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Sildenafil Jelly

Is Kamagra oral jelly the furture of erectile dysfunction medication?

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Kamagra oral jelly is a product that people purchase in South Africa in order to help them develop erections. You can buy this jelly without a prescription which makes it very popular with men. One reason that many men do not pursue getting treatment for their erection is because they are very embarrassed about the problem.

Typically if you are suffering from erectile dysfunction disorder you are required to make an appointment to visit your doctor.

After you have made your appointment and you visit your doctor your doctor will perform a full examination on your body. Your doctor will try to determine the cause of your erectile dysfunction and will attempt to understand if the reason that you cannot develop a boner is because of physiological problems or if because you were suffering from a mental disorder.

Mental disorder are one of the major reasons that men have difficulties developing erections in South Africa.

If you decide that the jelly is going to be the best product for you you should confirm that this is accurate with your doctor who knows your medical history the best. Once you get the Jelly you can expect that you will spend about 10 South African dollars for one tube. The price of the jelly might change depending on if you are buying the Kamagra from a large store or if you are buying it from a smaller place. There are sometimes coupons that people can find if they are looking to get Kamagra Oral Jelly online.

The main and most common side effects that people talk about experiencing when they take the Kamagra Oral Jelly is that they do not like the flavor and complain that it leaves a metallic flavor in their mouths.

In order to use this medication you need to squeeze a small amount onto the end of a sterile piece of cloth. Rub the cloth on the inside of your mouth and on your cheeks as well. You must then let the stuff absorb for about ten or so minutes. Once everything has had a chance to absorb you will start to feel a little bit of a tingling sensation taking place in the mouth. Sometimes people will start to have an erection about fifteen minutes after they have taken the Kamagra Oral Jelly.One of the most important things to consider when you have purchased this jelly is where you were going to keep the jelly stored once home.

One of the big things to consider about this jelly is the fact that it is very prone to suffering once it is exposed to sunlight.

It’s very important that if sunlight has been introduced into the home environment that this jelly is not being exposed directly to it. If you decide that your jelly has been exposed to too much sunlight you might decide that the best thing to do is to purchase an entire new tube. You should always dispose of any unused jelly play safe place such as a garbage can because you don’t want any of your children or your pets to find the jelly because if they eat the jelly then it can harm them. The best thing to do is to always talk to your doctor about any of your issues that you are having with medicine.

Herpes Zoster

What is Herpes Zoster: How to recognize and how to get cure

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What is Herpes Zoster, and What Can Be Done About It?

Herpes Zoster, also known as “Shingles” is a resurfacing of the dormant chicken pocks virus from childhood. As a child, most of us will contract the varicella-zoster virus, also known as chickenpox. This virus lives with us for the rest of our lives, usually laying dormant and not causing any further issues in adulthood. However, a decrease in cell-mediated immunity causes the virus to resurface and reactivates it. This naturally happens as we age, when our immune systems start to weaken. It can also happen if you are on immunosuppression drugs. It travels through your body along the sensory nerves starting first in the spine and traveling outward, often causing pain and nerve damage.

Shingles Disease

Symptoms

It eventually reaches the skin and causes a rash. Some of the people affected report flu-like symptoms several weeks before the rash finally reaches the skin and visually showing. They will have pain in a certain region for 2 or 3 days before the rash appears as it erupts in a hive-likee rash and eventually it can progress into big blisters or even blood blisters. There are regions where herpes zoster can surface that are a little more dangerous. One can get Herpes Zoster Oticus which can be very damaging as it affects the face and ear and it has negative effects on the nerves which control movement and if it becomes severe it can damage those very crucial sets of the nerve causing a one-sided facial paralysis or even deafness. This being such a serious and damaging issue it is extremely important that it be detected and treated as soon as possible.

Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus

Another important one to detect early is Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus. This Zoster involves the eye. If you first have pain in your face followed by blisters on your forehead, nose, and eyes this indicates a serious issue. The blisters affecting this region can cause nerve damage to the eye and cause blindness. Another form of Zoster is across the left side of the chest. Often mistaken in men to be a heart attack due to its location of the pain in the typical “heart attack” area on their left side. As this Zoster travels taking weeks to surface into blisters, it can cause severe nerve damage. Nerves do not repair themselves so easily and it could leave you in pain for months or even years.

Therapy

Luckily there are therapeutic options for Herpes Zoster. First and foremost it is important to initiate early therapy. In most cases, oral antiviral treatment is enough to combat this issue.

