Arthritis Pain Relief : Questions To Ask Your Healthcare Provider

Written by Priya Shah


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Make sure to note:

- Where you have pain (same joint both limbs?)

- When you feel pain - with certain activities, inrepparttar morning, when it rains, etc.

- How long you have hadrepparttar 113850 pain

- Ifrepparttar 113851 pain increases or decreases, comes and goes, etc.

- The type & intensity level of pain - stabbing, dull, cramping, stiffness - and low, mild or high pain

- Note any limitations - can't bend over too far without pain, can't get out of car, etc.

- Share any family history of arthritis

- Tell about any OTC or prescription medications or other treatments you currently take or use.

- Discuss any special diet you are on and exercise programs

So tryrepparttar 113852 different options available for arthritis pain relief and prevention.

Give your joints a break as soon as possible from any excess weight they're hauling around, even if it'srepparttar 113853 weight of excess stress.

Lighten up and make pain relief and prevention care part of your normal, everyday routine.

For a comprehensive report on arthritis, visit Arthritis Remedies http://www.arthritisremedies.org

Priya Shah is the editor of The Glutathione Report and Health Naturale. This article may be reprinted as long as the resource box is left intact and all links are hyperlinked.


ADHD-Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Written by Agony Aunt


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What arerepparttar symptoms? •Disorganization •Procrastination •Easily distracted •Poor time management •Forgetful •Difficulty multi-tasking

Some of these symptoms may be more pronounced than others. If you are trying to cope with many things in your daily life (such as bringing up children with ADD as well as working) these symptoms may become worse. Just because your house is messy or your desk isn’t always clear, it doesn’t mean that you have ADD.

If my children have ADD are they doomed to under achieving? In fact high achievers can also have ADD. They will just have to work harder than others to getrepparttar 113849 same results. You can help them by removing distractions from around them, especially when they are doing homework.

I think I may have ADD or ADHD -- What do I do? Find a therapist, a psychologist or a psychiatrist who has expertise in this area; try http://www.chadd.org for a list of these. A combination of counseling, coaching and drugs can help you learn to cope with this condition.

Agony Aunt http://www.myagonyaunt.co.uk



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