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what is reactive training for?

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: Reactive training teaches mechanisms of our nervous system to recruit muscles quickly thus enhancing the rate in which muscles generate force. This is very important with athletes who are training but also for all round fitness it is important.

Question 2

what is reactive gliosis?

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Brain inflammation: Reactive gliosis is a pathology term that refers to the histological appearance of brain tissue on light microscopy where it is observed that glial cells have both multiplied and grown larger in response to trauma. The neuroscience community have assigned both beneficial and negative effects to this phenomenon. It prevents axons from connecting again although it restores the blood brain barrier.

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what is reactive appendicitis?

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From surroundings : When the infection is not from with in the appendix is  from surrounding tissues like pelvic infection etc  then called reactive appendicitis and not a true appendicitis.

Question 4

is 9.4 reactive protein high?

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Yes: I would consider it high, but it really depends on what your lab's reference range is. If your doctor says it's high, then ask how to get it down.

Question 5

why is hbe reactive and anti hbe non-reactive?

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Pos or neg HBeAb: If you have chronic hepatitis b, a goal of therapy is to convert from a hepatitis b e antigen (hbeag) to a e antibody (hbeab)', which means your infection is less active and which makes you less likely to transmit the virus to someone else.  With antibody tests, "reactive" is positive and "non-reactive" is negative. A reactive hbeab is desirable.

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i would like to know all about reactive lymphadenites?

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Several things!: Lymph node enlargement secondary to draining from its lymphatic drainage area.  Can be\ secondary to bacterial and viral infections, or systemic inflammation, as with sle. Will go away when causes is eradicated. Hence the term "reactive lymphadenitis.".

Question 7

hbe ag reactive means?

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Hbe Ag: "e" antigen is present in patients positive for HBsAG and is related to hbcag infections.

Question 8

what is reactive adenopathy?

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Benign condition: It means it is secondary to some other cause like inflammation (instead of being cancerous). This can only be said after a microscopic review of a biopsy.

Question 9

what does a reactive rpr test mean?

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See your doctor: A reactive RPR may mean that you have an infection with the organism that causes syphilis (t. Pallidum).  You may need to have additional testing to confirm.  If you're infected, you will need to take medication to treat it.

Question 10

what does a non reactive rpr test mean?

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No syphilis: Individual who tests negative on RPR syphilis screening does not have syphilis or has not had one in recent years.

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