Question 1

what is cmml?

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CMML: Chronic myelomonocytic leukemia: 
http://www.Cancer.Org/cancer/leukemia-chronicmyelomonocyticcmml/detailedguide/index.

Question 2

how can you manage a port-cath?

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Instructions: There would be little care that a person themself would do for a port-a-cath. See your doctor regularly, follow their instructions, and have regular catheter injection or flushing performed at your doctor's office as directed.

Question 3

does exercise make as cites worse?

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Depends: Aerobic exercise not so much. Resistance training (weight lifting for example) can cause increase pressures by increasing vascular resistance and possibly (indirectly )increase rt sided pressures . This can in turn increaase acites

Question 4

2 x 1.9 cm's equals how many inches?

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Calculation.: 1 inch=2.54 cm. therefore, 1.9 cm x 2= 3,8 cm/2.54= 1.496 inches

Question 5

can cata flam be used with flamar-mx?

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Not sure...: Not familiar with flamar mx (is it foreign, and not american?)... But websites describe it as chlorzoxazone/paracetamol/diclofenac combination. The paracetamol (acetominophen) is tylenol (acetaminophen) in the U.S.  Cataflam is diclofenac in the U.S., and is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (nsaid), used for treating pain and inflammation. One should as a doctor in her local country for information.

Question 6

what is cmt. will it make me crippled?

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CMT: Cmt causes damage to the peripheral nerves, which carry signals from the brain and spinal cord to the muscles, and relay sensations, such as pain and touch, to the brain and spinal cord from the rest of the body. It comes in differing degrees and is usually very slow in its progression.  It may be debilitating in later stages.

Question 7

could sulfamethoxarole be used in cats?

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This would be a: Great question for some of the veterinary web sites. Take care.

Question 8

what illnesses can kids get from stray cats?

Accepted Answer

Very few to humans: Most diseases infecting cats spread from cat to cat, not from cat to human. You're more likely to catch an infectious disease from the person standing in line with you at the grocery store than from a cat. Cats should not be thought of as vectors for disease transmission. Infectious diseases can only spread from cats to humans via direct contact with either the cat or its feces.

Question 9

waht does "nstemi s/p cath " mean in simple terms?

Accepted Answer

Status post: s/p is status post meaning you have a non-ST segment elevation myocardial infarction and then had a cath done to investigate.

Question 10

what is oligomonocytic cmml and how is it diagnosed?

Accepted Answer

: According to my reading the oligo prefix refers to a chronic monomyelomonocytic leukemia which ,on bone marrow biopsy, shows less.monocytes than regular chronic myelomonocytic leukemia does. It is often listed in the category of myelodysplastic syndrome but many hematologists regard it as a subtype of CMML. I'm not qualified to comment on treatment.

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