What's really making you sick?

Article Abstract:

Misdiagnosis may occur with diseases that impersonate other diseases. Such diseases include sciatica, panic disorder, diabetes type II and Lyme disease. Tuberculosis is commonly mistaken for bronchitis and treatments may not be effective, allowing the patient to infect other people.

Diagnosis, Diseases

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Is your medicine making you sick?

Article Abstract:

Prescription and over-the-counter drugs can cause serious side effects of which patients may not be cognizant or able to recognize. Skin rashes, sensitive eyes, hearing and sleep problems, and taste distortions are often signs of a reaction to medications.

Drugs, Complications and side effects, Adverse drug reactions, Nonprescription drugs

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Here comes summer

Article Abstract:

Common summer safety hazards are described and advice for avoiding them offered. Included is information about preventing sunburn, insect bites, water accidents, and heat exhaustion. First-aid advice is included.

Methods, Safety and security measures, First aid in illness and injury, First aid, Summer

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