Manage pain when having a kidney stone
by Pharmacyin on Feb.06, 2010, under education
Below are some things to keep in mind when evaluating your pain on a 1-to-10-point scale.
- First, the pain from kidney stones usually occurs with lower back pain and to one side.
- Next, do not hesitate to go to an emergency room, because the pain of kidney stones is measured by those who have experienced it as a definite 10 on a 1-10 scale. If you cannot be seen by your doctor in his office, then get to the nearest emergency room ASAP. (continue reading…)
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by Pharmacyin on Feb.06, 2010, under career
In the US, those individuals that engage in careers in pharmacies are considered to be the leading experts regarding medicine. This makes the opportunity for acquiring a job in pharmacology very accessible for many individuals. This career is considered to be one of the fastest growing careers in the industry of healthcare.
Pharmacy has always been an exciting and rewarding career
Pharmacists are considered to be the “drug information specialists”. These are the most highly trained individuals in the pharmacy. While pharmacy technicians and assistants may have the same basic understanding as a pharmacist on many things, the pharmacist is the one with the official educational background and certification to accurately perform their duties within the state that they practice. These individuals verify the prescriptions that are filled prior to being given to the patient. There are also responsible for discussing the medication with the patients.
In the next 50 years we will see some amazing developments in science that will lead to the introduction of new medicines for all kinds of illnesses and diseases. Pharmacists will be involved with these new medicines every step of the way, from their development in the lab to their distribution in the community and in hospitals.
10 Tips for Better Sleep
by Pharmacyin on Feb.06, 2010, under Health News
“People with fibromyalgia tend to have very disturbed sleep,” says Doris Cope, MD, director of Pain Management at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. “Even if they sleep 10 hours a night, they still feel fatigued, don’t feel rested.”
Research shows that with fibromyalgia, there is an automatic arousal in the brain during sleep. Frequent disruptions prevent the important restorative processes from occurring. Growth hormone is mostly produced during sleep. Without restorative sleep and the surge of growth hormone, muscles don’t heal and neurotransmitters (like the mood chemical serotonin) are not replenished. The lack of a good night’s sleep makes people with fibromyalgia wake up feeling tired and fatigued.
The result: The body can’t recuperate from the day’s stresses — all of which overwhelms the system, creating a great sensitivity to pain. Widespread pain, sleep problems, anxiety, depression, fatigue, and memory difficulties are all symptoms of fibromyalgia. (continue reading…)
What carbohydrates do for to your body
by Pharmacyin on Sep.09, 2009, under Health News
Carbohydrates, proteins and fats are the 3 major nutrients, which help you to stay energetic. Carbohydrates are obtained from plants and they help to fuel your muscles as well as mind. It is therefore indispensable to consume carbohydrate-rich foods. Carbohydrates are however both complete and bad for you. You need to take 45 to 65% of your calories from carbohydrates only. This can help to meet your daily nutritional requirements. If you do not take sufficient carbohydrates, you may be more prone to the risk of chronic diseases.
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What is Ionized Water
by Pharmacyin on Aug.29, 2009, under Uncategorized
Ionized water is a product of mild electrolysis which takes place in the ionized water unit. The production of ionized water, its properties, and how it works in the human body are described in the next section. Ionized water is treated tap water that has not only been filtered, but has also been reformed in that it provides reduced water with a large mass of electrons that can be donated to active oxygen in the body to block the oxidation of normal cells.
