laomobai/llama3-1 huggingface dataset:
system: How long do flu symptoms last?
output: While cold symptoms can make you feel bad for a few days, flu symptoms can make you feel quite ill for a few days to weeks. The flu can also result in serious health problems such as pneumonia and hospitalizations. If you notice shortness of breath, let your doctor know. Another common sign of pneumonia is fever that comes back after having been gone for a day or two.
system: What causes pinched (compressed) nerves?
output: A pinched nerve occurs when there is "compression" (pressure) on a nerve. The pressure may be the result of repetitive motions.
system: When do you need surgery to treat pinched (compressed) nerves?
output: In more severe cases, it may be necessary to remove material that's pressing on a nerve, such as: Scar tissue Disc material Pieces of bone Treatment may include: NSAIDs.
system: What are the symptoms of pinched (compressed) nerves?
output: With nerve compression, sometimes pain may be your only symptom. Or you may have other symptoms without pain. These are some of the more common symptoms of compressed nerves: Pain in the area of compression, such as the neck or low back Radiating pain, such as sciatica or radicular pain Numbness or tingling " Pins and needles" or a burning sensation Weakness, especially with certain activities Sometimes symptoms worsen when you try certain movements, such as turning your head or straining your neck.
system: How can pinched (compressed) nerves affect me?
output: In some cases, you can't reverse the damage from a pinched nerve. The pressure may be the result of repetitive motions. Nerve compression often occurs when the nerve is pressed between tissues such as: Ligament Tendon Bone For example, inflammation or pressure on a nerve root exiting the spine may cause neck or low back pain. It may also cause pain to radiate from the neck into the shoulder and arm (cervical radiculopathy). For example, if a disc weakens or tears -- known as a herniated disc -- pressure can get put on a spinal nerve.
system: What do you need to know about pinched (compressed) nerves?
output: If you have a pinched nerve (nerve compression) your body may send you warning signals such as pain. Don't ignore these warning signals. It may cause temporary or long-lasting problems. The earlier you get a diagnosis and treatment for nerve compression, the more quickly you'll find relief. In some cases, you can't reverse the damage from a pinched nerve.
system: What other conditions besides multiple sclerosis can cause Lhermitte's sign?
output: MS is not the only condition that can cause Lhermitte's. It can also happen to people with other disorders involving the upper part of the spinal cord, and to people with a severe lack of vitamin B12. Your doctor will want to test you to see if MS or another health problem is causing your symptoms.
system: How are symptoms of Lhermitteâs sign treated?
output: Your doctor may prescribe a few treatments to help relieve your pain: Electrical stimulating devices. These machines ease pain by sending low-voltage electricity to your nerves. Some work from outside your body, such as TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation). Others your doctor can implant inside you. A soft neck brace or collar to limit movement Massage and muscle relaxation techniques Deep breathing Stretching There are also medications that can combat Lhermitte's sign: Antiseizure drugs Muscle relaxers Antidepressants Sodium channel blockers Steroids Talk to your health care team about the mix of treatments that will help you the most.
system: How is Lhermitte's sign related to multiple sclerosis?
output: When you have MS, your immune system begins to attack the fatty coating, called myelin, that protects your nerves. Without it, scar tissue forms and begins to block the messages traveling in your brain and spinal cord. Lhermitte's sign is one of the symptoms that happens when those signals don't move like they should.
system: What treatments can relieve pain from Lhermitte's sign?
output: Your doctor may prescribe a few treatments to help relieve your pain: Electrical stimulating devices. These machines ease pain by sending low-voltage electricity to your nerves. Some work from outside your body, such as TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation). Others your doctor can implant inside you. A soft neck brace or collar to limit movement Massage and muscle relaxation techniques Deep breathing Stretching There are also medications that can combat Lhermitte's sign: Antiseizure drugs Muscle relaxers Antidepressants Sodium channel blockers Steroids Talk to your health care team about the mix of treatments that will help you the most.
system: Is Lhermitte's sign life-threatening?
