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Family Practice/Primary Care

Are your health problems bringing you down?
Hypertension
Diabetes Mellitus
Addiction, Substance abuse
Stuttering
    What is stuttering?
    What is the difference between stuttering and stammering?
    How many people stutter?
Cancer
Cancer Pain Management
    What is Pain?
    What Causes Pain in People With Cancer?
    How Is Cancer Pain Treated?
    Are There Any General Guidelines for Relieving Pain?
    What is Breakthrough Pain?
    What Causes Breakthrough Pain?
    How Should Breakthrough Pain Be Treated?
    How Is My Persistent Pain Medicine Different From Breakthrough Pain Medicine?
    So, That�s Why I have Been Prescribed Two Different Opioid Pain Medicines?
    If I Have Breakthrough Pain, Does it Mean that the Pain Medicine I Am Using Regularly for My Persistent Pain Is Not Working Well?
    Will Taking Two Different Opioid Pain Medicines Cause More Side Effects?
    When Should I Take My Breakthrough Pain Medicine?
    Can I Take My Persistent Pain Medicine and My Breakthrough Pain Medicine at the Same Time During the Day?
    Can I Take the Breakthrough Medicine With Other Medicines?
    How Can I Be Sure That I�m Getting the Proper Dose of Breakthrough Pain Medicine?
    What Should I Do If My Pain Is Not Relieved and My Doctor Says Nothing More Can Be Done for Me?
Management in Pallative Care/Hospice
Asthma
    Q) What is asthma?
    Q) What triggers an asthma attack?
    Q) How to reduce the burden of asthma?
    Q) Is All Asthma The Same?
    Q) What Is An Asthma Episode (Asthma Attack)?
    Q) What makes my breathing passages so sensitive to triggers?
    Q) Are Asthma Episodes Dangerous?
    Q) What Does "Good Asthma Control" Mean?
    Q) Do some foods cause asthma?
    Q) Can I still play the same sports I used to?
    Q) How do I use a metered-dose inhaler (MDI) without a spacer?
    Q) How do I use a metered-dose inhaler with a spacer?
    Q) Which inhaler do I use during an asthma attack?
    Q) How do I use a small-volume nebulizer?
    Q) Why Should I Do Peak Flow Monitoring?
    Q) How often should you take a peak flow reading?
    Q) How do I use the peak flow meter?
    Q) How do I know if I'm using the meter correctly?
    Q) How accurate are peak flow meters?
    Q) Are there any early warning signs of an asthma attack that are reliable? Usually by the time I notice wheezing and coughing I'm already in bad shape.
    Q) What breathing exercises can help me during an asthma attack?
    Q) What are the biggest "mistakes" that people with asthma make?
    Q) I know that my breathing passages are constricted during an asthma attack. Can I use any bronchodilator drug as a reliever to relax the airways?
    Q) I love to cross-country ski but I'm worried about a flare-up in my asthma. Should I stop exercising?
    Q) Why is my chest so tight during an asthma attack when I try to breathe out?
    Q) What is the link between triggers, inflammation A tissue reaction in which increased numbers of cells invade the tissues. These cells release chemicals that cause changes such an increase in mucus production, swollen linings of airways, and constriction of the airways due to muscle spasm., and asthma?
    Q) I'm allergic to ragweed, which makes my eyes and nose runny and itchy for most of the summer. My doctor calls it "seasonal rhinitis." Will it give me asthma?
    Q) What's the difference between corticosteroids and anabolic steroids? I don't want to "pump up," I just want to control my asthma.
    Q) My wife really wants a pet. She doesn't seem allergic to pets and skin tests show she's not allergic to dogs or cats. How about it?
    Q) I forgot to refill the prescription for the inhaler that gets rid of my wheezing on bad days. Can I just use my other inhaler - the one with the steroid I normally use every day for asthma control?
    Q) Should we consider moving to a different climate?
    Q) Can "allergy shots" help if I have allergic asthma?
    Q) What are the most important things I can do to help improve my asthma?
Back Pain
    Q) Is it possible to know the cause of my back pain?
    Q) What is the likelihood of a cure for my condition?
    Q) What kind of pain management should I be thinking about?
    Q) Do I need an injection of steroids or other medications?
    Q) What kind of pain relievers do you normally prescribe and what are their side effects?
