Essex: Hospital runs asthma clinical trial

2:20pm Monday 17th October 2011

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Adults who suffer from house dust mite induced asthma are invited to take part in new clinical trial.

Broomfield Hospital in Chelmsford is one of only six sites in the UK to take part.

Dr Steve Jenkins, respiratory consultant and allergy specialist, said: “The aim of the trial is to investigate if an allergy vaccination (also known as immunotherapy) with a house dust mite tablet can reduce asthma symptoms and daily intake of asthma controller medication.

“All we ask for people to take part is that they are aged 18 years or over, have had asthma caused by house dust mites for a minimum of one year, have used inhaled asthma medicine for a minimum of six months within the last year and haven’t been to the hospital for their asthma within the last three months other than routine out-patient appointments.”

For further information call research nurse Sarah Williams on 01245 516921.

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The family way

7:00am Saturday 8th October 2011

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the organisers of a new campaign to educate parents about bronchiolitis discuss the lung infection, which affects a third of babies before their first birthday. Plus, advice on how to tell if your baby’s got more than just a cold.

by Lisa Salmon.

It’s all too easy to dismiss a high temperature and cough at this time of year as nothing more than a cold.

but when those symptoms are in a baby, together with fast breathing and a loss of appetite, the illness may be more than a cold – it could be bronchiolitis.

the respiratory condition affects one in three babies in the UK before their first birthday, yet only 5% of parents questioned in a GfK NOP survey about the illness knew that it was so common, and many failed to recognise all of its symptoms.

to improve parents’ knowledge of the illness, which often leads to babies being admitted to hospital, the first national Bronchiolitis Awareness Campaign has been launched.

the campaign, organised by the healthcare company Abbott, heralds the start of the bronchiolitis season, which runs from around October to March. Like colds, the illness commonly occurs in the winter months, because the RSV virus that normally causes it is the same virus that causes colds in older children and adults.

Bronchiolitis symptoms are similar to those of a common cold, and include: :: a distinctive, rasping cough :: Shallow, fast breaths :: a high temperature, along with cold-like symptoms such as a runny nose :: Inability to feed the illness occurs when the virus causes inflammation of the tiny air passages deep inside the lungs, the bronchioles, narrowing them and leading to breathing difficulties.

It’s often confused with bronchitis, which affects the main airways in the lungs, the bronchi, rather than the smaller bronchioles.

In the majority of cases, bronchiolitis isn’t a severe condition. however, every year, more than 20,000 children in the UK are admitted to hospital with an RSV infection.

the illness can’t be treated with drugs as it’s a virus, and babies are usually treated in hospital so they can be given oxygen, and help with feeding as they’re unable to breathe and suck at the same time.

In rare cases they are taken to intensive care so they can be put on a ventilator, and even more rarely, they can die from the illness.

Campaign spokesperson Dr Su Laurent, a consultant paediatrician at Barnet and Chase Farm Hospitals, London, says that in her experience parents have very little information about bronchiolitis.

“I’m very conscious that parents often don’t know a lot about it,” she says.

“It’s confusing, and parents need to know how to recognise the symptoms, when to seek help and how, if possible, to avoid their babies getting the illness.”

she explains that babies with bronchiolitis have “a very classic-sounding cough and wheeze”, warning: “Very often it will start off just like a cold, but then the parent will become worried about the child, because of their fast breathing.

“They may also be lethargic and floppy, as well as having this characteristic cough, and a decreased appetite and a temperature.

“All of those things on their own wouldn’t make you think, but all together it spells bronchiolitis.”

while she says the majority of babies will remain fairly “bright and perky”, a significant number are ill enough to need hospital treatment.

Although any baby can develop the illness, they’re more susceptible the younger they are, and it’s potentially far more serious in babies born prematurely, or those with underlying heart or lung conditions.

Laurent says babies will often be taken to hospital at a late stage of the illness because parents have initially dismissed it as just a cold – until their baby is floppy and wheezing.

“That’s when parents panic.” she says.

“If you think it may be bronchiolitis, get your GP to have a look at your baby.

“They can reassure you, or tell you when it’s a good time to go to hospital if the baby gets worse.

“It’s more than a cold. It’s looking at a baby and thinking they’re struggling to breathe. That’s what makes you worried.”

she advises parents of new babies to ask friends with colds not to visit, and try hard to avoid viruses where possible.