output: The problem can be painful, but it's not life-threatening. With time or with treatment, some people stop having Lhermitte's sign.
system: What medications are used to treat Lhermitteâs sign?
output: A soft neck brace or collar to limit movement Massage and muscle relaxation techniques Deep breathing Stretching There are also medications that can combat Lhermitte's sign: Antiseizure drugs Muscle relaxers Antidepressants Sodium channel blockers Steroids Talk to your health care team about the mix of treatments that will help you the most.
system: What medications can I take to combat Lhermitte's sign?
output: A soft neck brace or collar to limit movement Massage and muscle relaxation techniques Deep breathing Stretching There are also medications that can combat Lhermitte's sign: Antiseizure drugs Muscle relaxers Antidepressants Sodium channel blockers Steroids Talk to your health care team about the mix of treatments that will help you the most.
system: How can you trigger Lhermitteâs sign?
output: Like a lot of MS symptoms, you're more likely to trigger Lhermitte's sign if you're tired or overheated. It can also happen if you move your head the wrong way, often when your chin hits your chest.
system: What does it mean when you get Lhermitteâs sign?
output: When you have MS, your immune system begins to attack the fatty coating, called myelin, that protects your nerves. Without it, scar tissue forms and begins to block the messages traveling in your brain and spinal cord. Lhermitte's sign is one of the symptoms that happens when those signals don't move like they should. MS is not the only condition that can cause Lhermitte's. It can also happen to people with other disorders involving the upper part of the spinal cord, and to people with a severe lack of vitamin B12. Your doctor will want to test you to see if MS or another health problem is causing your symptoms.
system: What is Lhermitte's sign?
output: It's called Lhermitte's sign, or barber chair sign, and it's often one of the symptoms that people mention when they're first diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. It can also happen if you move your head the wrong way, often when your chin hits your chest.
system: How is deep vein thrombosis (DVT) treated?
output: Your doctor will want to stop the blood clot from getting bigger or breaking off and heading toward your lungs. She'll also want to cut your chances of getting another DVT.
system: What medications are used to to treat deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?
output: Blood thinners are the most common medications used to treat DVT. They cut your blood's ability to clot. You may need to take them for 6 months. If your symptoms are severe or your clot is very large, your doctor may give you a strong medicine to dissolve it. These medications, called thrombolytics, have serious side effects like sudden bleeding. That's why they're not prescribed very often.
system: What are the signs of deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?
output: But you might notice any of the following: Leg or arm swelling that comes on without warning Pain or soreness when you stand or walk Warmth in the area that hurts Enlarged veins Skin that looks red or blue If a blood clot breaks free and moves through your bloodstream, it can get stuck in a blood vessel of your lung.
system: How can sitting for long periods affect your chances of getting deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?
output: When you sit for long stretches of time, the muscles in your lower legs stay lax. This makes it hard for blood to circulate, or move around, the way it should. Long flights or car rides can put you at risk.
system: What injuries can affect your chances of getting deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?
output: This could result from a broken bone, surgery, or other trauma.
system: What health issues affect your chances of getting deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?
output: Conditions like Irritable bowel disease, cancer, and heart disease can all raise your risk.
system: At what BMI does your chances of getting deep vein thrombosis (DVT) increase?
output: People with a body mass index ( BMI) over 30 have a higher chance of DVT. This measures how much body fat you have, compared with your height and weight.
system: What can deep vein thrombosis (DVT) lead to?
output: DVT can lead to major health problems. In some cases, it can be fatal. That's why if you think you have one, you must see a doctor right away.
system: What blood disorders affect your chances of getting deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?
output: Some diseases that run in families can make your blood thicker than normal or cause it to clot more than it should.
system: How can a pulmonary embolism (PE) happen in deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?
output: But you might notice any of the following: Leg or arm swelling that comes on without warning Pain or soreness when you stand or walk Warmth in the area that hurts Enlarged veins Skin that looks red or blue If a blood clot breaks free and moves through your bloodstream, it can get stuck in a blood vessel of your lung. Doctors call this a pulmonary embolism, or PE. It can be fatal.
