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Doctor insights on: Treatments For Cervicocranial Syndrome

Yes in a way: Whichever name is given to it, there is definitely scientific evidence that cervical spine disease can cause symptoms such as pain that radiates to the cranium. This is because the trigeminal nerve ganglion, which serves sensory and pain functions of the face, runs all the way down to the upper parts of the cervical spine, allowing for referred pain. ...Read more

None required: Rotor syndrome is a problem with the liver storing bilirubin, so bilirubin can leak in the blood stream and affect blood tests. It is a benign condition and no treatment is required. ...Read more

Prognosis is poor: The prognosis is based on Richter Syndrome Score based on patient's performance status, LDH, Platlet Count, The Size of the Lymphoma Tumor and number of prior therapies already received. Overall the median survival is between five and eight months with treatment. Untreated RS is invariable fatal ...Read more

Delivery promptly.: Prompt delivery of the fetus (es) and placenta (s) is the only way to treat hellp syndrome. Temporizing measures such as Magnesium Sulfate for maternal seizure prophylaxis and blood pressure control are essential for maternal support but do not treat the underlying pathophysiology. ...Read more

Long answer: Bartter's syndrome is an inherited defect in how the kidney handles salt and potassium. Sodium and potassium supplements (maybe calcium and magnesium too) are needed to keep everything in balance. Blood pressure medications are used to help correct the kidney problems. No heavy exercise so you do not become dehydrated. That can cause worse problems with salt & potassium. Eat potassium rich foods. ...Read more

WERNER SYNDROME: There is no known treatment.

Possible: Though not fda approved for raynauds, there are several scientific paper supporting the use of the pde-5 inhibitors such as cialis, viagra, and Levitra (vardenafil) on raynauds. Anyone who has taken those drugs will attest to the generalized vasodilation they cause. ...Read more

GARDNER SYNDROME: Treatment is by colectomy.

Reye's syndrome: Is fortunately a very rare disorder that requires hospital treatment. It is mostly supportive care with IV fluids, glucose, diuretics, antiseizure medicines, etc. There is no cure. It is just supporting the patient through the acute phase and hopefully to recovery. ...Read more

There a variety of: Symptoms and conditions that come under the umbrella of the Gulf War Syndrome. There treatment would be spedic for the individuals' presentation. See: https://www. Publichealth. Va.gov/exposures/gulfwar/medically-unexplained-illness. Asp ...Read more

Dressler's Syndrome: Treatment goals for dressler's syndrome are to manage pain and reduce inflammation. Medications commonly used include aspirin, ibuprofen, Naproxen and if those do not work then colchicine, and corticosteroids. Treating complications include draining excess fluids an removing the pericardium. ...Read more

BEHCET's syndrome: Treatment is symptomatic for this multisystem inflammtory vasculitic disorder. ...Read more

YES: Children and adults with asperger's struggle with language disorders, poor interpersonal skills, eccentric behaviors and sometimes obsessive interests. Intelligence is usually normal. Therapies center on improving speech, improving social interactions, and limiting over-stimulation. School can be adapted, if needed. Medication may be used if additional problems exist- anxiety, adhd, and odd. ...Read more

CUSHING's SYSDROME: Treatment depends on the cause. High protein intake. Pituitary tumors are removed surgically. ...Read more

Physical therapy: In my experience, physical therapy is the most effective treatment. ...Read more

See below: Down's syndrome is not a curable disease. Instead it is a genetic malformation that produces the effects you can see, what we can do is help the child as it grows. ...Read more

Immunosuppression: Since the condition is produced by an abnormal immune response, the treatment is to reduce production of the antibody that reacts with the basement membrane of glomerulus, the functional unit of the kidney. Corticosteroids and other immunosuppressant medications are used. Plasmapharesis can be done for severe disease (renal failure requiring dialysis or lung hemorrhage) to reduce antibody amount. ...Read more

See below: Treatment consists of some type of exercise, usually aerobic exercise which is gradually increased in intensity. Some medications can be helpful but usually work best with other treatments like exercise. Finally, behavioral medicine therapy can be very helpful to get people moving again and learn effective ways to live well despite the presence of pain. ...Read more

Many: Some aspies need counseling, academic support or medication, some don't. It's very individual. What you should have is an experienced doctor & counselor to assure the diagnosis and be there for times of help. Social skills training is sometimes useful. See . ...Read more

See below: The main treatment for central cord syndrome is rehabilitation which consists of physical and occupational therapy as well as speech therapy if there are swallowing difficulties. The physical therapist deals with movement and improving independence in all movement activities. The ot deals with so called activities of daily living such as bathing, toileting and dressing. A rehab md coordinates. ...Read more

Much patience: Treatment for a child with edwards syndrome is very difficult. It calls for a lot of patience as these babies are severely debilitated. ...Read more

Not possible: Klinefelter's is a chromosomal condition in which an extra x is found in the chromosomes of the person who has it. It generally cause some degree of infertility, and changes in the bodily structure. The lifespan and mental function are usually normal. There is no treatment. Variants include xxy, xxxy, xxxxy. All having an excess of x chromosomes. ...Read more

NSAIDs, Rx infection: Reactive arthritis (reiter's syndrome) is usually treated with anti-inflammatory agents like Ibuprofen or naproxn. If there is an ongoing infection believed to have triggered the arthritis, this should be treated too. Sometimes, other drugs will be used for the arthritis, including steroids. Eye drops might be required for conjunctivitis symptoms. ...Read more

See below: Mallory weiss refers to partial tear at the gastroesophageal junction, usually due to severe retching & related to alcohol & eating disorders & rarely nsaids abuse. If bleeding is self-limited, treatment is supportive care. Severe/continuous bleeding can be stopped by endoscopic or interventional radiology techniques or surgery. ...Read more

See: Http://ghr. Nlm. Nih. Gov/condition/ochoa-syndrome

It depends: Depending on the cause these include reducing corticosteroid use if you are on long tern steroids, surgery if you have a tumor, radiation if the tumor can not be removed, and medication if surgery and radiation does not work. Ketoconazole (nizoral), Mitotane (lysodren), Metyrapone (metopirone) Mifepristone (korlym) are some of the medications used. ...Read more

Depends: The treatment options depend on the cause of the cushing's syndrome. If the cause is due to overuse of steroids, then the treatment is to lower the dose. This is the best case scenario. Other treatment options involve: surgery, radiation therapy, and medications. A new drug was recently approved for cushing's syndrome on 2/17/2012. ...Read more

Facet Treatments: May help depending on your pain issue if exercise therapy is not helping. Facet injections are helpful and can be long-lasting, however if your get short lived relief you may need to get evaluated for a radiofrequency ablation for longer lasting relief (greater than 1 year of relief is typical). ...Read more

It depends: Like most genetic syndromes, there can be few or many symptoms or signs. Treatment depends on the severity, and if treatment is possible. Some people may have ti and never be diagnosed with it because the signs are minor. See https://ghr. Nlm. Nih. Gov/condition/beckwith-wiedemann-syndrome ...Read more

Multimodal manage-: Ment of tics that interfere with daily function, associated ADHD, OCD & learning disorders = psychotropic medications, behavioral, family & psychotherapies & environmental manipulations at school/work, home & community. "Teaching the Tiger" is a good book. Join tsa-usa. Org. A fact sheet on Tourette Syndrome, www. Ninds. Nih. Gov/disorders/tourette/detail_tourette. Htm, also gives good resources. ...Read more