“A normal cold from an adult can give bronchiolitis to a baby. That’s the message. It can make them really sick.”

Babies who have a less severe form of bronchiolitis should have more frequent feeds, have their bed propped up slightly, and perhaps have more humidity in the air around them, maybe through a wet towel being placed on a radiator in their room.

Parents should keep a close eye on how alert they are and how wet their nappies are.

After having bronchiolitis, children may be more prone to chest problems, although it’s not known whether this is because the bronchiolitis weakens the chest, or because babies with weak chests are more likely to get bronchiolitis.

:: For more information about bronchiolitis, visit morethanacold.co.uk Ask the expert Q: “How can I assess whether the ‘expert’ parenting advice I read is right – or is it best to just ignore it all and follow my instincts?”

a: Sociology professor Frank Furedi, author of Paranoid Parenting: Why Ignoring the Experts may Be best for your Child (Continuum 2008, £12.99), says: “The very instability of parenting advice and the regularity with which yesterday’s authoritative recipe is dismissed as hopelessly inaccurate indicates that what’s going to be preached today will be rejected as irrelevant tomorrow.

“Such advice is based on the subjective opinion of individuals, rather than on science. Parenting experts know far less about your child than you do – so there’s no reason to defer to their views.

“Yes, we have to learn how to raise our children. but not everything that has to be learned can be taught. Reading other’s advice often distracts us from seeing what’s going on in front of our eyes.

“Instead of worrying about which opinion to choose, it makes sense to learn to make judgment calls on the basis of your own experience. It’s the experience of the unique interaction between parent and child that provides the insight through which we develop as competent mothers and fathers.

“Parents learn what’s right for their children through interacting with them and not from reading books. no one is likely to understand the situation of your child better than you do – so you might as well do what you think is best.”

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Vale Dyspraxia Support Group appeals for volunteer leaders

4:30pm Sunday 21st August 2011

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THE Vale Dyspraxia Support Group is appealing for volunteers to come forward to run the organisation.

The Barry family members who have run the group for the last seven years are moving out of the area, and they are desperate for someone to take over the reins.

VDSG provides support and advice for parents, carers, families and others that are affected by dyspraxia.

They currently provide members with monthly meetings, an advice line, and links to a range of other organisations.

They also arrange social activities including 10-pin bowling, cinema trips, boat trips and visits to the likes of Techniquest.

“We are considering moving to Oxford and we are not going to be able carry on with the group if we move there,” said one of the co-ordinators.

“After seven and a half years the group could do with some fresh leadership too.

“We are asking for people to come forward, for us to find out a little bit more about them, and see if people in the meetings feel happy for them to lead the group and take it forward from us.”

Dyspraxia is a condition where the normal process of development of physical actions that require co-ordination is delayed or disturbed.

Typically a child with dyspraxia has difficulty with their gross motor skills, including activities such as throwing, catching and running, as well as fine motor skills, such as handwriting.

Dyspraxia is part of a group of conditions that include dyslexia and ADHD, with many children having symptoms of one or more of these conditions.

if you have an interest in helping young people with dyspraxia and its associated conditions, email or ring 01446 738945.

You can also visit the website at vdsg.org.uk

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Vale Dyspraxia Support Group appeals for volunteer leaders

4:30pm Sunday 21st August 2011

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THE Vale Dyspraxia Support Group is appealing for volunteers to come forward to run the organisation.

the Barry family members who have run the group for the last seven years are moving out of the area, and they are desperate for someone to take over the reins.

VDSG provides support and advice for parents, carers, families and others that are affected by dyspraxia.

They currently provide members with monthly meetings, an advice line, and links to a range of other organisations.

They also arrange social activities including 10-pin bowling, cinema trips, boat trips and visits to the likes of Techniquest.

“We are considering moving to Oxford and we are not going to be able carry on with the group if we move there,” said one of the co-ordinators.

“After seven and a half years the group could do with some fresh leadership too.

“We are asking for people to come forward, for us to find out a little bit more about them, and see if people in the meetings feel happy for them to lead the group and take it forward from us.”

Dyspraxia is a condition where the normal process of development of physical actions that require co-ordination is delayed or disturbed.