system: How can you prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?
output: Simple lifestyle changes may help lower your odds of getting one. Try these simple tips to keep your blood circulating the way it should: Take care of yourself. Stop smoking, lose weight, and get active. Get regular checkups. And if your doctor has prescribed a medicine to control a health problem, take it as directed. Don't sit for too long. If you're traveling for 4 hours or more, take breaks to flex and stretch your lower leg muscles. If you're on a flight, walk up and down the aisle every half-hour. On long car drives, pull over each hour to stretch. Wear loose-fitting clothes, and drink plenty of water. Plan surgery after-care. Talk to your doctor about what you can do to prevent DVT after surgery. She might suggest you wear compression stockings or take blood thinners. You'll also want to get out of bed and start moving around.
system: How can smoking affect your chances of getting deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?
output: Smoking makes blood cells stickier than they should be. It also harms the lining of your blood vessels.
system: How can pregnancy affect your chances of getting deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?
output: This pressure prevents blood from pooling in your veins. Talk to your doctor about what you can do to prevent DVT after surgery.
system: How is an inferior vena cava (IVC) filter used to treat deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?
output: When a blood clot forms in a vein deep inside your body, it causes what doctors call deep vein thrombosis ( DVT). If your symptoms are severe or your clot is very large, your doctor may give you a strong medicine to dissolve it. Inferior vena cava ( IVC) filter.
system: What is angular cheilitis?
output: !s_sensitive, chron ID: $('article embeded_module[type=video][align=top]:eq(0)').attr('chronic_id'), continuous Play: true, cp Options: { flyout: true }, display Ads: true, mode: 'in-article', sticky: true }) }); }); } else { $(function(){ $('.responsive-video-container').remove(); }); } Angular cheilitis is a condition that causes red, swollen patches in the corners of your mouth where your lips meet and make an angle. Other names for it are perleche and angular stomatitis. You can get it on one side of your mouth or on both sides at the same time.
system: How is angular cheilitis diagnosed?
output: To find out if you have angular cheilitis, your doctor will examine your mouth closely to look at any cracks, redness, swelling, or blisters. He'll also ask you about habits you might have that could affect your lips. Other conditions (such as herpes labialis and erosive lichen planus) can cause symptoms similar to angular cheilitis. To be sure of the cause, your doctor might swab the corners of your mouth and your nose and send it to a lab to see what kinds of bacteria or fungi might be there.
system: Does diabetes put you at risk for angular cheilitis?
output: Certain medical conditions can put you at a higher risk, such as: Anemia Cancers of the blood Diabetes Down syndrome Immune disorders, like HIV Kidney, liver, lung, or pancreatic cancer It's common for people with diabetes to get fungal infections like angular cheilitis. This is because fungi like Candida feed off glucose -- the blood sugar your body uses as a source of energy. If you have diabetes, you have too much glucose in your blood.
system: How is angular cheilitis treated?
output: Your doctor will recommend an antifungal cream to treat fungal infections. Some are: nystatin ( Mycostatin) ketoconazole ( Extina) clotrimazole ( Lotrimin) miconazole ( Lotrimin AF, Micatin, Monistat Derm) If your infection is bacterial, your doctor will prescribe an antibacterial medication, such as: mupirocin ( Bactroban) fusidic acid ( Fucidin, Fucithalmic) If your angular cheilitis isn't caused by a fungal or bacterial infection, your doctor may suggest you put petroleum jelly on the inflamed areas.
system: How is angular cheilitis treated it it isn't caused by a fungal or bacterial infection?
output: Some are: nystatin ( Mycostatin) ketoconazole ( Extina) clotrimazole ( Lotrimin) miconazole ( Lotrimin AF, Micatin, Monistat Derm) If your infection is bacterial, your doctor will prescribe an antibacterial medication, such as: mupirocin ( Bactroban) fusidic acid ( Fucidin, Fucithalmic) If your angular cheilitis isn't caused by a fungal or bacterial infection, your doctor may suggest you put petroleum jelly on the inflamed areas. This protects your mouth from moisture so the sores can heal.
