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Cancer Screening
Cancer Screening Recommendations :Screening tests serve to detect the possibility that a cancer is present before symptoms occur.Skin Cancer :Physical Examination : part of general check-upWhole body photography : not routinely neededLung Cancer :Chest X-Ray : not routinely neededSputum Cytology : not routinely neededLow-dose spiral computed tomography : not routinely neededRectal and Colon
Cancer Chemotherapy
Cancer ChemotherapyCancer chemotherapy involves the use of drugs to destroy cancer cells. Although an ideal chemotherapy drug would destroy cancer cells without harming normal cells, only a few of such drugs exist. Instead, in chemotherapy, drugs are designed to inflict greater damage on cancer cells than on normal cells. Nonetheless, all chemotherapy drugs affect normal cells and can cause side
Cancer Radiation Therapy
Cancer Radiation TherapyRadiation is a beam of intense energy focused on a certain area or organ of the body. It can be generated by a radioactive substance such as cobalt or with an atomic particle (linear) accelerator. In other stategies, a radioactive substance may be injected into a vein to travel to the cancer. For example, radioactive iodine which is used in treatment of thyroid cancer, or
Mesothelioma
MesotheliomaCancer in pleura is called mesothelioma, or in membranes of the abdomen, called peritoneal mesothelioma. In United States, asbestos is the only known causes of cancerous (malignant) mesotheliomaMesotheliomas most commonly appear after exposure to crocidolite, one of four types of asbestos. Amosite, another types of asbestos, also cause mesotheliomas. Chrysotile probably cause fewer
Breast Cancer Symptoms
Breast Cancer SymptomsLump : which usually feel different from the surrounding breast tissues. In early stage the lump may move freely beneath the skin when it is pushed with a fingers. In advances stages the lump cannot be moved at all or it cannot be move separately from the skin over it.Skin puckering or another shape abnormality compared to the other breastSwollen bumps or festering sores
Hypochondriasis
HypochondriasisDefinition:Hypochondriasis is a disorder in which a person preoccupied with fear of having a serious disease.Characteristic:Common between age of 20 and 30Affect both sex equally (Man and Women)Some people with hypochondriasis also have depression or anxietyExamination and reassurance by a doctor do not relive their concernsPeople with hypochondriasis tend to believe that doctor
Prostatitis
ProstatitisDefinition:Prostatitis is pain and swelling of prostate glandCharacteristic:Develop from unknown reasonsCan result from bacterial infection that spreads to the prestate from urinary tract or from blood stream.Bacterial infections may develop slowly and tend to recur (chronic bacterial prostatitis) or dervelop rapidly (acute bacterial prostatitis)Symptoms: Spasm of muscle in the bladder
Metastatic Liver Cancer
Metastatic Liver CancerDefinition:Metastatic liver cancer is a cancer that has spread to the liver from elsewhere in the bodyCharacteristic:Most commonly originates in the lung, breast, large intestine, pancreas or stomachLeukemia and lymphoma may involve liverSymptoms:Weight lossPoor appetiteFever may presentLiver is enlarged, hard and tender, often feels bumpy when touchSpleen is enlargedMild
Menopause Symptoms
Menopause Symptoms:Changes in genital organ occur rapidlyMenstrual cycles stopOvaries stop producing estrogenTissues of the labia minora, clitoris, vagina and urethra thin (atrophy)Thinning can result in chronic irritation, dryness, and discharge from the vaginaVaginal infection are more likely to developThe uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries become smallerProlapse due to decrease in the amount
Pregnancy Sign
Pregnancy Sign:Menstrual periods is a week or more late in a woman who usually has a regular menstrual periodsEnlarged and tender breastNausea with occasional vomitingA need to urinate frequentlyUnusual fatigueChanges in appetitePositive home pregnancy test. Human pregnancy test detect human chorionic gonadotropin HCG produced by plasenta
Lower Back Pain Causes
Lower Back Pain Causes:Muscle and ligament strains and sprains (exercising, lifting, moving in unexpected way)Poor postureLifting improperlyOverweightOsteoarthritis : cartilage that covers and protects the vertebrae to deteriorateOsteoporosis : bone density decreaseRuptured or herniated diskSpinal stenosis : in older peopleAnkylosing spondylitis : the spine and large joints area inflamed
Appendicitis
AppendicitisDefinition:Appendicitis is inflammation and infection of the appendixCharacteristic:Most likely to occur between ages of 10 and 30Most common cause of sudden and severe abdominal pain.Symptoms:NauseVomittingSevere pain in the lower right abdomenWhen abdomen pressed by doctor it is tender and when the pressure release the pain may increased sharplyFever (37.7C to 38.3C)Diagnosis:Base
Asthma
AsthmaDefinition:Asthma is a condition in which the airways narrow , usually reversibly , in response to certain stimulusCharacteristic:Usually begins in childhoodAirway ObstructionPato-physiology:The airways is tubes with muscular walls.Cell in airways walls have 3 receptors : Beta-adrenergic, Cholinergicand peptidergic receptorsReceptors function by sensing specific substances and stimulate the
Premature Ejaculation
Premature EjaculationDefinition:Premature ejaculation is ejaculation that occurs too early , usually before, upon or shortly after penetration sooner than they or their partners would like.Causes:AnxietyPsychology causesSensitive penis skinInflammation of the prostate glandNervous system disorderTreatment:Behaviour modification therapy : Strategies for delaying ejaculationDrug treatment :
Overview of Cancer
Overview of CancerCancer is a group of cells, usually from a single cell, that has lost the normal control mechanism and has unregulated growth. As cancerous cells growth and multiply themselves, they will form a mass of cancerous tissue that we called tumors. The tumors invades and destroy normal adjacent tissue. "Tumors" refer to abnormal growth or mass; tumors can be cancerous or not.