Typically a child with dyspraxia has difficulty with their gross motor skills, including activities such as throwing, catching and running, as well as fine motor skills, such as handwriting.

Dyspraxia is part of a group of conditions that include dyslexia and ADHD, with many children having symptoms of one or more of these conditions.

if you have an interest in helping young people with dyspraxia and its associated conditions, email or ring 01446 738945.

you can also visit the website at vdsg.org.uk

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Basildon family: Our mission to raise awareness of cervical cancer

2:00pm Monday 15th August 2011

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WATCHING someone you love waste away from a killer disease is awful to endure.

But it’s something Alex Waters had to do.

Alex is still grieving for her step-daughter, who died of cervical cancer, aged just 24.

Adela Waters was a single mum, so her death, in June, also left two young children without a mother.

one of the hardest things for Alex, 42, to come to terms with is that Adela’s death could have been prevented if she had been diagnosed early enough.

now, Alex, from Basildon, is trying to achieve something positive from the tragedy.

she is working to raise awarness of cervical cancer and is encouraging all young women to get checked out if they feel things aren’t quite right.

she explained: “Adela knew something was wrong. she was bleeding really badly and kept going to the GP. But she just kept being told it was nothing to worry about.

“Eventually, in October last year, she was screened for cancer and told the news it was most likely terminal.

“It was too late by that time. Adela was only 24 with two children and her whole life ahead of her.”

Adela, from Surrey, began a course of chemo-therapy, determined to fight the cancer, but her frail body couldn’t take it and she died six months later.

Alex said: “I’m desperate to raise awareness to cervical cancer and how women need to be aware of the symptoms.

“Cases like Jade Goody have helped put cervival cancer in the spotlight, but more needs to be done.

“At the moment, women are screened from 25 onwards for cervical cancer. I would like to see this age bracket reduced or at least see more doctors sending younger patients for screening if they feel something is wrong – not just dismissing them.”

When big Brother celebrity Jade Goody died in March 2009 of cervical cancer she was 27, and like Adela, a mum of two.

Jade’s death helped make the world sit up and take notice that young women die of cancer too.

after her death, a record number of women asked for smear tests and a campaign began to persuade NHS health chiefs to introduce screening for women bet-ween the ages of 20 and 24.

however, experts say the cervix of women of that age is changing and there is a risk their cells may look abnormal when they are not, exposing them to the trauma of further tests and biopsies.

But Alex says women need to be listened to. she added: “After watching someone I loved so much die, I want to get across to women that if you think something is wrong, go to the GP and get it checked out.

“The earlier screening takes place, the more chance there is of saving a person. If we can save even one life through sharing Adela’s story, then her death has not been in vain.”

To show her commitment, Alex, a staff nurse at Brockfield House mental health hospital, in Runwell, will be having her hair shaved off for the charity Cancer Research, on August 26.

the fundraising evening, which will also be a celebration of Adela’s life, will take place at the former Runwell Hospital Social Club. Alex’s husband Carl, 46 – Adela’s father – will also be taking part, with a sponsored leg wax.

As well as getting sponsored to have her locks cut off, Alex’s long hair will be put to good use.

she said: “I heard about a charity called the little Princess Trust, which makes wigs for youngsters who lose their hair to chemotherapy, so they will be getting mine.”

Alex, who has seven children between her and Carl, added: “My dad has also recently been diagnosed with leukemia, but it looks as though he is beating it.

“I feel cancer has affected so many people I love and I need to do something to fight it.

“I would just urge women out there who may be having abnormal symptoms, to trust their instincts. It might save their life.”

To donate, visit donate inmemory.cancerresearch.org/ 0001633

Basildon family: our mission to raise awareness of cervical cancer

2:00pm Monday 15th August 2011

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WATCHING someone you love waste away from a killer disease is awful to endure.

but it’s something Alex Waters had to do.

Alex is still grieving for her step-daughter, who died of cervical cancer, aged just 24.

Adela Waters was a single mum, so her death, in June, also left two young children without a mother.

one of the hardest things for Alex, 42, to come to terms with is that Adela’s death could have been prevented if she had been diagnosed early enough.

now, Alex, from Basildon, is trying to achieve something positive from the tragedy.

she is working to raise awarness of cervical cancer and is encouraging all young women to get checked out if they feel things aren’t quite right.

she explained: “Adela knew something was wrong. she was bleeding really badly and kept going to the GP. but she just kept being told it was nothing to worry about.

