Controlling Excessive Salivation
Can I control excessive salivation (sialorrhea) with medication or treatment?
Can I control excessive salivation (sialorrhea) with medication or treatment?
I have been diagnosed with astigmatism (-0.75 in the right eye; -2.00 in the left). My vision is not perfect, but I don’t feel I need glasses. I don’t have headaches even though I read a lot and work on a computer. Occasionally, I skip a line of the text I’m reading, but that doesn’t bother me. My doctor told me I must wear glasses, otherwise my condition could worsen. Is that true? Is there any health risk to not wearing glasses?
Young children with obsessive-compulsive disorder may benefit from family-based cognitive behavioral therapy.
Young people with an opioid addiction who received a more prolonged treatment regimen during a study were less likely to relapse, but after the study’s end they were almost as likely to use again as the group receiving less intensive treatment.
The onset of dementia can increase the risks of driving for older people. Older drivers, their family members, and doctors should be alert for patterns of behavior that indicate diminished capacity behind the wheel.
Lithium is one of the most effective treatments for bipolar disorder, but long-term lithium use may cause kidney problems. Kidney function of patients should be monitored through regular testing.
How do you test for genital herpes?
I have a red irritation on my neck. It feels like I burnt myself but I have not. What can it be?
Can sickle cell anemia be fatal since it can cause blood clots and blocked blood vessels?
My daughter, who is almost 28, has high-risk HPV and developed high-grade dysplasia. She just had a successful LEEP. Would it help her to take the Gardasil vaccine, and should she use condoms?