Question 1

any treatments/remedies for osteo arthritis in big toe joints?

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Hallux limitus: Arthritis of the great toe ( hallux)  is very common and painful primarily due to the amount of pressure applied to this small joint with each step and the amount of pain free motion required to take a normal step. Pain here is frequently due to inflammation of the synovium, or joint lining, but just as commonly due to a broken spur. Ice, low heeled, stiff soled shoe is best. And see your doctor.

Question 2

remedy for pscoliosis?

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Scoliosis: Is curvature of the spine. Mild to moderate cases are followed with symptomatic treatment. Severe cases may require surgery.

Question 3

treatment of e d

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Several: Ed is treated depending on the cause, for example, if your testosterone is low, than replacing testosterone (there are rx creams) will help.  If it is generalized ed from "aging" with underlying hypertension or diabetes, the rx meds can be very beneficial (viagra, levitra, (vardenafil) cialis). If needed, there are also surgical options available.  Discuss with your dr for the best option for you.

Question 4

treatment of infantigo?

Accepted Answer

Antibiotics: This is also known more commonly as impetigo.  It is usually caused by strep and /or staph bacteria.  It does require antibiotics to be cured although these can be oral or topical.  But must be gotten by prescription from a doctor.

Question 5

treatment for hemrhoid?

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Two ways: Non surgical:
most hemorrhoids can be treated with simple changes to diet and bowel habits. 
Fixative procedures include tying off the hemorrhoids with a rubber band or using heat, lasers, or electric current to create scar tissue (coagulation therapy).
Surgical:
surgical removal of hemorrhoids.
Some we mix both methods.

Question 6

any remedy for tinitus?

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Yes: Some time Niacin over the counter might be helpful.

Question 7

is there treatment for nec?

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Yes: If by nec you mean necrotizing enterocolitis. Treatment usually involves stopping feedings, relieving gas in the intestines by use of a small suction tube and initiation of antibiotics.

Question 8

is there treatment for lks?

Accepted Answer

Landau- Kleffner Syn: Treatment is limited. You can learn more about landau-kleffner syndrome at:  http://www.Medicinenet.Com/landau-kleffner_syndrome/page3.Htm#what_treatments_are_available.

Question 9

what is the remedy for doms?

Accepted Answer

Try microcurrent: There is an elegant study suggesting frequency specific microcurrent is useful when used for 20 minutes immediately after exercise.  It was published in the journal of bodywork and movement therapies in 2010.  Here is the link:
http://www.Frequencyspecific.Com/papers/doms.Pdf.  
In any event hydrate very well before, during and after exercise and end by 10-15 minutes of stretching.

Question 10

what should be her treatment?

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Depends on what the: What the doctor finds on exam will guide tests and treatment. Throat pain can be from a strep throat infection (antibiotics are needed), a cold or influenza (antibiotics usually not used), or from some other cause such as allergies, irritants, or stomach acid. Usually, one sees the doctor if the sore throat is bothersome, recurrent, or doesn't go away quickly (mainly to check for strep throat).

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