system: What are the symptoms of angular cheilitis?
output: One or both corners may be: Bleeding Blistered Cracked Crusty Itchy Painful Red Scaly Swollen Your lips can feel dry and uncomfortable. The warmth and moisture in the corners of your mouth create the perfect conditions for fungus to grow and multiply -- and cause infection.
system: Who is most at risk for angular cheilitis?
output: You also might have a bad taste in your mouth. You wear dentures that don't fit well. You lick your lips a lot. You have a lot of saliva. Your teeth are crooked, or your bite isn't lined up correctly. You have sagging skin around your mouth from weight loss or age. You suck your thumb. You smoke. You don't get enough nutrients, like vitamin B or iron. To be sure of the cause, your doctor might swab the corners of your mouth and your nose and send it to a lab to see what kinds of bacteria or fungi might be there.
system: How can your doctor help to overcome sexual performance anxiety?
output: During the exam your doctor will ask about your sexual history to find out how long you've had sexual performance anxiety and what kinds of thoughts are interfering with your sex life.
system: How can taking it easy help with sexual performance anxiety?
output: Don't beat yourself up about your appearance or ability in bed. Get help for sexual performance anxiety so you can get back to having a healthy and enjoyable sex life.
system: Can sexual performance anxiety affect women?
output: Sexual performance anxiety isn't diagnosed as often in women as it is in men, but it can affect arousal in women, too. Anxiety can prevent women from getting lubricated enough to have sex, and it can take away the physical desire to make love.
system: How can distracting yourself help to overcome sexual performance anxiety?
output: Put on some romantic music or a sexy movie while you make love. Think about something that turns you on. Taking your mind off your sexual performance can remove the worries that stop you from getting excited.
system: How can being open to your partner help to overcome sexual performance anxiety?
output: Talking with your partner about your anxiety can help ease some of your worries. When you try to reach a solution together, you may draw closer as a couple and improve your sexual relationship.
system: What is the cycle in sexual performance anxiety like?
output: Sexual performance anxiety leads to a cycle of troubles. You might become so anxious about sex that you can't perform, which leads to even more sexual performance anxiety.
system: What is it like to have sexual performance anxiety?
output: Anxiety can take you out of the right mind-set for sex. When you're focused on whether you'll perform well, you can't concentrate on what you're doing in bed. Even if you are able to get aroused, you may be too distracted to reach orgasm.
system: How can being intimate in other ways help to overcome sexual performance anxiety?
output: Learn how to be intimate without sexual intercourse. Give your partner a sensual massage or take a warm bath together. Take turns pleasing each other with masturbation so you don't always have to feel pressured to perform sexually.
system: How can medications help to overcome sexual performance anxiety?
output: Medications and other therapies can help treat erectile dysfunction and other sexual problems that have physical causes.
system: How can exercise help to overcome sexual performance anxiety?
output: Not only does working out make you feel better about your body, it also improves your stamina in bed.
system: How can talking to a therapist help to overcome sexual performance anxiety?
output: Therapy can help you understand and then reduce or get rid of the issues that are causing your sexual performance anxiety. If you worry about premature ejaculation, for example, you can try some techniques that help you gain more control.
system: What causes sexual performance anxiety?
output: When your mind is too stressed out to focus on sex, your body can't get excited either. Lots of different worries can lead to the problem: Fear that you won't perform well in bed and satisfy your partner sexually Poor body image, including concern over your weight Problems in your relationship Worry that your penis won't "measure up" Concern about ejaculating too early or taking too long to reach orgasm Anxiety about not being able to have an orgasm or enjoy the sexual experience These things may lead your body to release stress hormones like epinephrine and norepinephrine. Your state of mind can have a big impact on your ability to get aroused. Even if you're with someone who you find sexually appealing, worrying about whether you'll be able to please your partner can make it impossible for you to do just that.
system: What are the symptoms of sexual performance anxiety?
