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Clinical management of osteoarthritis Clinical management of osteoarthritis consists of making proper diagnosis and then moving to treatment. Diagnosis is mainly dependent upon radiographic findings such as Xrays and MRI in addition to clinical symptoms. These findings can only be picked up by a healthcare professional, particularly a radiologist but for increasing overall health awareness, main points are described below. First and the most common finding is joint space narrowing due to loss of cartilage. Another finding is formation of osteophytes. These are formed by deposition of fibrous cartilage at joint margins. Others findings are subchondral sclerosis and cysts but...

  HOW TO REDUCE SPUTUM IN THROAT? Introduction:             To reduce the increased production of sputum, we will have to know the condition causing the increased production of the saliva, and what it called, overall the increased production of sputum or hypersalivation is known as sialorrhea or ptyalism. To see the cause of hypersalivation, we need to dig deeper and know the physiology of the salivary glands how they work and how these glands are regulated by the control center of our body, which factors play their role in the regulation of salivary glands.       ...

Canker Sore Overview: A canker sore is a destructive condition related to the oral cavity of humans, also called as aphthous or mouth ulcers. Aphthous is marked by the repeated generation of the non-spreading and less harmful wound in the mouth. These are tiny, superficial bruises on the soft tissues of the mouth or at the base of gums present in the mouth. They are not occurring on the base of your lips or other exterior surfaces. Canker sores are painful, having stress on your psychological condition as you are unable to eat or talk comfortably. Most canker sore heals...

Irritable Bladder   What is Irritable bladder? It is a condition of a sudden desire to void urine (called as Urgency), single or multiple times a day, which sometimes may even cause wetting of the underclothes (called as incontinence). This increased frequency of voiding may also be present during the night time (nocturia), disturbing sleep.   Is it caused by infection of urine? No, it is not. Only after ruling out the infection of urine, the condition is termed as Irritable bladder.   What are the key symptoms of irritating bladder? Urinary urgency: It is the complaint of a sudden...