Question 1

what is the definition or description of: trochanteric bursectomy with iliotibial band release?

Accepted Answer

Inflamed lat. hip: It is an inflammation of a sac(bursae) that is normally present to lubricate the motion between the muscles on the outside(lateral) area of your hip  and the underlying prominent bone(trochanter). Treated with stretching exercises of the muscles, steroid injections. Rarely does it require surgery . Iliotibial band release has been used for relief as well as excision of the bursa.

Question 2

just released from hospital for emergency esophageal varicies bleeding. had 6 bands and have to go back for more banding.  what diet shouldbi be on.

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Check out this link.: Take care! http://www.Livestrong.Com/article/490664-diet-for-a-patient-with-esophageal-varices/#page=1.

Question 3

what does polyclonal n biclonal bands mean ?

Accepted Answer

Multiple and 2: Polyclonal means there are at least several. Biclonal means there are two.

Question 4

what are healthy ways to release my emotions?

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Psychotherapy: Talk to a trusted friend, exercise, write in a journal, don't bury your feelings. Seeing a psychologist or other type of therapist can give you a confidential space to talk out your feelings. Be well, .

Question 5

what is hemmorhoid banding?

Accepted Answer

Office procedure: Hemorrhoid banding is an office procedure where the doctor actually places a very small specialized rubber band on an internal hemorrhoid to ligate the vein and cause the hemorrhoid vein to collapse and seal shut. It is for internal hemorrhoid treatment.

Question 6

whats a gastric band?

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Weight loss procedur: The band is placed laprascopically. It reduces size of the stomach. Pts feel full sooner . Loses weight.

Question 7

how is serotonin released?

Accepted Answer

Your own cells: There are some precursors like L Tryptophane but your own neurons will synthesize it in very selective areas where this neurotransmission takes place. FkFl

Question 8

how to release pain from period?

Accepted Answer

Tips: Try: omega- 3 fatty acids or magnesium (supplementation or through die)t with your doctor’s approval.   Non –steroidal anti-inflammatory medications can help with pain l.  If you desire non-med approaches you can discuss use of a traditional herbal like black cohosh with your doctor.  Chamomile tea can be soothing. Sipping green tea can also disipate pain. Avoid caffeine, alcohol, extra salt.

Question 9

what releases endorphins in the body?

Accepted Answer

Activity: Typically exercise and/or pain.

Question 10

i haven't been wearing my bands (braces). what could happen?

Accepted Answer

Wasting time/money: If your orthodontic specalist has given you instructions and you are not following them to the letter, your malocclusion will not be as well corrected and it will take considerably longer to achieve a compromised result.  You can actually do harm.  If braces have been removed and you are not wearing retainers as directed the correction may relapse.  You're throwing away time and money.

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