    Q) Do you collaborate with physical therapists, psychologists and other specialists?
    Q) Are there any new developments for my condition on the horizon?
Obesity
    Q) What is BMI?
    Q) What does my BMI mean?
    Q) What causes obesity and overweight?
    Q) What are common health consequences of overweight and obesity?
    Q) How can the burden of overweight and obesity be reduced?
    Q) What is the difference between being overweight and being obese?
    Q) What are some of the factors that contribute to overweight and obesity?
    Q) How does being overweight or obese affect a person�s health?
    Q) What can be done about this major public health problem?
    Q) I've heard that people experience a lot of gas and bloating when they eat too much fiber. Is this true? How can I avoid it?
    Q) What do I need to know about eating out?
    Q) What can I eat at fast-food restaurants?
    Q) Should I keep a diary of what I eat?
    Q) How can I control the portions? How much salt may I eat?
    Q) Do I need to see a doctor?
    Q) When do I need to see a doctor?
    Q) Do I need to see a nutritionist or dietitian? If so, can you recommend one?
    Q) What are the costs associated with overweight and obesity?
    Q) What is being done by CDC to address the problem of overweight and obesity?
    Q) What are some suggestions for losing weight?
    Q) How can physical activity help prevent overweight and obesity?
Political Abuse and Medicine
Medicine, Psychologist, Social work
Headache
    Q) What is a headache?
    Q) What are the causes of headaches?
    Q) How common are primary and secondary headaches?
    Q) What types of headaches are there?
    Q) Are headaches hereditary?
    Q) What is migraine? What causes it, and how can I treat it?
    Q) What is an aura?
    Q) What is a trigger?
    Q) Does weather affect migraines?
    Q) What is the link between migraine and hormones?
    Q) Is there an increased risk of stroke for migraine sufferers?
    Q) What are acute medications for migraine?
    Q) What are the triptans?
    Q) Are over-the-counter medications for migraine effective?
    Q) What are preventive medications for migraine?
    Q) Why are anticonvulsants used to treat migraine?
    Q) Why are antidepressants used to treat migraine?
    Q) What alternative therapies are used to treat migraine?
    Q) What is a tension-type headache? What causes it, and how can I treat it?
    Q) What is a cluster headache? What causes it, and how can I treat it?
    Q) What is a sinus headache? What causes it, and how can I treat it?
    Q) What is a rebound headache? What causes it, and how can I treat it?
    Q) What is biofeedback?
    Q) Can children get headaches?
    Q) What type of doctor should I see to diagnose and treat my headache?
    Q) Do children outgrow headaches?
    Q) How are headaches evaluated and diagnosed?
    Q) How are headaches treated?
    Q) What happens after I start treatment?
    Q) Could my headache be a symptom of something serious? Or a preventable underlying condition?
    Q) How do I know I have a tension-type headache and not a migraine?
    Q) Is there anything I can do to ease headache pain without taking a medication?
    Q) What are the most effective over-the-counter pain relievers?
    Q) Is there anything I can do to prevent tension-type headaches?
    Q) How do I recognize triggers for headache pain?
    Q) Can muscle relaxants or other prescription drugs help?
    Q) Are there experimental treatments that would help?
    Q) My child suffers from regular headaches. Are there any special concerns?
    Q) How many different causes are there for headaches? I do not believe that doctors have really worked out what mine are due to.
    Some of the questions your doctor may ask are listed below:
      Q) Have you got the headache at present?
      Q) Have you had this type of headache before?
      Q) How often do you get the headaches?
      Q) How long do the headaches last?
      Q) Where exactly is the headache?
      Q) How would you describe the headache?
      Q) Gradual or sudden onset of the headache?
      Q) What time of the day is the headache worse?
      Q) Are you under a lot of stress or tension?
      Q) Have you had a heavy cold recently?
      Recent head injury?
      Q) Have you had a recent spinal procedure?
      Medications? Alcohol history? Caffeine intake? Family history?

