Is Cervical Cancer Curable?
Cervical cancer is generally considered curable, but survival rates depend heavily on the stage of diagnosis and effectiveness of treatment. Learn...
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The 4 Stages of Cervical Cancer
Cervical cancer is broken into four different stages. Learn more about diagnosis, symptoms, prognosis, and treatment options at each stage. Cervical...
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What Are Tests for Prediabetes?
Learn more about the causes and risk factors for prediabetes so you can manage your blood sugar levels and prevent the development of type 2...
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Thalamic Stroke: Everything to Know
Learn the signs, symptoms, risk factors and outlook for a thalamic stroke, the importance of quick treatment, and what treatment may be done. A...
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Stroke Rehabilitation: What to Expect
Learn about stroke rehabilitation and the cognitive, physical and other therapies and medications used in this critical part of post stroke recovery....
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What Is a Urine Glucose Test?
A urine glucose test may be ordered if high blood sugar is suspected, or if you’re already a diagnosed diabetic. Learn what high glucose means. A...
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What Medications Do People Take After a Stroke?
After a stroke, you may be given medications that can help you recover and prevent a future stroke. Learn about types of stroke medication. A stroke...
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Can Aspirin Reduce the Risk of a Stroke?
Taking an aspirin after a stroke may minimize the chances of a second one. Learn more about the benefits and risks of aspirin for strokes Aspirin is...
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A Complete Guide to Stroke Surgeries
Learn about stroke surgery and common procedures that can save your life during a stroke, reduce your stroke risk, or even prevent future strokes. A...
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Diabetes and Heart Disease
Diabetes increases the risk of cardiovascular disease. Learn about the link between diabetes and heart disease and ways to keep your heart healthy....
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Common Signs Metformin Is Not Working and What to Do
Metformin is an oral medication used to treat type 2 diabetes. It may become less effective over time. Here are some signs metformin is not working....
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Ketone Levels: Where Should I Be and How Can I Check?
Your ketone levels can give you critical information about your body. Find out how to check your ketone levels and determine what the results mean....
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Diabetic Foot Ulcers
People with diabetes are at increased risk of developing blisters, sores, and wounds, especially if they have diabetic peripheral neuropathy. A...
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What Is an Insulin Pen and How Is It Used?
An insulin pen is used to inject insulin into someone with diabetes. Find out how these pens help manage blood sugar levels and how they are used. An...
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LEEP Procedure to Treat Cervical Dysplasia
A LEEP procedure is commonly recommended for women with cervical dysplasia. Discover what a LEEP is, how it is done, and what to expect afterward....
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Symptoms of a Stroke vs. Parkinson's Disease
Get info on the differences and similarities between a stroke and Parkinson's disease with these frequently asked questions. Parkinson's disease...
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Ativan for Chemotherapy-Induced Nausea and Vomiting
Learn how Ativan is used to reduce nausea during chemotherapy, possible side effects of Ativan, and what you can do to help control them. Ativan,...
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A Mixed Meal Tolerance Test for Clinical Trials
The mixed meal tolerance test is long but simple and the results show you how your pancreas is working. Learn more about this test The Mixed Meal...
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What to Know About Symlin (Pramlintide Injection)
Symlin (pramlintide) is a synthetic form of a hormone produced by the pancreas. Learn how it's used along with insulin to treat diabetes. Symlin...
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Cerebellar Stroke
A cerebellar stroke causes balance and vision problems and may result in short-term swelling of the brain. A stroke involving the cerebellum is one...
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What to Know About Januvia (Sitagliptin)
Januvia (sitagliptin) is a DPP-4 inhibitor for managing type 2 diabetes used along with diet and exercise. Learn about its benefits and drawbacks....
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What Is a Carotid Doppler Test?
A carotid Doppler test determines if the arteries in your neck are blocked by fatty plaque. This non-invasive test is a strong predictor of future...
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6 Ways to Prepare for Hair Loss During Chemotherapy
Hair loss is one of many chemotherapy side effects, but there are several things patients can do to prepare for hair loss during chemotherapy. If...
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Experimental Medical Treatment
Learn about the pros and cons of getting experimental medical treatment, and about how you can find out where to get medications under research. If...
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6 Ways to Reduce Nausea During Chemotherapy
Chemotherapy is known to upset the stomach, in turn causing mild to severe nausea. Here are ways to help reduce nausea during cancer treatment....
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What to Know About Levemir (Insulin Detemir)
Long-acting insulin, Levemir, is available in a no-push extension insulin pen. Learn about the features of this device in managing your diabetes....
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What to Know About Glucophage (Metformin)
Metformin is a type 2 diabetes medication that helps lower blood sugars. Learn how to take it, when to take it, and how to prevent side effects....
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Cervical Dysplasia Treatment
Learn about the different types of cervical dysplasia treatment and how they are used to remove and analyze the abnormal tissues. Cervical dysplasia...
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