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Is Swelling In Your Legs Dangerous? Doctor Explains All Possible Causes
While occasional swelling may not be serious, persistent or sudden swelling can indicate underlying health issues that require attention.
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Amid Trial Over Diego Maradona's Death, Legendary Footballer Labelled 'Very Difficult Patient' By Surgeon
Diego Maradona died of heart failure and acute pulmonary edema, a condition where fluid accumulates in the lungs, at the age of 60.
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Bodyguard Arrested For 'Contradictions' In Testimony At Diego Maradona Trial
Diego Maradona died of heart failure and acute pulmonary edema -- a condition where fluid accumulates in the lungs -- two weeks after going under the knife.
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Watch Out For These Signs And Symptoms Of Water Retention (Edema)
Read on to know the symptoms of water retention in the body and more about this condition.
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Apple Watch Saves 16-Year-Old Skier’s Life by Detecting Low Blood Oxygen Saturation: Report
Apple Watch has been once again credited for saving a user’s life. The wearable reportedly saved a 16-year-old skier’s life by detecting low blood oxygen saturation levels. It helped him get the medical treatment in time and avoid a serious medical situation. The watch has a sensor that can measure the oxygen level of a user’s blood while str...
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Expert Tips To Keep Progressive Retinal Diseases At Check
Owing to the pandemic, we have witnessed a delay in people coming for follow-ups, which has worsened the retinal health of people suffering from AMD and Diabetic Retinopathy.
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4 Health Risks Associated With Eating Too Much Salt
Research shows that on an average, our daily salt intake should be 6 grams. But most people consume 7.2 grams of salt every day.
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Diet Modifications That Can Help You Get Rid Of Puffy Eyes
Simple swelling around your eyes means you have an extra accumulation of fluids, known as edema, in surrounding skin tissue. Know some diet modifications which can help you get rid of puffy eyes.
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Pharma Company Recalls Eye Implant Product After Defect Found
The Drug Controller General of India has told a pharmaceutical company to recall one of its products, Ozurdex Intravitreal Implant, a steroid eye implant for macular edema, after the company admitted that a silicone particle has been detected in it.
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5 Effective Home Remedies for Swollen Feet
Here are 5 effective home remedies for swollen feet. We've also listed additional tips from experts to reduce swelling naturally.
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Drug for diabetic eye condition
Eye injections of the drug Lucentis (also known as ranibizumab) appear to be useful in the treatment of a potentially blinding eye condition called macular edema that can afflict people with diabetes.
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Low blood sugar treatment dangerous
One of the drugs commonly used for the treatment of diabetic patients whose blood sugar has dipped very low can be fatal, a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine points out. The study published in the recent issue of the journal warns that the sodium bicarbonate injection given to children with diabetic ketoacidosis (extremely lo...
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Is Swelling In Your Legs Dangerous? Doctor Explains All Possible Causes
While occasional swelling may not be serious, persistent or sudden swelling can indicate underlying health issues that require attention.
-
Amid Trial Over Diego Maradona's Death, Legendary Footballer Labelled 'Very Difficult Patient' By Surgeon
Diego Maradona died of heart failure and acute pulmonary edema, a condition where fluid accumulates in the lungs, at the age of 60.
-
Bodyguard Arrested For 'Contradictions' In Testimony At Diego Maradona Trial
Diego Maradona died of heart failure and acute pulmonary edema -- a condition where fluid accumulates in the lungs -- two weeks after going under the knife.
-
Watch Out For These Signs And Symptoms Of Water Retention (Edema)
Read on to know the symptoms of water retention in the body and more about this condition.
-
Apple Watch Saves 16-Year-Old Skier’s Life by Detecting Low Blood Oxygen Saturation: Report
Apple Watch has been once again credited for saving a user’s life. The wearable reportedly saved a 16-year-old skier’s life by detecting low blood oxygen saturation levels. It helped him get the medical treatment in time and avoid a serious medical situation. The watch has a sensor that can measure the oxygen level of a user’s blood while str...
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Expert Tips To Keep Progressive Retinal Diseases At Check
Owing to the pandemic, we have witnessed a delay in people coming for follow-ups, which has worsened the retinal health of people suffering from AMD and Diabetic Retinopathy.
-
4 Health Risks Associated With Eating Too Much Salt
Research shows that on an average, our daily salt intake should be 6 grams. But most people consume 7.2 grams of salt every day.
-
Diet Modifications That Can Help You Get Rid Of Puffy Eyes
Simple swelling around your eyes means you have an extra accumulation of fluids, known as edema, in surrounding skin tissue. Know some diet modifications which can help you get rid of puffy eyes.
-
Pharma Company Recalls Eye Implant Product After Defect Found
The Drug Controller General of India has told a pharmaceutical company to recall one of its products, Ozurdex Intravitreal Implant, a steroid eye implant for macular edema, after the company admitted that a silicone particle has been detected in it.
-
5 Effective Home Remedies for Swollen Feet
Here are 5 effective home remedies for swollen feet. We've also listed additional tips from experts to reduce swelling naturally.
-
Drug for diabetic eye condition
Eye injections of the drug Lucentis (also known as ranibizumab) appear to be useful in the treatment of a potentially blinding eye condition called macular edema that can afflict people with diabetes.
-
Low blood sugar treatment dangerous
One of the drugs commonly used for the treatment of diabetic patients whose blood sugar has dipped very low can be fatal, a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine points out. The study published in the recent issue of the journal warns that the sodium bicarbonate injection given to children with diabetic ketoacidosis (extremely lo...