But when not detected early enough more invasive methods are needed such as intravenous treatment. These are recommended especially in cases where you have Herpes Zoster in the face region and especially the eye. You may need ocular involvement for cases where the Zoster had spread through much of the body instead of being contained to just one spot on the body. This may need to be treated at a hospital for its internal involvement. Again, early detection is important so that you do not get what is called Posturepedic Neuralgia which is a persistent shingle that can last for many months and sometimes years. You want to diagnose and treat this issue right away to avoid any further complications you see. Because this is a serious thing that could leave you facial paralysis, permanent blindness, extreme pain due to nerve damage which could last for years.

Antivirus options

Antivirals are our first step in defense, usually as an oral medication which is a treatment of about 10 days. In certain cases like the eyes and face, a doctor would likely prescribe Prednisone as it could help prevent some of the nerve damage that could lead to facial paralysis and blindness as those are very sensitive areas. And in many cases, it is so painful that a doctor might prescribe you to take some sort of narcotic to dull the pain. In less painful situations an anti-inflammatory such as Ibuprofen would be suggested. So get your regular check-ups. When you notice that things are “off” with your health you should seek the opinion of your doctors. Don’t ignore your symptoms because you never know if you could be avoiding a potentially serious situation.

Depression

Clinical Depression, Statistics, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

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Common Stereotypes and Facts About Depression

In today’s article, we are going to be discussing depression. Depression is something everyone has thought of or heard of before and has been increasing steadily in diagnoses in recent years. You or someone you know has probably wondered at one point in your life whether you have depression yourself or not, that would make sense if you’ve chosen to seek out this article.

 

Don’t be afraid to seek help

I want you to know that I am not a doctor and if you feel you or someone you know are suffering from a severe sense of depression to seek help. There are many options available to provide assistance such as the suicide hotline or your primary care physician. These people will care for you and show you that there is light at the end of that tunnel.

What is depression

So back to basics, what IS depression and how do you know for sure that what you’re feeling qualifies? Well, by definition, in order to be diagnosed with major depressive disorder the negative symptoms associated with depression must occur for a minimum of two consecutive weeks. The symptoms are varied but common and include feelings of prolonged sadness and a loss of interest in things that you used to enjoy. If you are having trouble sleeping or sleeping too much this could be another sign of abnormal depressive behavior as well. And if you are experiencing suicidal thoughts or persistent thoughts about death please see your doctor immediately.

Who does it affect

Depression is considered a common condition and according to the recent research by viagrastoresa.com affects roughly one in 15 adults. That equates to about 6.7% of all adults, and it is said that up to one in six people or 16.6% of people will experience depression at some point in their life. This average is even higher in women, with some studies showing that up to 33.3% of all women will suffer a major depressive episode at some point in their life as well.

Loss and depression

Don’t be confused, there is a huge difference between being sad or grieving the loss of a loved one than being depressed. It is perfectly natural to experience these feelings at times in your life and does not mean you are having a period of major depressive disorder. That being said, a major loss can lead to depression so it is good to be able to tell the difference between the two in order to make sure you get the help you need as soon as possible.

Finding a primary care physician

If you have discovered or strongly feel that you may be depressed it is time to go to your primary care physician for help. Depression is treatable and up to 90% of will respond positively to some form of prescribed treatment for the disorder, and nearly all patients will find some form of relief. It is important that when you see your doctor that you are open and honest about your condition and symptoms. A diagnostic test will need to be performed to determine if what you are feeling can be considered a true case of depression. You may be required to answer some questions, both verbal and written, as well as undergo a physical examination so be ready.

Treatment

If you have been diagnosed you will likely need treatment. And the first form of treatment most doctors are going to jump for is medication. In many cases, depression can be attributed to a chemical imbalance within your brain, and that is what anti-depressants are primarily designed to help restore balance. There are many different types of anti-depressants out there, and in many different doses, so finding the right one for you may take some time.

Medication

These medications take time to work as well. You may notice some improvement shortly after you begin a new prescription but this may just be a placebo effect. Generally speaking, it can take anywhere from 3 to 4 weeks in order to see significant improvement with your symptoms. This is due to the subtle way antidepressants work to stabilize the chemical imbalances you may have over time. If, however, you do not feel like you are noticing improvement after a 4 week period you may be asked to come back to your doctor’s office to try a different medication. Find the treatment that is right for you, and if you feel you are suffering from the symptoms mentioned today see your primary care physician ASAP.