output: Your state of mind can have a big impact on your ability to get aroused. Even if you're with someone who you find sexually appealing, worrying about whether you'll be able to please your partner can make it impossible for you to do just that. One of the effects of the stress hormones is to narrow blood vessels. When less blood flows into your penis, it's more difficult to have an erection. Even guys who normally don't have any trouble getting excited might not be able to get an erection when they're overcome by sexual performance anxiety.
system: How can you control the swelling of your injured wrist?
output: Ice the area for 20 minutes at a time, 4 to 8 times the first day. You may apply a compression wrap such as an Ace bandage. Elevate the wrist above heart level.
system: What follow-up care can you expect for wrist injury?
output: If pain and swelling get worse in 24 hours, see a doctor. The doctor may need to order X-rays to rule out a fracture that was not obvious at first and examine the wrist to look for signs of tendonitis, arthritis, gout, infection, or other conditions.
system: How is stomach cancer prevented?
output: Though stomach cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the world, the number of cases has dropped over the past several decades. So limit smoked and pickled foods, including salted meats and fish.
system: How does disposable underwear help me with my urinary incontinence?
output: Some look similar to (and pull on and off like) elastic-banded underwear but are designed to be disposable. Others have tape on the sides so they are adjustable and can be easily removed. They come in a range of colors as well as day and overnight versions.
system: How do condom catheters help in treating urinary incontinence?
output: Male guards are small absorbent pads that fit like a sleeve over the tip of the penis to contain light moisture.
system: How can a portable toilet help in treating urinary incontinence?
output: If you have difficulty walking, talk to your health care clinician. You may benefit from a portable toilet that can be placed close to your bed or living area. In addition, move electrical cords, throw rugs, or furniture out of hallways and walkways so that you do not trip or fall on the way to the bathroom.
system: How can my doctor help me with my urinary incontinence?
output: Your doctor can recommend the type of products that will help you take control.
system: How do penile clamps help in treating urinary incontinence?
output: Penile clamps which squeezes the penis to keep the urethra closed for mild to moderate leaks. This can be used only for a certain amount of time.
system: How do incontinence panties and briefs help me with my urinary incontinence?
output: But they include a waterproof liner and built-in cloth pad that can absorb 10 or more ounces of urine. They are reusable, washable, and typically available in a range of colors. You can get day styles as well as overnight ones, which are designed to hold more urine. Like pads, this underwear is designed to be absorbent, to keep moisture from your skin, and to control odor.
system: How do plastic pants help me with my urinary incontinence?
output: Penile clamps which squeezes the penis to keep the urethra closed for mild to moderate leaks.
system: How do absorbent pads help me with my urinary incontinence?
output: They're disposable and designed for women and men. Adhesive strips hold them inside your underwear. They trap 8 or more ounces of urine and keep it away from your skin. They also block odor and can be changed throughout the day.
system: How do protective underpads help me with my urinary incontinence?
output: Protective underpads are disposable or reusable flat pads with an absorbent layer on one side and a moisture barrier on the other. They protect mattresses, chairs, or other furniture from urine leaks. Some have antibacterial and antifungal finishes and adhesive strips to keep them in place. They also come in a range of absorbencies.
system: How do male guards help in treating urinary incontinence?
output: Male guards are small absorbent pads that fit like a sleeve over the tip of the penis to contain light moisture.
system: What are Kegel training devices that I can use for my urinary incontinence?
output: There are dozens of items to help you manage mild, moderate, and even severe symptoms. They're disposable and designed for women and men. Vaginal weights, rods, and cones of various sizes are intended for women. It's hard to tell at a glance which items might help you -- or how some of them work. So do research and talk to your doctor before you buy any of them. Your doctor can help you narrow down the choices.
system: How do pessaries help in treating urinary incontinence?
output: They come in a broad range of sizes, absorbencies, styles, and colors. Your doctor will fit you, but it may take some trial and error to figure out which one works best. The pessary must be removed and cleaned with soap and water periodically. Penile clamps which squeezes the penis to keep the urethra closed for mild to moderate leaks.