Pre-Menstrual Syndrome - Symptoms and Treatment
Pre-Menstrual Syndrome or PMS refers to a set of physical and psychological symptoms that a girl/woman undergoes in the week before and after – start of menstruation. The menstrual cycle lasts for 28 days and starts with ovulation or release of an egg by the ovaries. Throughout the cycle, there are changes in hormones released by the body. Towards the middle of this cycle (day 14), or a week later (day 21), some women start experiencing one or more symptoms that can last up to a week after menstrual bleeding (period) begins.
- Sep 27, 2023
Diabetes causes various complications including Peripheral Artery Disease and Peripheral Neuropathy. These can increase the risk of what is called Diabetic Foot Ulcers. Such ulcers in the feet can develop and damage tissue at a rapid pace. In rare cases, the damage is to such an extent that amputation of one or more toes, a part of, or an entire foot, or both feet, is inevitable. That is why, diabetics must exercise utmost caution when it comes to foot care and any unusual condition in the feet. They must be attended to by a doctor immediately. This article covers all that in detail.
Normally just by examining a patient’s face, hands and body, the doctor can assess if his kidney, liver and other organs have been damaged by pain medication. Also, vide blood tests (clinical diagnosis) the doctor determines the side-effects and the damage caused to the kidneys, liver and stomach, due to pain killers and other medication that the patient takes.