      Doctor may ask about related symptoms:

      Pain in the back of the head or neck? Nausea or vomiting? Unusual sensations in your eyes, such as flashing lights? Dizziness, weakness or any strange sensations? Does the light hurt your eyes? Do you get blurred vision? Watering or redness of one or both of your eyes? Pain or tenderness on combing your hair? Does your nose run when you get the headaches? Fever, sweats or chills? Teeth pain? Jaw pain? Seizures?

    Q) How common are primary and secondary headaches?
    Q) What are the symptoms of tension headaches?
    Q) What are the symptoms of migraine headaches?
    Q) What are the symptoms of cluster headaches?
    Q) What causes primary headaches?
    Q) Are primary headaches dangerous?
    Q) What diseases cause secondary headaches?
    Q) How are secondary headaches diagnosed?
    Q) What are the tests for secondary headaches?
    Q) When should one consult a doctor for headaches?
    Q) What is the treatment for tension headaches?
    Q) What is the treatment for moderate to severe migraine headaches?
    Q) What are the side effects of triptans?
    Q) What other medications are used for treating migraine headaches?
    Q) How are migraine headaches prevented?
    Q) What are migraine triggers?
    Q) What should migraine sufferers do?
    Q) What are prophylactic medications for migraine headaches?
    Q) Who should consider prophylactic medications to prevent migraine headaches?
    Q) How effective are prophylactic medications?
    Q) What is the proper way to use preventive medications?
    Q) What is the treatment of cluster headaches?
    Q) What is the treatment for menstrual migraine?
    Q) What is the prognosis?
    Q) How Can I Help My Doctor?
      Pay attention to your symptom(s) so you can describe your condition as accurately as possible:
      Q) What are your headache location, duration, severity (worst ever headache?), and character (dull, sharp, throbbing, etc.)?
      Q) What brings them on (for example, certain foods, stress, bright light, fasting, or sleep disturbances)?
      Q) What aggravates them (exertion, coughing, bending, or sexual activity)?
      Q) What relieves them?
      Q) How long have you had these headaches? Have you had these headaches since childhood?
      Q) How frequently do you get headaches? Do they occur on weekdays? Weekends?
      Q) Are headaches related to menstruation?
      Q) Do other family members have similar headaches?
      Q) Are headaches often preceded by warning symptoms such as fatigue, yawning, sleepiness, or euphoria?
      Q) Are your headaches associated with visual disturbances, nausea, vomiting, pallor, cold hands and feet, seizures, weakness or unusual sensations of the arm or leg, unsteady gait, slurred speech, or fever?
      Q) Has there been a recent head trauma or a fall?

      Prepare a list of all your medications, medical conditions, and surgeries.

      Include all prescription and nonprescription medications, supplements, vitamins, herbs, and minerals. You might bring them with you to show your doctor. This will help answer any questions your doctor may have about your medications and dosages.

      List prior and current medical conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart attacks, or cancers.

