anand-s/m_qalm huggingface dataset:
Question: What can you do to prevent and relieve nausea from chemotherapy?
Answer: It can last a few days Anticipatory starts before you get chemo, because you expect to feel sick. Common culprits include fatty, fried, and strong-smelling foods. Eat several small meals throughout the day instead of three big meals. Have a snack before your chemo treatment. Don't cook when you don't feel well. The smell of warming food can make nausea worse. Eat cold foods if the smell of hot food bothers you. Drink extra water and other fluids so you don't get dehydrated. Eat candied ginger or drink flat ginger ale or ginger tea to settle your stomach.
Question: What do the results of the B-type natriuretic peptide blood test mean?
Answer: The level of BNP tends to increase as heart failure gets worse. But it can also increase with age. Testing BNP levels is one of the most sensitive ways to show how well you're doing on heart failure treatment. Ask your doctor to explain the results of your BNP tests.
Question: What happens during a B-type natriuretic peptide blood test?
Answer: A small amount of blood will be taken from you. Then it's placed in a machine that reads the level of BNP and NT-pro- BNP. The test takes about 15 minutes. In some places, the blood sample needs to be sent away to a lab to be tested.
Question: Why is a B-type natriuretic peptide  blood test needed?
Answer: BNP levels help your doctor figure out if you have heart failure or something else that has similar symptoms such as shortness of breath. The test also shows if your heart failure has worsened. It'll help your doctor decide what treatments you need and if you need to be hospitalized. It may also give him a look into what the future may hold. It is a sensitive test to allow the doctor to evaluate improvement or worsening of heart failure and to help monitor whether or not the medication is working well. Depending on your medical center, you may get tested for one or both proteins.
Question: What fish are rich in potassium?
Answer: Some fish contain potassium: Tuna Halibut Cod Trout Rockfish Beans or legumes that are high in potassium include: Lima beans Pinto beans Kidney beans Soybeans Lentils Other foods that are rich in potassium include: Salt substitutes (read labels to check potassium levels) Molasses Nuts Meat and poultry Brown and wild rice Bran cereal Whole-wheat bread and pasta You should get 4,700 milligrams (mg) of potassium every day.
Question: Is potassium amount listed on food labels?
Answer: For a long time, potassium wasn't listed on the Nutrition Facts food labels of packaged food items. But in May 2016, the Nutrition Facts rules were changed, and potassium will now be listed. Companies will need to update their food labels on or before January 2020.
Question: How much potassium do you need?
Answer: Some people with kidney disease should get less potassium than the 4,700 mg guideline. If your kidneys don't work well, too much potassium could stay in your body, which can cause nerve and muscle problems. If you have kidney disease and your doctor hasn't already told you what your potassium limit is, ask about it.