How Cancer Develops and Spreads
How Cancer Develops and SpreadsCancerous cells develop from complex process that are called transformation. The first step of this process is called initiation and the second step of the process is called a promotion. Both step play major role in cancerous cells development.Initiation: Is a changes in cell genetic material called DNA. The changes in DNA occur spontaneously or be brought on by an
Types of Cancer
Types of CancerCancers can be divided into leukemias, lymphomas, carcinomas and sarcomas.Leukemias and Lymphomas : Cancer of blood and blood forming tissues. They may remain as separate cancerous cells rather than forming a lump. They harm the body by crowding out normal blood cells in the bone marrow or bloodstream. Then the normal functioning cells are gradually replaced by cancerous blood
Cancer Risk Factors
Cancer Risk FactorsRisk of developing cancer increase by genetic, age, environmental, geography, diet, viral infections and inflammatory diseases factors.Family history and Genetic Factors: The increased risk is due to single gene or sometimes several genes interacting together. An extra or abnormal DNA may increase the risk of cancer. For example is down syndrome patient have higher risk
Cancer Carcinogens
Cancer CarcinogensList of cancer carcinogens and type of cancer they may produce. Carcinogens is an agent that can causes cancer.1) Carcinogens in Environmental and industrial :Arsenic : Lung CancerAsbestos : Lung Cancer, Pleura CancerAromatic Amines : Bladder CancerBenzene : LeukemiaChromates : Lung CancerNickel : Lung Cancer, Sinuses Cancer, Nose CancerVinyl Chloride : Liver CancerSoot and
Most Common Cancers in Men and Women
Most Common Cancers in Men and WomenMost Common Cancer in Men :Prostate CancerLung CancerColon and Rectum CancerBladder CancerNon-Hodgkin's LymphomaMost Common Cancer in Women :Breast CancerLung CancerColon and Rectum CancerUterus CancerNon-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
Interferon as Anti Cancer Drug
Interferon as Anti Cancer DrugInterferon is a protein substance that is produced by human cells, rich with various biological activities that increase body defense systems. Interferon application for cancer therapy has already been used since 1987 in the United States of America. During that time how interferon works in inhibiting cancer process is still not well explained.Today, base on many
Chemical Food Poisoning
Chemical Food PoisoningChemical food poisoning is a result after eating food like plants, vegetables or animals meat that contains a toxin.Mushroom Poisoning:A result of ingesting several species of mushroom. Poisoning caused by many species of Inocybe and some Clitocybe species. The dangerous substances found is this mushroom is muscarine. Symptoms usually begins a few minutes to 2 hours after
Cancer Surgery
Cancer Surgery:Cancer surgery is one of the oldest forms of cancer treatment and often is the most effective. Surgery is usually the sole or primary means of treating tumors that have not spread beyond their own original site of growth. Which mean surgery treatment cannot be use for metastatic cancer. However surgery cannot be used for all early stages cancer. Some tumors occur in inaccessible
Cancer Prevention
Cancer Prevention:Reducing risk of cancer may be possible through dietary and other lifestyle changes. How risk can be reduced depends on the specific cancer. For example in lifestyle changes is stop smoking and avoid exposure to tobacco smoke can greatly reduce the risk of lung, kidney, bladder, head, neck cancer. Avoiding the use of smokeless tobacco (snuff,chew) decrease the risk of cancer of
Methadone
Methadone : DolophineUses :Severe painDetox for narcotic addictionAction : Narcotic analgesicDose :Adult : 2.5 - 10 mg IM every 3 to 8 hours , 5 - 15mg per oral every 8 hoursPeads : 0.7mg /kg / 24 hours per oral or IM every 8 hoursDispense : Tablets 5mg, 10mg, 40mg, solvent 5, 10mg/5mL, injection 10mg/mL,Side Effects: respiratory distresssedationconstipationurinary retentionventricular
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