      List prior surgeries (appendectomy, hysterectomy, knee replacement, etc.), procedures (colonoscopy, mammography, upper GI x-rays, etc.), and hospitalizations. Bring any hospitalization records and procedure reports in your possession.
    Questions to Ask Your Doctor
      Q) What do you think is causing my headaches?
      Q) Is there more than one condition (disease) that could be causing my headaches?
      Q) What tests will you do to diagnose my headaches?
      Q) How accurate are the tests?
      Q) How safe are the tests?
      Q) What is the likely course of my condition? What is the long-term prognosis?
      Q) What are my treatment options? How effective is each treatment option? What are the benefits versus the risks of each treatment option?
      Q) If my symptoms worsen, what should I do on my own? When should I contact you?
      Q) Are you aware of each of the medications that I am taking? Can they adversely interact with the medications you are prescribing for me?
      Q) Should we monitor for side effects of the medications that you are prescribing or for their interactions with other medications I am taking?
      Q) How About Follow-up Care?
    Angina
      Q) What Is Angina?
      Q) What Causes Angina?
      Q) What Are The Symptoms Of Angina?
      Q) What is the difference between a heart attack and angina?
      Q) Does chest pain always mean a heart problem?
      Q) When is angina an emergency?
      Q) How Is Angina Diagnosed?
      Q) What Type Of Treatment Is Available?
      Q) My doctor says that my chest pain may be angina, but more tests are needed. When my EKG was taken, it was normal. Do I really need to have a stress test Procedure used to measure the heart's response to exercise (also known as an exercise tolerance test). During stress testing, the individual is asked to ride a stationary bicycle or walk on a treadmill while a physician takes an electrocardiogram.?
      Q) I am frightened by the idea of having to walk on a treadmill during my exercise tolerance test Procedure used to measure the heart's response to exercise (also known as a stress test). During exercise tolerance testing, the individual is asked to ride a stationary bicycle or walk on a treadmill while a physician takes an electrocardiogram. . Won't that trigger my angina - or a heart attack?
      Q) My spouse is scheduled to have angiography. She was told that a plastic tube will be inserted through a blood vessel until it reaches her heart. Won't that be painful - and dangerous?
      Q) I've been told that I should exercise regularly for my angina. But aren't some types of exercise dangerous?
      Q) My nutritionist says that I should eat more fish and try to cook with vegetable oils like canola. Why?
      Q) How do you tell the difference between angina and a heart attack?
      Q) What does "unstable" angina mean?
      Q) How do nitroglycerin pills stop angina?
      Q) I have high blood pressure as well as angina. Do any medications treat both problems?
      Q) Isn't bypass surgery less risky than it used to be?
      Q) What is Interventional Cardiology?
      Q) What are Interventional Procedures?
      Q) What is Coronary Artery Disease?
      Q) What is Peripheral Vascular Disease?
      Q) What do I do before a scheduled procedure?
      Q) What are the "do's and dont's" after a procedure?
      Q) What are Drug Coated Stents?
      Q) Are there any special precautions with medicated stents?
      Q) What is High Risk Angioplasty & Cardiopulmonary Support (CPS)?
      Q) What is Percutaneous Transmyocardial Revascularization (PTMR)?
Stress
    Q) What Is Stress?
    Q) What Are The Signs Of Stress?
    Q) What Causes Stress?
    Q) What's Stressful For You?
    Q) Are some people more vulnerable to stress than others?
    Q) What Are Your Personal Signs Of Stress?
    Q) Has some one else noticed you have this sign?
    Q) Are you having this sign of stress?
    Q) How Does Stress Affect The Body?
      Q) Do you have muscle tension?
      Q) Do you have sweaty palms?
      Q) Do you have rapid breathing or rapid pulse?
      Q) Are you pacing or fidgeting?
      Q) Is your voice too tense, too loud or too quiet?
      Q) Do you feel nervous, moody, depressed?
      Q) Do you feel frustrated?
      Q) Do you feel lonely?
      Q) Are your thoughts always turning to your worries?
      Q) Are you having trouble with concentration or memory?
      Q) Do you always talk to yourself with words like "should, must, and ought?"
      Q) Do you feel like a failure if you are late, or if things don't go as planned?
    Q) Are some people more vulnerable to stress than others?
Do you use any of the following?
Alcohol, Drugs, Tobacco products.

Did you ever face any one of the following?
1) Psychological Torture
2) Physical Torture
3) Discrimination
4) Deprivation of rights
5) Malicious provoking and crushing techniques
6) Malicious harassment, stress, entrapment techniques
7) Disruption
8) Exclusion
9) Did you challenge any? Who? How? When? Where?
10) Did you face retaliation.
11) Negligence
12) Oppression
13) Administrative abuse.

What would be the correct answer?
What are your recommendations?

Don't over-prescribe.
Bupropion Hydrochloride (wellbutrin), Modafinil (Provigil), Paroxetine Hydrochloride (Paxil), fluoxetine (Prozac), Aripiprazole (Abilify), Risperdal, Clonazepam, Ambien, Sertraline (Zoloft), etc.
Don't prescribe so as to subject individuals to any drug side effects.
Don't diagnose Depression, Post-traumatic stress disorder, Schizophrenia, Paranoid Delusions, Panic Attacks, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.

Exclude all of the above.

Punish oppressors to relieve oppressive pain and harm.
Put individuals in a safe place with their families.
Make sure individuals are surrounded by people from the same religion.
Initiate regenerative counselling.
Take into account the family and the central community for any specific counseling.

Depression


    Do you often feel sad, down or blue?
    Are you often tired or have little energy?
    Are the things you used to enjoy not fun anymore?
    Are you having trouble sleeping or are you sleeping too much?
    Is it hard to keep mind on what you are doing?
    Do you feel afraid, worried or cranky?
    Have you thought of killing yourself or tried to?

