mouth and throat of saliva and naturally-occurring mucus. You likely don't think about it as you’re enjoying your lunch or a warm cup of tea, but there are 4 ...
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A study published in December 2013 in the journal Acupuncture in Medicine suggests that placing five acupuncture needles in the outer ear may help people in their weight loss goals. Ear acupuncture is based on the theory that different parts of the outer ear, or pinna, corre...
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With record low temperatures, snow levels, and wind chill throughout much of the midwest and eastern U. S. this winter, it's important to take proper precautions to protect yourself against the cold. Very cold temperatures can pose a health risk to everyone, but especially o...
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It's easy to make New Year’s resolutions that are difficult to keep. According to usa. gov, the five most popular New Year’s resolutions include Lose weight Volunteer to help other people or animals Quit smoking Go back to school Get a better job Good...
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You could be carrying a staph infection and not even realize it. About 33% of people carry around staph in the warm, moist areas of the body, including nose, armpits, and groin. Another 33% carry staph sporadically. The germs can live for years causing no issues and the person st...
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Multiple studies have shown a link between esophageal cancer and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). One new study by Brown University suggests that reflux may also have a causal relationship with throat cancer. As unintuitive as it may seem, there may also be a link between ...
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A 2013 study at Brown University suggests that frequent heartburn is an independent risk factor for esophageal, throat, and vocal cord cancer. In the study, adjustments were made for age, race, gender, smoking, education, alcohol consumption, weight, and HPV (another risk factor ...
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