Fever Articles

1). Gall Bladder - A Place For Gallstones By : Kevin Pederson
It is a pouch-shaped organ which is an important part of our body and lies next to the liver. It accepts the bile from the liver which is being stored to help digestion.
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2). Corns - A Small Hiccup On Your Feet And Hands By : Kevin Pederson
Even though our feet and legs are very important part of our being but it is always sidelined and step motherly treatment is given in comparison to other parts of our body. But many do take care of their feet due to which it remains beautiful.
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3). How to prevent your nasal allergy? By : AlexChong
Do you know why and how your nose could feel itching and sensitive? The substance that causes itching and sensitive of your nose is called allergen. These include pollen, mold, dust mites, certain foods, latex, animal dander, and others. These allergens sensitize the nasal mucosal membrane through a sensitization process, which typically involves a few types of cell in our body, such as macrophage, lymphocyte and mast cell.
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4). Respect Your Child's Fever, But Please Don't Fear It By :
Copyright 2006 Mike Patrick Jr, MD Your one-year-old is unresponsive. Her eyes roll back. Her arms and legs stiffen. She begins to jerk and twitch. You are suddenly shaky yourself as panic and fear grab hold. You snatch her up in your arms and discover her skin is hot to the touch. You don't understand. She hadn't been sick--until now. You rush to the phone, but aren't sure who to call--911, the doctor, your husband, your mother? By this time, the twitching has stopped, her muscles have relaxed, and her eyes have closed.
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5). Effective Fever Treatment? By : Darry J.Oswald
A part of the brain called the hypothalamus acts as the body's thermostat. When all is well in the body, the hypothalamus is set at the normal body temperature. Fever develops when the hypothalamus is set to a higher-than-normal temperature. This resetting of the hypothalamus is usually caused by small molecules called pyrogens in the blood. Pyrogens can come from outside the body (external) or can be produced inside the body (internal).
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6). Natural Alternative Flu Home Remedy By : Brian Carter
When Chase-Manhattan lender David Givens began to feel some of the early symptoms of the flu - fatigue, muscle aches and pains (not from exercise), and a slight fever - he had no reason to expect he'd be, as he put it, "amazingly better within 2 days" because of a flu home remedy.
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7). Hay Fever � Not Actually A Fever By : Kevin Pederson
Hay fever has been given many different names such as allergic rhinitis, pollinosis or nasal allergies. You can contract hay fever due to certain air borne dust particles exposed in the environment.
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8). Should You Fight A Fever? By : Tony Luck
Most people would worry if their temperature, or the temperature of their child or other loved one, was to rise by more than a couple of degrees and they would probably act to try to reduce the temperature to nearer the normal 37C/98.6F. Surprisingly, this is not necessarily the best course of action. Prior to the development of antibiotics and vaccines, fever struck fear into populations and caused many deaths.
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9). Cleaning Up For Hay Fever Allergies By : Ted Zajac, Jr.
Spring is coming and with it the pollen that is the primary cause of Hay Fever. Start getting ready today and you can reduce the watery eyes, runny nose, and low energy associated with Hay Fever allergies. How do we reduce the symptoms of Hay Fever? Simply put, we reduce exposure to pollen. Let�s look at a typical American home and understand how to achieve this reduction of pollen exposure.
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10). What Is Fever? By : Jerry Hall
Fever is a natural response of the body that helps in fighting off foreign substances, such as microorganisms, toxins, etc. Body temperature is set by the thermoregulatory center, located in an area in the brain called hypothalamus. Body temperature is not constant all day, but actually is lowest at 6 A.M. and highest around 4-6 P.M. In addition, temperature varies in different regions of the body; for example, rectal and urine temperatures are about one degree Fahrenheit higher than oral temperature and rectal temperature is higher than urine.
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11). Are Germs and Viruses the Real Cause of Disease? By : Ron Garner
There is a universal belief that germs and viruses are the cause of disease; but this is not true.Louis Pasteur first put forward the idea that germs from outside the body are the cause of disease.And this deceit has been perpetuated ever since.
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12). Real Life Adventure is Not Limited to Exotic Places By : Jack Deal
Helen Keller said "Life is an adventure or it is nothing." Why would you settle for nothing?
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