    Q) What Is Depression?
    Q) What Causes It?
    Q) Who Gets Depressed?
    Q) How Is It Diagnosed?
    Q) How Is It Treated?
    Q) Can Psychotherapy Help?
    Q) Can Medication Help?
    Q) Is entering psychotherapy a good way to quickly get over depression?
    Q) Can aerobic exercise Physical activity that requires extra effort help relieve depression?
Post Traumatic Stress
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Dysrhythmia
Schizophrenia
Gall Stones
    Q) What Are Gallstones?
    Q) What Is The Gallbladder?
    Q) How Do Gallstones Form?
    Q) What Are The Symptoms Of Gallstones?
    Q) Who Is At Risk For Gallstones?
    Q) How Are Gallstones Diagnosed?
    Q) I had an ultrasound scan of the abdomen for another medical problem. It showed several big stones in my gallbladder. Should I have my gallbladder removed?
    Q) How Are Gallstones Treated?
    Q) Two months ago, my wife went to the emergency room in the middle of the night with severe abdominal pain. The doctor said it was a gallstone attack, and recommended removal of her gallbladder. She's had no more problems since then. Could the disease have just gone away?
    Q) When my mom had gallbladder surgery, she stayed in the hospital for a week. It took her weeks at home to get back to normal. The doctor says modern surgery is a lot easier on patients. He says I need to stay just overnight, and can go back to work in about a week. Does that sound right?
    Q) Why should I have my gallbladder removed when non-surgical treatments are available?
    Q) What Is The Outlook For Gallbladder Disease?
    Q) I had an ultrasound scan of the abdomen The stomach area that begins just below the ribs and extends to the pelvis. for another medical problem. It showed several big stones in my gallbladder The pear-shaped organ located in the right side of the abdomen that stores and releases bile.. Should I have my gallbladder removed?
    Q) Two friends went on crash diets, and lost a lot of weight real fast. Within a few months, both developed gallstones and needed surgery. How could dieting cause gallstones?
    Q) Will I need to stay on a special diet after having my gallbladder removed?
    Q) Ever since gallbladder surgery, I've had looser bowel movements. I also have bowel movements more often now. Could removal of my gallbladder have caused digestive problems?
    Q) Two months ago, my wife went to the emergency room in the middle of the night with severe abdominal pain. The doctor said it was a gallstone attack, and recommended removal of her gallbladder. She's had no more problems since then. Could the disease have just gone away?
    Q) Why should I have my gallbladder removed when non-surgical treatments are available?
    Q) When my mom had gallbladder surgery, she stayed in the hospital for a week. It took her weeks at home to get back to normal. The doctor says modern surgery is a lot easier on patients. He says I need to stay just overnight, and can go back to work in about a week. Does that sound right?
    Q) What is extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy?
Daily Exercise Recommendations
    Q) How much exercise do you need?
    Q) What types of aerobic activities are considered moderate-intensity?
    Q) What are ways to get the amount of physical activity that I need?
    Q) What types of aerobic activities are considered vigorous-intensity?
    Q) Are there special recommendations for young people?
    Q) Are there special recommendations for older adults?
    Q) Why is it important for people with diabetes to be physically active?

    Exercise and Diabetes

    Q) Why is it important for people with diabetes to be physically active?
    Q) How much and how often should people with diabetes exercise?
    Q) What are some good types of physical activity for people with diabetes?
    Q) Are there any safety considerations for people with diabetes when they exercise?

    Benefits of exercise

    Q) How can I get a good night's sleep?
    Q) How can walking help me lose weight and get fit?
    Q) Should I change how I exercise as I get older?
    Q) What are the benefits of losing weight?
    Q) What is the best type of exercise?
    Q) Why is exercise good for me?
    Q) Why is my waist size important?

    Children and exercise

    Q) Can walking help my child keep fit?
    Q) How much exercise should my child do?
    Q) What can I do if my child is overweight?
    Q) What's the best exercise for teenagers?

    Diet and exercise

    Q) How can I get a good night's sleep?
    Q) How can I get rid of my beer belly?
    Q) What is the Body Mass Index (BMI)?
    Q) What should I eat when I exercise?
    Q) What's the best time to eat when exercising?
    Q) Why is my waist size important?

    Getting enough exercise

    Q) How can I do sport and exercise if I am disabled?
    Q) How do I get the confidence to start exercising regularly?
    Q) Why is my waist size important?

