Question 1

if heart rate drops to 40 resting because some overactivity in nervous system or something but nothing wrong with heart is it dangerous?

Accepted Answer

Not necessarily : You may be athletic and your resting heart rate could be lower -- so how are you feeling when the heart rate is lower ?

Question 2

does valium calm down overactive nerves ?

Accepted Answer

Not exactly: It is a benzodiazepine and is useful for a very brief, specific emotionally difficult event - like a tragic funeral, etc. Used too much over time, it can actually cause some serious emotional problems. Again - responsible appropriate use can help a person through a hard time - all medications need to be used only as directed. Learn ways to relax - CBT therapy, yoga, meditation, etc. do work. Best!

Question 3

what happens when your p53 genes are overactive?

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Bad information: Mutated p53 passed from parent to child is underactive and predisposes one to early and unusual cancers. As a cancer develops, p53 activity is often lost through mutation. There's a mutant mouse with overactive p53 that seems to age rapidly because p53 clears cells that may be injured. Don't worry about it.

Question 4

does affeine make overactive nervous system worse?

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Caffeine: Can compound the situation if someone is already over-stimulated.

Question 5

can overactive imagination disorder actually exist?

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No : Dear sfahl5, there is no such thing as overactive imagination disorder, at least not in the dsm categories. An active imagination is at times a blessing & a curse. Usually i see it as a blessing, since creativity is an asset & can be used as a tool in therapy. If your imagination is frightening you, find a therapist & talk about the fantasies. Thoughts & fantasies do not make things happen.

Question 6

is there anything that can help stop the pain from an overactive gallbladder?

Accepted Answer

Diet changes, nsaids: For symptoms from gallstones or "sludge" in the gallbladder, we usually recommend a low fat diet and non-steroidal anti-inflammatories like Ibuprofen or naproxen.  If these don't help, and it's determined the cause of your pain really is the gallbladder and stones, then surgery is an option.  But it's sometimes hard to determine if its really the gallbladder or not that's causing the pain.

Question 7

please explain what are some things that can help with the stress and overactive emotions?

Accepted Answer

Stress Less: Ways to address stress. Talk about feelings ; address problems. Don't avoid them. Aim for 7.5 - 8 hours of sleep/ night. Daily physical activity is optimal in a green space. Eat healthfully. Cut out junk carbs, caffeine ; alcohol (or  moderate). Try qi gong, tai chi, acupuncture, acupressure, homeopathy, meditation, yoga, exercise program, deep breathing exercises or progressive muscle relaxation.

Question 8

can overactive bladder be cured?

Accepted Answer

Yes: There are medicines for an overactive bladder check with your PCP

Question 9

how is overactive bladder treated?

Accepted Answer

Medications: Certain medications with anticholinergic effect can relax bladder smooth muscles and help oab.

Question 10

does overactive bladder ever go away?

Accepted Answer

Not likely: There are medications that can reduce the symptoms, such as Ditropan and detrol, (tolterodine) but they do not cure the condition.

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If heart rate drops to 40 resting because some overactivity in nervous system or something but nothing wrong with heart is it dangerous?

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Does affeine make overactive nervous system worse?

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Is there anything that can help stop the pain from an overactive gallbladder?

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