Question 1

what is traveling pain?

Accepted Answer

There are many kinds: Travelling pain can be pain that goes from one joint to another, which is a hall mark of rheumatic diseases.  The latin root "rheum" means "to flow" or travel.  It can also be referred pain, which means the problem is  in one place, e.g. The lower back, but is felt in another, e.g. The back of the leg.  Fibromyalgia can be associated with travelling pain.

Question 2

leu trace..what is that mean?

Accepted Answer

Nothing: Urine dipstick will indicate presence of white blood cells (leukocytes) as trace amount (TR) or higher amounts (1+,2+,3+,4+). Larger amounts suggest inflammation. Trace amount means nothing, as it is seen in many normal people. Urine must be collected properly to be accurate. Vaginal or foreskin contamination of specimen can falsely elevate leukocytes.

Question 3

how will travel insurance work?

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Traveling: Traveling medical insurance is a form of protection in case of a medical emergency (usually) when traveling to an area of the country or more frequently to another country where your established medical insurance will not normally cover you. As mentioned previously, it normally covers medical emergencies rather routine care.

Question 4

where can i find the best exercise tracker?

Accepted Answer

Strava: I like strava. There are apps for smart phones. It uses gps to track runs and biking .  Nike + is another.

Question 5

can i travel by a car,with my back condition?

Accepted Answer

Back and driving: It really depends on the specifics of the back condition.  Driving for prolonged periods of time has been linked to certain back conditions. Likewise, certain back conditions can be exacerbated by prolonged driving. Frequent rest breaks  and stretchering are usually recommended. The Dr. most familiar with the back "condition" should be consulted.

Question 6

which is better to do for fun--travel or shop?

Accepted Answer

Whatever: Do what you like, as long as your don't spend beyond your means. Travel can give people a broader perspective of life and on life, by seeing other people, and places.
Shopping gets you more stuff, see what you really need (not simply want).

Question 7

i have travelling sickness. how can i overcone ?

Accepted Answer

Do you mean motion: sickness? If you do, take 1-2tabs bonine before you travel.

Question 8

why should i continue to travel if i'm disabled?

Accepted Answer

Because it's fun: Traveling to new places and meeting new people can be fun. If you are disabled you will need a little advance planning to make sure your adaptive equipment will work well.  Many helpful websites can give you ideas about destinations and handling disabilities while traveling.

Question 9

how can we tell if the bivona trach is to small?

Accepted Answer

A few factors: Difficulty breathing, frequent mucus plugging, air leakage, inability to pass a suction catheter, dislodged tube are a few things that may require a tracheotomy tube change.

Question 10

when i travel i loss my appetite, what shall i do?

Accepted Answer

Small frequent meals: Its not unusual for travellers to change their norm--diet, activity, bowel habits, fluid ; alcohol intake. Any of these alterations, +/- the stress of travel, may promote an change in appetite. If your anorexia only presents when travelling, relax ; accomodate with smaller more frequent meals ; avoid things that upset the gut. If your anorexia is becoming a trend, even when home, seek help please.

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