“Eventually, in October last year, she was screened for cancer and told the news it was most likely terminal.

“It was too late by that time. Adela was only 24 with two children and her whole life ahead of her.”

Adela, from Surrey, began a course of chemo-therapy, determined to fight the cancer, but her frail body couldn’t take it and she died six months later.

Alex said: “I’m desperate to raise awareness to cervical cancer and how women need to be aware of the symptoms.

“Cases like Jade Goody have helped put cervival cancer in the spotlight, but more needs to be done.

“At the moment, women are screened from 25 onwards for cervical cancer. I would like to see this age bracket reduced or at least see more doctors sending younger patients for screening if they feel something is wrong – not just dismissing them.”

When Big Brother celebrity Jade Goody died in March 2009 of cervical cancer she was 27, and like Adela, a mum of two.

Jade’s death helped make the world sit up and take notice that young women die of cancer too.

After her death, a record number of women asked for smear tests and a campaign began to persuade NHS health chiefs to introduce screening for women bet-ween the ages of 20 and 24.

However, experts say the cervix of women of that age is changing and there is a risk their cells may look abnormal when they are not, exposing them to the trauma of further tests and biopsies.

but Alex says women need to be listened to. she added: “After watching someone I loved so much die, I want to get across to women that if you think something is wrong, go to the GP and get it checked out.

“The earlier screening takes place, the more chance there is of saving a person. If we can save even one life through sharing Adela’s story, then her death has not been in vain.”

to show her commitment, Alex, a staff nurse at Brockfield House mental health hospital, in Runwell, will be having her hair shaved off for the charity Cancer Research, on August 26.

the fundraising evening, which will also be a celebration of Adela’s life, will take place at the former Runwell Hospital Social Club. Alex’s husband Carl, 46 – Adela’s father – will also be taking part, with a sponsored leg wax.

as well as getting sponsored to have her locks cut off, Alex’s long hair will be put to good use.

she said: “I heard about a charity called the little Princess Trust, which makes wigs for youngsters who lose their hair to chemotherapy, so they will be getting mine.”

Alex, who has seven children between her and Carl, added: “My dad has also recently been diagnosed with leukemia, but it looks as though he is beating it.

“I feel cancer has affected so many people I love and I need to do something to fight it.

“I would just urge women out there who may be having abnormal symptoms, to trust their instincts. It might save their life.”

to donate, visit donate inmemory.cancerresearch.org/ 0001633

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Are your uterine fibroids symptoms getting more and more unbearable? has surgery been recommended by your doctors for removal of your uterine tumors? is it that you intend to extend your family and hence are not interested in undergoing hysterectomy? Are you looking out answers for how to shrink fibroids naturally? then this article may be just what you are looking for. In this article I am going to share information on fibroids natural treatment.

Uterine fibroids are also known as mayoma or leiomyomata. In the initial stages these tumors hardly cause any symptoms. therefore many women suffer from fibroids without realizing it. Only when the tumors grow large in size or numbers do the uterine fibroid symptoms become prominent. Uterine fibroids can cause heavy menstrual bleeding, pain and bloating of the abdomen.

There are many surgical options of treating fibroids. however with the exception of hysterectomy or the complete removal of the womb all other methods of treating fibroids surgically provide only temporary relief. Hysterectomy is not suitable to women who wish to have children in future. for such women it is essential to figure out how to shrink fibroids naturally since they do not have the choice to go in for conventional treatment.

One of the simplest natural cures for fibroids is a healthy diet. Women suffering from fibroids should have a low-calorie high fiber diet. Intake of all types of food which enhance the levels of estrogen in the body should be avoided. it is necessary to stay away from foods which tend to overload the liver.

In case of overweight women, the easiest way to shrink fibroids is to lose weight. this will not only help in controlling fibroids but will also promote overall good health.

Fibroids occur due to multiple factors. hence the type of fibroids treatment you choose must be capable of eliminating each and every root cause of fibroids. to get complete relief from all the uterine fibroid symptoms you should adopt a holistic plan of treatment. I was able to treat my fibroids with the help of a fibroids natural treatment plan developed by an alternate medicine practitioner. this plan is available for immediate download on the internet. it comes with a money back guarantee and provides step by step instructions on how to shrink fibroids naturally.

