Infections – Upper Respiratory
Sinusitis – Upper Respiratory Infections
Pharyngitis – Upper Respiratory Infections
Influenza – Upper Respiratory Infections
Hay fever or Pollinosis – Upper Respiratory Infections
Mononucleosis – Upper Respiratory Infections
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Pharyngitis – Upper Respiratory Infections
Acute inflammation of the throat or pharyngitis can be related to the common cold, influenza, or a more serious condition such as mononucleosis. The Epstein-Barr virus of mononucleosis or the streptococcus bacteria in the condition of scarlet fever or tonsillitis can...
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Sinusitis – Upper Respiratory Infections
Sep 15, 2011 | Featured, Infections
Sinusitis is an inflammation of the paranasal sinuses. Sinusitis can stem from an upper respiratory infection caused by a variety of bacteria. As a result, nasal mucous membranes swell and block the ostium of the paranasal sinus. A painful pressure occurs from an...
Influenza – Upper Respiratory Infections
Influenza, commonly known as the flu, is one of the most persistent and debilitating diseases. It mainly occurs in various forms as a yearly epidemic, causing severe illness among the populace. Influenza is caused by myoviruses classified as type A, B, and C. Type A...
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Infections – Upper Respiratory
Sep 16, 2011 | Featured, Infections
Infections The word 'cold' is used in everyday terms to cover a variety of respiratory infections. The common cold is the most prevalent of all communicable diseases. It is referred to as an upper respiratory infection. There are more than 100 different rhinoviruses...
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Runner’s Trots – The ‘plague’ of the exerciser
Running is good for maintaining regular bowel movements. This is one theory on why there is a decreased incidence of colon cancer among those who partake in running. BUT, it can also be said that it may be too much of a good thing. Quite common : An estimated 20-50%...
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Hay fever or Pollinosis – Upper Respiratory Infections
Hay fever or pollinosis, is an acute seasonal allergic reaction to the air-borne pollens. Hay fever can occur during the spring as a reaction to the tree pollens such as oak, elm, maple, alder, birch and cottonwood. During the summer grass and weed pollens are the...
A run a day keeps you out of the doctor’s office
by timeadmin | Sep 15, 2011 | Articles, Featured
Human body – Heart and Lungs
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Anemia and iron deficiency
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Infections – Upper Respiratory
by timeadmin | Sep 16, 2011 | Featured, Infections
Sinusitis – Upper Respiratory Infections
by timeadmin | Sep 15, 2011 | Featured, Infections
Pharyngitis – Upper Respiratory Infections
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