Is Epilepsy a disease or a problem? According to me it is not a disease as all the parts are doing their job even during the attack and so it is a problem. The docs know the reason why it happens. But there is wrong notion among the people that it is a disease. Can someone clarify whether it is a disease or a problem? By the by I am not a doctor but I am an epileptic. I know what it is and what happens to me during the attack of course from my wife.

This is for a brochure, i need help with this. I am horrible about elongating stuff like this.

My doctor and I haven’t found the right combination of medications that work yet, so I’m having trouble sleeping and of course with the inevitable mood swings/manic times/ depression. I would love to hear of any coping strategies anyone has found to be effective while I wait for a (hopefully) successful medicine combination. Thanks so much for your help!

I used Monistat 3, as my doctor suggested. It’s Saturday night, and my last night of using it was Thursday. The smell and discharge are both gone. Does this mean the infection is gone, or should I go see my doctor again?

Thanks for any help.

What does it do? Like a vaginal yeast infection? Symtoms?
Could this be sign of pregnacy? If so would it occur within being 5 weeks pregnant?
I 7 days late for my period and have a kinda itchig down but this didn’t occur until after missed period.

I just found out that my dog has developed diabetes, nd she is only 7 years old. She also developed cateracts as a side effect, and i now have to give her 2 shots of of insulin a day, along with a change in her diet. This isn’t a big deal, i just haven’t heard of this being all that common.

The two conditions are supposed to be separate, but if you look at a basic oversight of them (i.e. Wikipedia or similar) they seem extremely similar. I was just wondering if anybody with any knowledge about these matters would be able to point out what the differences are between these two conditions.
Thanks in advance for any answers.
Whoops, I obviously slightly mis-spelt ‘borderline’ in the title there.

Ive got epilepsy had it for many years,I have a medical exemption card,So i dont have to pay for my tablets,I was at the dentist the other day and a woman said dont i get dental treatment for free as i have epilepsy ,Im asking now because this is a second time someone has said this

I thought the card was just for my repeat prescription

my daughter has been recently diagnosed with fibromyalgia she has had pains for 2 years now most nights. the only treatment for this is anti depressants which is a little extreme for a 3 yr old but it does less damage than panadol, also the only way to diagnose fibromyalgia is by its symptoms. i am interested to know what u think about the whole thing and a little advice would be great.

My brother has been just detected having Diabetes Mellitus with blood-sugar 281 after fasting and a triglyceride level of 544.I solicit Expert recommendation regarding total recovery from this disease.What foods to be taken,what foods to be avoided,at what intervals food should be taken,what should be the way of life,why a person gets this disease,how it can be avoided altogether?Our maternal grandfather had this and our mother aged 86 years also has it.