treatment methodology,causative factors
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My son had this problem some years ago and he was hospitalized twice with many tests and treatment.  One day a friend told him to get up early in the morning and without brushing his teeth, keep drinking glasses of water up to 5 or 6.  Then wait for 45 minutes and brush your teeth and take breakfast. He said he would be well in 3 days.  My son felt much better the next day and did this for 3 days.  Always drink plenty of water during the whole day even if you are not sick.  Try this it works and keep a diet of non spicy food especially red chillies.
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Behavioural psychotherapy has long historical roots. Recently it has led to effective treatment for selected neuroses, including phobic, obsessive-compulsive and sexual disorders. Potent therapy has become a tool of experimental psychopathology which advances theory and practice. A pervasive principle is exposure of the patient to those stimuli which evoke his discomfort until this subsides. Level of arousal during exposure does not affect outcome. Theoretical issues are reviewed which decide when exposure will be sensitizing or habituating. Both psychoanalytical and conditioning models of neurosis are out of date, and models derived more directly from clinical experiment are becoming possible. The aetiology of phobias and rituals can be seen as failed extinction rather than enhanced acquisition. Relevant phylogenetic and biological factors are discussed. At the other extreme, well-documented faith-healing indicates huge gaps in our knowledge of psychotherapy.
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I agree with you to a large degree. Personally I believe the tradition treatments, chemo and/or radiation..cause more problems are are ineffective. In alot of cases the patient dies as a result of complications of the treatment, not from the actual disease. Yes, diet...I think an organic diet makes a huge difference, putting more chemicals into a body that is struggling doesnt make a lot of sense. Alot of the meds, even pain meds like morphine, tend to produce angiogenesis in cancer cells and spread the tumors. Im a big believer in the budwig diet and I'm a big believer in meditation and visualisation. I do believe there are alot of other things you can also do to help. For example, biophosponate to stop the spread to bones...blocking the FE+ receptors..cancer cells need iron to divide and multiply, blocking the FE+ receptors deprives them of iron and they cant continue to divide and muliply..there is a chemical in anti-malarial meds that does this. I also strongly believe in Qigong - powerful chinese med to bolster the immune system. Oxidisation treatment, hyperbaric chamber...Dendric cell therapy .. IPT (Insulin Potentiation Therapy), Ultra Violet treatment...there is so much.  Good on you for looking further than the traditional!
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Try this link for causes and treatments....
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hormones.  that is the biggest factor.
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It can go far beyond that, as well.  If a study wasn't set up correctly, then there can BE no 'correct' interpretation.  This is especially common in drug testing.  Often companies are in such a hurry to get a new drug on the shelf that they don't take all the precautions in setting up their studies that they probably should.  For example, they don't conduct tests on as many people as they should, or they inadvertantly bias their data by not taking a random sample.  The problem usually stems from the fact that a doctor is the one responsible for running the tests, not a statistician.
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few things to do :\n\n1- contact your doctor to get the appropreate mediciation for your case .\n\n2- avoid sitting for long hours , it's a main cause ,\n\n3- be gentel with yourself!
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cognitive therapy and psychotherapy and prescribed drugs
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The R  I  C  E treatement:\n   (REST, ICE, COMPRESSION, ELEVATION)
79988
There are treatments.  Check out the link.
202853
Any of the heavy metals, or benzene products would be excellent topics. If you attempt to present a case on a chemical that's too obscure you'll have a difficult time finding enough research/clinical trials to support your claim. Peruse the EPA website to get some other ideas.
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There are 3 broad approaches to treating PMDD. While most experts recommend a combination of all 3, there have been no scientific studies to determine if combination treatment is really the best approach. It is likely that the best approach or combination of approaches will vary from woman to woman based on things like symptom severity and which symptoms are most troublesome.\n\nHere are the 3 approaches with some examples of each:\n\nMedications - including antidepressants, antianxiety drugs, analgesics, hormones and diuretics. \nPsychobehavioral - including exercise and psychotherapies (cognitive-behavioral, coping skills training, relaxation). \nNutritional - including diet modification, vitamins, minerals and herbal preparations.
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Current treatments - problems, advantages\n\nPossible future treatments\n\nInheritance patterns and genetic counselling.\n\nHistory of discovery of the disease or its history in general.\n\nphysiological and genetic basis of the disease (talk about clotting factors).\n\nPerhaps a mixture of the above topics in the one speech in a logical order.
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Physiological explanation based on the concept of the bowl Reassurance regarding the absence of any organic diseasetechniquesc therapy: according to the predominant  complaintPsychotherapytient 1Hypnotherapyyre.2 Antispasmodics 3 Antidiarrhoel agents 4.Tranquilizers 5 Antidepressants \n     if no response with conventional threaphy 1. Elimination of diets  when diarrhoea is predominant 2 Relaxation techiniques  for stress management 3 .Specific biofeedback4. Psychotheraphy and 4 Hypnotherphy.
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I agree that only time can fix this.  If you've shared this with loved ones, I am SURE that they will understand and probably even cheer you on with your treatments.  Try to just look at the bigger picture, you're doing this for a very WONDERFUL reason.  Try to keep a positive attitude and best wishes.
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Most of the risk of the conditions you list can be reduced by a healthy life style. However, there is a genetic component to many of the conditions that you mention and there is not a lot you can do about them. If you have some one size fits all cure in mind I would be very careful with it. Many "new age" treatments are very dangerous.
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An example in one study on smoking:\n\n"The numerator of the rate is the number of diseased subjects and the denominator is usually the number of person-years of observation. The incidence rates for exposed and non-exposed subjects are calculated separately."\n"hort and case-control studies are observational studies and are potentially subject to the effect of extraneous factors which may distort the findings of these studies. The term confounding—or confounding factor—used in this context, refers to an extraneous variable that satisfies both of two conditions."\nFor more from this excellent article by the Geneva Foundation see:\nhttp://www.gfmer.ch/Books/Reproductive_health/Cohort_and_case_control_studies.html\n\nFor more information on the full subject of cohurt studies, choose the source that best meets your needs from the list of sources below.