    How to exercise

    Q) Can I get fit without leaving the house?
    Q) How can I get rid of my beer belly?
    Q) How can I keep fit during winter?
    Q) How can I tone up my arms?
    Q) What are the different types of exercise class?
    Q) What's the difference between light, moderate and vigorous exercise?
    Q) When can I resume normal activities after a heart attack?

    Pregnancy and exercise

    Q) What are pelvic floor exercises?
    Q) What exercises can I do during pregnancy?

    Staying safe

    Q) Can I go swimming if I have just had a body piercing?
    Q) How can I lose weight safely?
    Q) How should I warm up before exercise?
    Q) Is it safe for me to go diving?
    Q) What are the risks of over-exercising?
    Q) What is a muscle cramp?
    Q) When can I resume normal activities after a heart attack?

    Exercise for Women

    Q) How can I increase a muscle group's endurance?
    Q) Does Adding Weights To Cardio Burn More Calories?
    Q) Where Can I Find a Low Glycemic Foods List?
    Q) Can I Get Great Abs From a Balance Ball?
    Q) When Should I Train With Weight Vs. Cardio?
    Q) Can Low Impact Exercise Help Me Lose Weight?
    Q) What is the Safest Weight Loss Pill if I have Asthma?
    Q) Should I Workout My Entire Body In One Routine?
    Q) How Many Calories Does 1 Pound of Muscle Burn?
    Q) How Do I Tighten Up My Abs and Arms?
    Q) How Many Calories Do Curves Workouts Burn?
    Q) How Many Calories Should I Eat Every Day?
    Q) Which Exercises for a Competitive Rowing Athlete?
    Q) What Exercise Program Should I Use To Gain Weight?
    Q) How Can I Lose 50 Pounds In a Year?
    Q) How Can I Gain More Muscle Mass Fast?
    Q) How Do I Get The Most Out of My Exercise Plan?
    Q) Do I Need To Take Anabolic Steroids?
    Q) Which Fat Burner Should I Use With My Diet?
    Q) How Do I Fit a Diet Regimen Into My Schedule?
    Q) How Many Calories Must I Burn To Lose 1 Pound?
    Q) Should I Do Cardio Slow or Fast For Best Results?
    Q) How Do I Make My Triceps Not Flap When I Wave?
    Q) How Can I Tighten My Inner and Upper Thighs?
    Q) How Can I Gain Weight Despite Doing Spinning?
    Q) Can You Recommend a Daily Menu For Me?
    Q) How Do I Get Rid of My Gut?
    Q) Can I Get My Muscle Mass Back?
    Q) Am I a Candidate For Gastric Bypass Surgery?
    Q) How Do I Reduce My Big Tummy?
    Q) Why Can't I Lose Weight Despite Tons of Exercise?
    Q) How Do I Slim My Hips and Thighs?
    Q) Can You Provide an Exercise Plan to Lose Weight?
    Q) How Do I Add Muscle Mass To My Legs?
    Q) How Do I Get 6 Pack Abs?
    Q) Should I Bulk Up or Tone Down?
    Q) Which Exercises To Tighten My Thighs?
    Q) How Can I Lose Weight With Hypothyroidism?
    Q) Will Pilates or Yoga Give Me 6 Pack Abs?
    Q) Should I Eat Before or After Exercising?
    Q) How Do I Lose That Last Layer of Fat?
    Q) How Do I Lose My Stomach and Back Fat?
    Q) How Do I Lose That Last 5 Pounds?
    Q) How Can I Get A Bigger Butt?
    Q) How Can I Get Faster For Basketball?
    Q) What's The Best Way To Lose Weight Fast?
    Q) How Should I Group My Muscles for Workouts?
    Q) How Can I Tone Up My Lower Abs?
    Q) Should I Eat More Protein or More Carbs?
    Q) Can I Start Taking Whey Protein Supplements?
    Q) How Can I Tone Up All Over My Body?
    Q) How Do I Know If I'm Over Training?
    Q) How Can I Keep Losing Weight on My Fitness Plan?
    Q) Why Has My Weight Loss Stalled?
    Q) Is The Elliptical or Treadmill Better?
    Q) How Do I Build Up My Triceps?
    Q) Should I Lose Weight First Before Exercising?
    Q) Why Are My Muscles So Fatigued?
    Q) How Can I Develop My Chest Without Weights?
    Q) Why Did I Get Diarrhea from Creatine Monohydrate?
    Q) How Can I Widen My Chest?
    Q) How Do I Find The Nutrient Details of Meals?
    Q) How Can I Tone Up My Abs and Arms?
    Q) Which Muscles Should I Workout First?
    Q) How Can I Broaden My Shoulders?
    Q) What Should I Eat and How Should I Train?
    Q) How Do I Gain My Muscular Strength Back?
    Q) Can I Develop My Shoulders With Dumbbells?
    Q) Why am I Fat After My Eating Disorder?
    Q) Can I Get a Flat Stomach After My Hysterectomy?
    Q) How Can I Lose Belly Fat After Pregnancy?
    Q) Can I Build Up My Inner Chest Muscles?
    Q) Can You Give Me an Exercise Analysis?
    Q) How Many Days Per Week Should I Train Muscles?
    Q) Which Exercises Are Best For My Lower Body?
    Q) How Can I Tame My Intense Sugar Cravings?
    Q) How Should I Train For Basketball?
    Q) How Can I Tone My Armpit and Chest Area?
    Q) Can You Give Motivational Tips To Exercise?
    Q) How Can I Increase My Bench Press?
    Q) How Can I Continue Gaining Muscle Mass?
Daily Nutrition Recommendations
    Q) Diet and Human Behavior: How much do they Affect Each Other?
    Q) What kinds of foods should I eat?
    Q) What kinds of foods should I avoid?
    Q) What do I need to know about eating out?
    Q) What can I eat at fast-food restaurants?
