Immune System Disorders

How to Administer Your Multiple Sclerosis Injections

By momoftwingirls

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Once you have been properly diagnosed with symptoms of multiple sclerosis, it is now time for you, your family and your doctor to decide what is the best therapy for your specific stage of multiple sclerosis. The multiple sclerosis I have is ... more »

How to build up your digestive system using acidophilus

By 02SmithA

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Acidophilus is one of the safest ways to build up your digestive system. How should you do it?.. more »

How to Build Up Your Immune System

By MarlaineMarie

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When you feel run down and tired constantly, there's a good chance you need to build up your immune system. Here are a few things that just might help you. As always, if you have allergies or any kind of food intolerance, consult your doctor ... more »

How to Diagnose Spinal Tuberculosis

By eHow Health Editor

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Spinal tuberculosis is an infection of the spine by the Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacterium. It is one of the oldest known diseases and has plagued mankind since Neolithic times. Spinal tuberculosis is still a common disease in developing ... more »

How to Fight Flu-Naturally

By Jill M

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Bacteria and Flu can be fought with Vitamin A. This particular vitamin provides our best defense against bacteria, and even better yet, invader viruses. Repeated experiments, at the National Institutes of Health and elsewhere, have proved that ... more »

How to Get Rid of Annoying Hiccups

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Hiccups could be very annoying, and disturbing. Everyone gets hiccups once in a while, and you find yourself hiccupping for a very long time, and you don't know how to stop those annoying hiccups... more »

How to Live Better With Immune Deficiency

By bizewriter

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Living with a primary immune deficiency is often difficult. Not only are germs a threat but friends and family may not understand the illness well. Secondary immune deficiency, such as that caused by chemotherapy, and acquired immune deficiency ... more »

How to Recognize Sjogren's Syndrome Symptoms

By eHow Health Editor

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Sjogren's syndrome is a disease that turns a body against its own cells. This autoimmune disease causes dryness in the eyes and mouth as it targets moisture-producing glands. Sjogren's can affect other parts of the body including the intestines, ... more »

How to Recognize the Symptoms of Hughes Syndrome

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The symptoms of Hughes Syndrome are often similar to symptoms caused by other diseases, such as multiple sclerosis and lupus. Misdiagnoses are not uncommon. Only lab tests can make the determinative diagnosis, but the doctor has to even consider ... more »

How to Tell if You Might Have Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis

By momoftwingirls

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When my twins were born in 2005, I was just fine, mentally and physically. In fact, I was just exhausted for the first three to four months from lack of sleep. As my twins were getting older, I became more fatigued and when I went down to see my ... more »

How to Treat Scleroderma

By eHow Health Editor

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Although there is no cure for the rare autoimmune disease known as scleroderma, there are various treatments offered to alleviate some of the symptoms. Getting medical help early and often can keep you on track with pain and symptom relief. Read ... more »

How to Get Rid of a Painful Headache

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Some people get extreme headaches, migraine headaches, others get light headaches. However, headaches often have minor causes, such as tension. Relief of a headache can come quite easily, without having to take any aspirin or other medication. ... more »

How to know where to get Goji Juice

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Goji has been found to be the most nutritionally dense nutritional source on the planet! Scientists were amazed to discover that these unique Goji berries contain: Vitamin B-Complex, Amino Acids, Trace Minerals including Germanium, More Protein ... more »

How to Manage Chronic Sinusitis

By bizewriter

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Living with chronic sinusitis can be tough under the best of circumstances. Often the condition worsens in certain environments and climates. Some of the goals for managing sinusitis include preventing sinus surgery, limiting infections and ... more »

How to Tell Someone You Have Multiple Sclerosis

By NewOrleansGirl

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Telling a loved one you have a serious illness is one of the most emotionally difficult tasks one can face. The following can be used for ANY illness or "bad news.".. more »

How to Cope With An Autoimmune Disease

By DebbieBarr

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Our bodies have a natural defense system called the immune system. A healthy immune system protects the body by producing antibodies that attack cancer cells, viruses and bacteria. When the immune system is overactive, however, it produces ... more »

How to Make Your Diet Gluten Free

By MIHealthCoach

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What gluten is, why people should avoid it, and how to avoid it... more »

How to Reduce a Fever

By Angie Shiflett

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When our body attempts to fight some sort of infection, we will often recognize that it is happening due to the fact that we will normally run a fever. Here, you will learn how to reduce a fever. It is important to remember that this task may ... more »

How to Deal with Psoriasis

By Patricia Resnick

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Psoriasis is a non-contagious autoimmune disorder that affects almost 3 percent of the world's population. Sometimes the most difficult aspect for a psoriasis sufferer is the disfiguring skin eruptions that characterize the disorder. That, ... more »

How to Identify an Iron Deficiency

By Tippy

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Iron is present in all healthy cells in the human body, contributing to the transportation of oxygen from the lungs to the organs and other parts of the body. Anemia, a condition signifying insufficient iron absorption, requires identification of ... more »

How to take fresh Vitamin C everyday

By smilesatme1

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Vitamin C or Ascorbic Acid is good for your body either be bones,joints,muscles,teeth or any parts of your body that feels bad. This vitamin also can help fights any disease that makes your body weak. This is also an antioxidant vitamin. It helps ... more »

How to use a neti pot

By flyfree512

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Have you continuosly suffered with nasal and sinus problems? I have found relief using a neti pot. I use the neti pot and saline solution daily to cleanse my nasal passages and bring some relief from nasal congestion and allergies... more »

How to Treat Sjogren's Syndrome

By eHow Health Editor

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The autoimmune disease Sjogren's Syndrome is a disease in which a person's immune system attacks the person's own cells. The syndrome targets the moisture-producing glands, causing dryness in the eyes and mouth. Follow the steps to treat the ... more »

How to Live With Scleroderma

By eHow Health Editor

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Since scleroderma is a disease that cannot be cured, it must be managed. Fortunately, there are some tips that can help sufferers learn how to live with scleroderma in greater ease and with more control than they might otherwise feel. Read on to ... more »

How to naturally reduce a fever

By Natalie Hernandez

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A fever is our bodies way of fighting an infection. It is our bodies natural defense mechanism that is fighting off an infection. So although it is uncomfortable and miserable at times to deal with, a fever can be a good thing. A fever is a ... more »

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