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Even a Healthy Pregnancy status may be susceptible to critical conditions of pregnancy. the high level of stress factors in our lives should be blamed for it. Stress factors such unhealthy do not allow the embryo to have a healthy uterus to grow in. However, a little care can help provide your baby with the mother of a healthy development. Therefore, an expectant mother should have care and control of stress factors in preventing pregnancy fatal risks by following some easy to do and not do both. Therefore, reducing the risk of pregnancy and ensure a healthy pregnancy through the measures suggested in this article.

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Though diabetes is a tough and unforgiving condition, it does not always need to be a Mt. Everest in your life…

Everyone gets affected differently by Diabetes as it depends on your age, gender, what type of diabetes you have, your body type, fitness level and many other factors.  Doctors like to treat the diabetes with known medications and believe that it is the only way to treat diabetes, but that’s how they have been taught in Medical school.  Whether you follow the modern way, or the natural way, the first thing you will have to do is make dramatic lifestyle changes if you are not living a healthy lifestyle.

The first and most important changes you can make is to eat healthy, lose weight and exercise. this will already help a great deal to naturally balance your blood sugar levels.

Treatment will obviously depend on the type of diabetes you have, the sign and symptoms and your response to treatment.  Treatment is definitely not just a once off visit to the doctor, but a continually monitoring of your glucose levels on a daily basis, continuous reading of new findings, drastic life changes, and definitely more education.  If you are diabetic, then you need to know what it is about, and what you should do and not do.  it is also strongly advised that you should lose weight if you are overweight, as the body can use insulin more efficiently, thus stabilizing the blood sugar level.

Can we naturally regulate our blood sugar levels?

Research has proven that it is possible to have very stable and normal glucose levels in our blood with the use of herbal and homeopathic remedies and the needed supplements.  the correct supplements can aid in treating the symptoms and thus making it easier to have a normal lifestyle.

Herbal remedies, dietary supplements and the correct lifestyle changes can eliminate the need for prescription medication and can also aid in the prevention of organ and tissue damage associated with uncontrolled diabetes.

Tips for coping with Diabetes

Diabetes Type I sufferers always stand the risk of developing Type II diabetes. Regular exercise will decrease the possibility to developing type II diabetes by as much as 50%. Even if you are a diabetes type II sufferer you should still engage in some exercise, but we suggest consulting a medical practitioner first as to which exercises will be suitable. As previously said, by losing weight you assist the body in better utilizing insulin, thus if you are over weight, lose it. it is best to reduced the intake of refined and processed foods that contains high levels of fat and sugar. Eat plenty of whole grain foods that is rich in Vitamin B and Chromium. Eat plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables. Monitor blood glucose levels on a daily basis.

Natural remedies

Insulate Plus

Insulate plus is a 100% natural herbal remedy that supports pancreatic health by supporting the Islets of Langerhans and promote systemic balance in the endocrine and circulatory system.

The Insulate plus will maintain healthy blood glucose levels when used in combination with a healthy lifestyle and healthy food which excludes excess sugar, unhealthy fats, stimulants, artificial preservatives and colorants.

Diabetonic

Diabetonic is a remedy that temporarily corrects imbalances of minerals in the blood and pancreas. These imbalances are caused by the modern farming techniques and lifestyles, making food missing the essential minerals needed. It will also lessen your craving for sugar as the blood sugar levels gets balanced. Having balanced blood sugar levels means more energy as there is a normal range of sugar in the blood that can be taken up by the cells. Diabetonic will also maintain the balance of cell salts in the body as it is a combination of three, cellular-supporting biochemic tissue salts which can be taken up in the cells as soon as the body is low on energy or have sugar cravings.

Tissue salts are naturally occurring in the body and manufactured to ensure safe, yet optimum potency, thus they are safe to use for all ages (from infancy to old age) – as well as during pregnancy!

Conclusion

Regulating and maintaining a normal blood glucose level is possible without the use of modern medicine and other toxins.

It will however require a complete lifestyle change, requiring the sufferer to eat healthy, monitor their blood glucose level daily and engage in exercises.  Combined with the natural remedies, this lifestyle change will promote health of the pancreas, liver, circulatory system, visual system as well as overall systemic health.

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