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Our Asthma section on the iMedix Blog provides comprehensive information on asthma symptoms, triggers, treatment, and management. It’s an excellent resource for patients with asthma, their families, and healthcare providers, offering the latest insights and practical advice for dealing with asthma effectively.
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08.08.2021 22:17
When you have schizophrenia, sometimes going to the hospital is necessary for your safety and well-being, regardless of whether it's your choice. It's ideal to voluntarily admit yourself to the hospital when needed, and being self-aware can help you recognize when it's time to do so. Experiencing a psychotic episode can be incredibly frightening. I had my first episode when I was almost 30 years
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06.08.2021 10:07
When I was told by one of my doctors that my rescue inhaler and nebulizer serve the same purpose, I was both shocked and angry. The nebulizer, which I have been using for years, has been instrumental in keeping me out of the hospital on numerous occasions. Despite its cumbersome and outdated design, it has truly been a lifesaver for me. Throughout the years, I have learned that when I use my
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29.07.2021 06:00
Managing diabetes can often feel overwhelming due to the many factors that need to be considered, such as diet, exercise, blood glucose levels, and stress. Additionally, taking medications and seeing medical specialists adds to the complexity of managing the condition. Despite these challenges, it is possible to effectively manage diabetes with the following tips. It is important to approach
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27.07.2021 09:17
Ever since I was a child, I never allowed my sickle cell disease (SCD) to hinder my passion for traveling. I have countless cherished memories of visiting Disney World with my mother and relatives. As I grew older, my love for travel only intensified, and I embarked on both domestic and international trips. Despite my frequent illness, my mother always encouraged me to explore and gain new
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24.07.2021 09:19
Hello, my name is Constance and I was born with sickle cell disease. On October 30, 2012, I was cured of sickle cell disease through a bone marrow transplant. In reading about my experience, you will gain a better understanding of how this disease affects people like me. Living with a chronic disease that causes chronic pain, which is invisible to the naked eye but clear under a microscope, can
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15.07.2021 09:57
Human beings are inherently sexual creatures. Our need for sex goes beyond reproduction and serves as a necessary physiological requirement for our survival. Not only does a satisfying sexual life benefit our physical bodies, but it also has a positive impact on our emotional well-being. However, individuals with multiple sclerosis (MS) may face challenges in their sexual lives due to the
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13.07.2021 15:02
The source of our independent spirit, the mentality that says I can do this all by myself, is unclear. It may stem from the American spirit of independence or a desire to not appear weak to others. Regardless of its origin, there are times when it is beneficial to be self-reliant, but there are also moments when we must set aside our pride and acknowledge that we cannot do everything alone.
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11.07.2021 23:23
To live in our hands humbles our mind into accepting something other than itself. It is how we heal each other and ourselves. We all come alive through a Braille of heart. – Mark Nepo Physical touch is a powerful way to express love, care, and affection to those we hold dear. Whether it's a comforting hand on a shoulder, a gentle touch on a baby's nose, or a tender palm against a lover's cheek,
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10.07.2021 22:04
Remember when you received your diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS)? It was a confusing time for many of us, filled with questions about what it meant for our future and the changes we would need to make. But if MS is perplexing even for those who have it, imagine how difficult it is for our family members, friends, co-workers, and employers who have no experience or knowledge about it. So how
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09.07.2021 17:21
When I reflect on the beginning of my breast cancer journey five years ago, I remember that I had put dating on hold to focus on my health. However, just when I thought I was ready to start dating again, I received the devastating news of my cancer diagnosis. At that point, my main priority became doing everything I could to survive. After finally receiving the news that I was officially declared
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