    Q) Do I need to see a nutritionist or dietitian? If so, can you recommend one?
    Q) Should I keep a diary of what I eat?
    Q) How can I control the portions? How much salt may I eat?
    Q) Should I restrict my calories or fat intake to a certain level?
Bad Breath
    Q) What causes bad breath?
    Q) What can I do about bad breath?
    Q) Do I need to see a Medical Doctor?
    Q) Do I need to see a Dentist?
    Q) How do I find a dentist who treats bad breath?
    Q) What is the treatment for bad breath?
    Q) Where can I get products that will be useful in treating bad breath?
    Q) How effective are "halitosis kits" and other products that claim to treat bad breath?
    Q) How can I tell if I have bad breath?
    Q) What else causes bad breath?
    Q) Can other medical conditions cause bad breath?
    Q) Can smoking cause bad breath?
    Q) How can my dentist help?
    Q) Can I prevent bad breath?
    Q) Will mouthwash help?
    Q) How can I prevent bad breath if I wear dentures?
    Q) How can I tell someone they have bad breath?
    Q) Why doesn't my dentist or physician know about this treatment?
    Q) Whenever I have post nasal drip, the problem gets worse. Doesn't that show that it comes from the sinuses?
    Q) Once in a while I get these small white round dots that appear on my tonsils and sometimes I even cough them up. They have an extremely strong odor. What are they and is this related to my breath and taste disorder?
    Q) I scrape my tongue all day, but yet I still have bad breath. My dentist gave me this huge tongue scraper and told me to use it daily because it might scrape off the bacteria. I gag just by looking at it. Is there any truth to this or is it just one of those fads?
    Q) Which is the strongest of your formulas?
    Q) I don't have bad breath or any taste problems, but I want to use the best toothpaste and mouthwash you have. Which products should I use?
    Q) Does Bad Breath Come from the Stomach ?
    Q) Can Bacteria from Gums or Gum Disease Cause Bad Breath ?.
    Q) Is Cleaning the Teeth Necessary in Reducing Bad Breath ?
    Q) Does Bad breath Come From the Sinuses ?
    Q) Can Mouth Breathing Cause Bad Breath ?
    Q) Is A Coating On The Tongue Normal ?
    Q) How Long Do I Need To Use Special Products For?
    Q) What Products Do You Recommend ?
    Q) Where does the odor on the back of the tongue come from?
    Q) What kinds of bacteria have been implicated in oral malodor?
    Q) Wouldn't it be better if the microorganisms on the tongue were completely eradicated?
    Q) Do you clean your teeth properly?
    Q) How important is flossing the teeth?
    Q) Are toothpicks important?
    Q) How effective are sprays and breath mints?
    Q) Should I use mouthwash?
    Q) When is the best time to rinse?
    Q) what causes bad breath?
    Q) What about smoking?
    Q) How do I know when I have bad breath?
    Q) How can you tell someone that he/she has bad breath?
    Q) When does bad breath get even worse?
    Q) Are you a mouth breather?
    Q) Can bad breath be transmitted by French Kissing?
    Q) Do your gums bleed?
    Q) Is having your teeth pulled a remedy for bad breath?
    Q) I have a coating on my tongue. Is this normal?
    Q) What is the treatment for bad breath?
    Q) What Products Do You Recommend?
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    Q) What is vomiting?
    Q) Why do people vomit?
    Q) What's gastritis?
    Q) What happens in vomiting?
    Q) What is nausea?
    Q) What are the stimuli that cause nausea?
    Q) What purpose does nausea serve?
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    Q) How is vomiting induced?
    Q) How can I avoid motion sickness?
    Q) What is projectile vomiting?
    Q) Why does projectile vomiting occur?
    Q) What is food poisoning?
    Q) What causes food poisoning?
    Q) How common is food poisoning?
    Q) Does all food poisoning result in vomiting?
    Q) What is the treatment for food poisoning?
    Q) What causes gastroenteritis?
    Q) How often does the average person vomit?
    Q) Are there any gender differences in frequency of vomiting?
    Q) What about geographic differences?
    Q) How can one prevent vomiting?
    Q) Are antacids useful in preventing vomiting?
    Q) How can I know when I'm so nauseated that vomiting is inevitable?
    Q) Why does my mouth water before I vomit?
    Q) What's the first thing I should do after vomiting?
    Q) Can I get dehydrated from vomiting?
    Q) After I vomit, what can be done to prevent it from recurring?
    Q) What is infectious gastroenteritis?
    Q) How does infectious gastroenteritis spread?
    Q) Can infectious gastroenteritis be prevented?
    Q) What is the Definition of Viral Gastroenteritis?
      Description of Viral Gastroenteritis
      Causes of Viral Gastroenteritis
      Symptoms of Viral Gastroenteritis
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      Treatment for Viral Gastroenteritis
      Prevention of Viral Gastroenteritis

