Prescription Medications For Candida and Their Side EffectsWritten by Dr. Brian Martin
Pharmaceutical medications used to treat Candida, may cause patients to suffer from following side effects: Hives, itching, swelling, diarrhea, abdominal pain, nausea, rashes, or a drop in blood pressure. Reports have surfaced regarding administration of pharmaceutical drugs such as: Diflucan, Mycostatin, Nilstat, Nystex, and Gemfibrozil. Side effects are an unfortunate factor that can never be anticipated. Due to fact that some of medications contain sugar, they may be unsuitable for diabetics. Additionally, some of drugs listed above, can also increase effects of other prescription drugs, resulting in dangerous side effects. As a result, while prescribing anticoagulants, insulin, oral diabetes medications or cholesterol-lowering drugs, a doctor must closely monitor a patient to make absolutely sure there are no contraindicative symptoms.
| | Do You Fear Impotence?Written by Jane Kriese
Please feel free to use this article in your Newsletter or on your web site. If you use this article, please send a brief message to let me know where it appeared: mail to:janes-store@telus.net Thank you.This article may be reprinted in newsletters and on web sites, with resource box included If using this article, please send a brief message to janes-store@telus.net Word count; 376 with 33 word resource box Format; 60 characters per line URL: http://www herbs4health.net Date of copyright; May 15/ 05 This article was checked by SpamAssassin and is spam-safe. DO YOU FEAR IMPOTENCE? Impotence or Erectile Dysfunction (E.D.) is a medical condition affecting more than 50% of men between 40 and 70 years of age. E.D. is consistent inability of a man to get or maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual activity. Causes of impotence can be psychological or physical. Some of physical causes may interfere with normal circulation of blood within penis such as; high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, some medications, nerve damage, kidney or liver disease and other vascular conditions .Other causes can be poor life style, (little or no exercise, poor diet and eating habits), cigarette smoking and excessive consumption of alcohol. You are now wondering, “how do I tell difference between psychological or physical impotence?” This self-test will help you distinguish between two. Self test for psychological impotence; Buy a few one cent postage stamps. Glue a strip of stamps around shaft of penis before going to bed. If ring of stamps is broken in morning, cause of impotence is probably physiological. If strip is unbroken cause is probably physical.
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