Depression Treatment
• Depression • Aug 25 05

The American Psychiatric Association estimates that 80 to 90 percent of all Depression can be treated. The first step is an accurate diagnosis.… Depression Treatment   

 
 

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Is It Clinical Depression or Sadness?
• Depression • Aug 25 05

Although Depression is often thought of a being an extreme state of sadness, there is a vast difference between clinical Depression and sadness. Sadness… Is It Clinical Depression or Sadness?   

 
 

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First Person Description of Major Depression
• Depression • Aug 25 05

It takes the greatest effort to get out of bed in the morning.
I am tired all day, yet when night… First Person Description of Major Depression   

 
 

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Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRI)
• Depression • Aug 24 05

Whenever an adolescent attempts or commits suicide there is always the question of “Why?”
Parents should be aware that depressed children 18 and… Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRI)   

 
 

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Signs & Symptoms of Early Pregnancy
• Fertility and pregnancy • Nov 04 04

Morning Sickness

This lovely affliction affects many pregnant women, but by no means all. It’s estimated that only 50% of women will experience morning… Signs & Symptoms of Early Pregnancy   

 
 

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Ectopic pregnancy
• Fertility and pregnancy • Oct 26 04

Although the incidence of ectopic pregnancy has increased during the past 30 years, early diagnosis and treatment have reduced the death rate by 90… Ectopic pregnancy   

 
 

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What Happens in the Depressed Brain?
• Depression • Oct 26 04

You’ve probably probably heard the term “neurotransmitter” before, but what does this really mean? Neurotransmitters are chemical messengers within the brain that facilitate communication… What Happens in the Depressed Brain?   

 
 

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Antidepressant Classes
• Depression • Oct 26 04

There are three basic molecules, known chemically as monoamines, which are thought to play a role in mood regulation:  norepinephrine, serotonin and dopamine.  Antidepressants… Antidepressant Classes   

 
 

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Oral treatments for Erectile dysfunction
• Erectile dysfunction • Oct 12 04

Sildenafil (Viagra)
Sildenafil (Viagra) is now prescribed in over 90% of erectile dysfunction cases. Studies indicate that it helps 70% of patients achieve… Oral treatments for Erectile dysfunction   

 
 

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Cialis - New Generation PDE5 Inhibitors
• Erectile dysfunction • Oct 12 04

Researchers are investigating a newer version of drugs that inhibit the enzyme targeted by Viagra, phosphodiesterase-5 (PDE5).

Cialis. Cialis (IC351) is a potent and… Cialis - New Generation PDE5 Inhibitors   

 
 

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What lifestyle changes or psychotherapies may help prevent erectile dysfunction?
• Erectile dysfunction • Oct 11 04

Maintain General Health
Because many cases of impotence are due to reduced blood flow from blocked arteries, it is important to maintain the… What lifestyle changes or psychotherapies may help prevent erectile dysfunction?   

 
 

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What are the general guideline for treating erectile dysfunction?
• Erectile dysfunction • Oct 11 04

Approach to Treatment
The cause of impotence dictates the mode of treatment. The first step is to define the cause, if possible, and… What are the general guideline for treating erectile dysfunction?   

 
 

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How is Erectile dysfunction diagnosed?
• Erectile dysfunction • Oct 11 04

Physician Interview
The physician typically interviews the patient about many physical and psychologic factors. The patient must be as frank as possible for… How is Erectile dysfunction diagnosed?   

 
 

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Common Medical Conditions That Contribute to Erectile Dysfunction
• Erectile dysfunction • Oct 11 04

Diabetes. Diabetes may contribute to as many as 40% of impotence cases . Between one third and one half of all diabetic men report… Common Medical Conditions That Contribute to Erectile Dysfunction   

 
 

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What Are Life Style and Psychologic Factors Contributing to Erectile Dysfunction
• Erectile dysfunction • Oct 11 04

Differentiating between Physical and Psychological Causes of Erectile Dysfunction
Over the past decades, the medical perspective on the causes of impotence has shifted.… What Are Life Style and Psychologic Factors Contributing to Erectile Dysfunction   

 
 

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Other Erectile Abnormalities
• Erectile dysfunction • Oct 11 04

Peyronie’s Disease
Peyronie’s disease is an accumulation of scar tissue within the penis shaft. This inflammation may be associated with an injury to… Other Erectile Abnormalities   

 
 

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Treatments for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH).
• Erectile dysfunction • Oct 11 04

Surgery and drug treatments for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) can also increase the risk for impotence, although to a much lesser degree than surgery… Treatments for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH).   

 
 

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Who becomes Impotent?
• Erectile dysfunction • Oct 11 04

A large 2000 survey suggested that nearly 620,000 American men between ages 40 and 70 experience erectile dysfunction of any degree each year, and… Who becomes Impotent?   

 
 

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What are the symptoms of menopause?
• Menopause • Oct 10 04

The symptoms of menopause can be divided into early and late onset symptoms. Early symptoms include abnormal vaginal bleeding, hot flashes, and mood changes.… What are the symptoms of menopause?   

 
 

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What are the treatment options for menopause
• Menopause • Oct 10 04

Treatments for menopause can be divided based on those symptoms that are present in a given woman at a specific time.

Treatment of Early… What are the treatment options for menopause   

 
 

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What is menopause?
• Menopause • Oct 10 04

Menopause is the time in a woman’s life when the function of the ovaries ceases. The ovary, or female gonad, is one of a… What is menopause?   

 
 

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Pain in aging and pediatric populations: special needs and concerns
• Pain • Oct 08 04

Pain is the number one complaint of older Americans, and one in five older Americans takes a painkiller regularly. In 1998, the American Geriatrics… Pain in aging and pediatric populations: special needs and concerns   

 
 

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How is pain diagnosed?
• Pain • Oct 08 04

There is no way to tell how much pain a person has. No test can measure the intensity of pain, no imaging device can… How is pain diagnosed?   

 
 

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How is pain treated?
• Pain • Oct 08 04

The goal of pain management is to improve function, enabling individuals to work, attend school, or participate in other day-to-day activities. Patients and their… How is pain treated?   

 
 

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Pain affects men and women differently
• Pain • Oct 08 04

It is now widely believed that pain affects men and women differently. While the sex hormones estrogen and testosterone certainly play a role in… Pain affects men and women differently   

 
 

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