Management of overactive bladder

Article Abstract:

It is observed that symptoms of overactive bladder are common, which can be distressing, and are associated with serious adverse consequences such as injurious falls. The symptoms may be caused by myriad factors, including disorders of the lower urinary tract, neurologic conditions, behavioral factors such as caffeine intake, and a variety of commonly prescribed drugs. Patients with overactive bladder often benefit from supportive measures such as education and changes in fluid intake.

Bladder diseases

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Methylprednisolone, valacyclovir, or the combination for vestibular neuritis

Article Abstract:

Vestibular neuritis is presumably caused by a reaction of the herpes simplex virus type 1 infection. Randomly selected 141 patients were tested and it was found that methylpredinisolone greatly improved the recovery whereas valacyclovir did not.

Drug therapy, Dosage and administration, Ear diseases, Valacyclovir, Vestibular diseases

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Acute chemical emergencies

Article Abstract:

The impact of industrial and environmental substances on human health is analyzed. An emphasis is laid on the usage of four clinical syndromes applicable when there is accidental or deliberate release of toxic chemicals.

Risk factors, Health, Industrial wastes

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