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Ventavis is an inhaled medication for the treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH). Ventavis has shown to help patients feel better in daily activities, walk further in a timed test and lessen the chances of the condition worsening. Ventavis is an alternative to pumps and needles and can be taken in combination with an oral endothelin antagonist.
A comprehensive online resource for the PKU (Phenylketonuria) community. Not only will visitors find PKU information, but will also enjoy support and community interaction from others living life with PKU.
For patients living with acromegaly, Somatuline Depot can help control insuline like growth factors and growth hormones. If you're looking for information about acromegaly disease and its causes, learn more at this site.
Targretin capsules are used to treat skin problems caused by Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma (CTCL). Targretin is intended for those whose skin problems did not respond to other treatments and is effective in all stages of CTCL.
For patients dealing with acid reflux disease or who have heartburn two or more times a week, immediate-release Zegerid (omeprazole) may be a good treatment recommendation.
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| Allergy To Thyroid Medicine Unusual - Disease Thyroid hormone keeps the body perking along at optimum speed. Without enough of it, everything slows. The heartbeat drops. People complain of being tired all the time and of feeling weak. In warm rooms, they feel cold. Their skin dries. Hair becomes brittle and breaks. Constipation is common. Menstrual periods are thrown off-kilter. People gain weight even with a reduced calorie intake. Body metabolism grinds to a halt. |
| Exercise Can Trigger Asthma Q I am 28 and have been a dedicated runner for three years. For the past month, something disturbing has been happening when I run. After a few minutes, I begin to cough, my chest tightens, and I can�t seem to get enough air. I attribute it to the cold air. Could it be my heart? I am worried. A Coughing, chest tightness and the feeling that it is impossible to breathe enough air fit the description of exercise-induced asthma. |