    Q) What Questions to ask Your Doctor About Viral Gastroenteritis?

      Q) What is the Definition of Viral Gastroenteritis?
      Q) Is it bacterial or viral gastroenteritis?
      Q) What is the probable cause of the infection?
      Q) Is there evidence of dehydration?
      Q) What do you recommend?
      Q) What do you recommend to relieve the diarrhea and cramping?

    Q) What is diarrhea and acute gastroenteritis?
    Q) What causes vomiting and diarrhea?
    Q) Are vomiting and diarrhea contagious?
    Q) How are vomiting and diarrhea treated?
    Q) When should I call the doctor?
    Q) What is viral gastroenteritis?
    Q) What causes viral gastroenteritis?
    Q) What are the symptoms of viral gastroenteritis?
    Q) Is viral gastroenteritis a serious illness?
    Q) Is the illness contagious? How are these viruses spread?
    Q) How is viral gastroenteritis diagnosed?
    Q) How is viral gastroenteritis treated?
    Q) How long after illness can someone return to work or school?
    Q) Can viral gastroenteritis be prevented?
    Q) What should I use to clean and disinfect contaminated surfaces?
    Q) What is the best way to clean contaminated fiber sofas, rugs, etc?
    Q) Are there special recommendations for cleaning contaminated laundry?
    Q) How do you get dehydrated?
    Q) How do you know if you are dehydrated?
    Q) How much water do you need to drink, when to drink?
    Q) What should we drink? What we shouldn't drink?
    Q) Can we drink too much water?
    Q) How do you know your tap water is safe to drink?
    Q) How about bottled water?
    Q) How about filters and filtered water?
    Q) What are the effects of dehydration?
    Q) What is dehydration?
    Q) What are the effects of dehydration on children?
    Q) What is the definition of dehydration?
    Q) What are the symptoms of dehydration?
    Q) What can be done to prevent dehydration?
    Q) What are the signs and effects of dehydration?
    Q) What causes dehydration during exercise?
    Q) How does dehydration occur?
    Q) How is dehydration treated?
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