Wednesday, March 27, 2019

5 Ways to Help Manage Lower Back Pain

Many conditions can lead to lower back pain. Among all the back pains it is the most common one. We suffer from lower back pain at some point in our life. Many issues can cause lower back pain. It can be caused by lifting a heavy object or due to twisting your
back. There are several ways to treat the lower back pain. Before visiting any specialist, you can try some simple methods to manage it.

There are several ways by which you start treating it at home. You can make some healthy habits to prevent it from occurring. Also, you can try some home remedies to alleviate the existing pain.

1. Heat and cold therapy

Applying ice within 48 hours of injury is good for relieving pain. don’t apply ice directly on the skin. Use an ice pad and wrap it with a cloth to apply to the injured area. Ice reduces inflammation and swelling. After 48 hours apply heat therapy. Use a hot water pad to apply heat. Again, don’t apply it directly. Wrap the heat pad with a cloth and apply to the injured area. You can also use a warm cloth to apply heat. Set the iron in low heat and press the cloth. Then use the cloth to apply heat to the injured area. Giving heat to the muscles increase blood flow to the muscles and allow it to relax.

2. Move your body

Don’t spend long hours in bed or in any sitting arrangement. It may seem that sleeping for long hours is helping you to get rid of pain, but it will have a negative effect in the long-run. If you have to sit for long hours, try taking breaks. Move around a little. Try performing activities that require your body to move such as cycling, swimming, etc.

3. Stay strong

A workout can make your muscles strong and thus ease your back pain. Do workouts that are focused on your lower back. Try to stretch your lower back, make it work. Working out will increase the blood flow to the muscles. You can also make your abdominal muscles to work. a strong abdomen will give good support to the back. Also, certain yoga postures can help you to keep your spine aligned. Keeping your spine aligned will give you relief from the discomfort of back pain.

4. Quit smoking

Smoking has its own health-related issues. A recent study has shown that smokers are more likely to suffer from lower back pain compared to non-smokers. Also, smoking increases the risk of having osteoporosis.

5. Work in an ergonomically designed workplace

Your workplace should be designed ergonomically so that you can maximize your productivity and prevent discomfort. Your computer should be kept at a comfortable distance from you so that you don’t need hunch while using it. Your chair should provide enough support to your back. Your feet should touch the floor comfortably while you are sitting. Avoid sitting for too long at a time. Take 5 minutes break at hourly intervals. If you suffer from severe back pain after working for a whole day try some doing some
yoga or try doing stretching exercises.

These are the best ways by which you can manage your back pain. Try out following these 5 simple techniques. You would not need to visit any specialist to treat your back pain.
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Thursday, March 21, 2019

A Man Suffering From Leukaemia Has Been on a Quest to Make Bone Marrow Stem Cell Transplants Safer

Simply put, Leukaemia is a kind of cancer that results in the abnormal production of white blood cells in the body. The only successful treatment that had been known for it is chemotherapy, which keeps it under check. But the recent medical developments have witnessed the use of cord blood stem cell treatment for Leukaemia patients that aren't cured by chemotherapy alone.
Understanding Leukaemia
This disease is a cancer caused in the bone marrow that gradually leads to a very weak immune system. Individuals affected with this disease often experience infections. Furthermore, the white blood cells that are produced rather abnormally starts cluttering the bone marrow prohibiting the generation of other kinds of blood cells that further causes bleeding, bruises and also anaemia.
How cord blood stem cell can treat leukaemia?
A cord blood stem cell transplant engages managing high amounts of chemotherapy and in some situations radiotherapy to kill the cancerous cells that's in the patient's bone marrow and blood stream. The new cord blood stem cells that have been transplanted to the body gradually learn to settle in the bone marrow, gradually giving birth to the healthy blood cells. This treatment is only applicable for patient's that have a critical case of leukaemia.
A story of hope
The medical globe has been buzzing with success stories of cord blood stem cell transplant that has cured many chronic ailments. Leukaemia being one! Here's the account of Lukas Waterman, who happens to be a doctor at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis that induces hope and courage. Lukas was first detected with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) back in 2003. And since then the man has resorted to almost 70 drugs to heal the disease and opted in for two bone marrow stem cell transplant to combat his cancer.
His very first stem cell transplant donor was his brother. Along with the immunosuppressive drugs this transplant seemed to have been successful without any complicacies. However, after a couple of years the cancer came back which made Lukas go in for a second stem cell transplant from a donor not in the family tree. And though this transplant too had worked for him, it made him attract another chronic ailment known as the graft vs host disease (GVHD). This means the stem cell transplant that had actually healed him was now violently attacking his body. Sometimes GVHD is a natural off-shoot of bone marrow transplants.
In GVHD the transplanted immune cells of the donor, medically termed as the T cells start to grow and then attack the tissues and cells in the body, as it appears to them that it's an alien invader. In almost 50% of bone marrow stem cell transplant GVHD is a possible occurrence that has an adverse effect on the liver, skin, intestines, mouth and eyes.
However, there's hope for this! A promising stem cell therapy named Prochymal that has been developed by Dr. Randy Mills, former CIRM President and CEO, Osiris Therapeutics is known to heal extreme cases of this disease. Presently, this treatment is in use and being experimented on the phase 3 trials for young children's and adults in US.
However, individuals like Lukas Wartman are a real inspiration to people that have attracted GVHD and have suffered from Leukaemia. He is also a reason why most medical researchers are practising to arrive at advanced treatment for this ailment. No doctor wants patients to suffer either from Leukaemia or GVHD quietly for a prolonged time. The account of Lukas Wartman is a reminder to the medical sphere that there's immense work to be in the domain of stem cell bone marrow transplant to ensure that the adverse side effects are kept in control and patients don't have to fret about contracting another disease in an effort to treat one.
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Wednesday, March 13, 2019

Miracle With Paralyzed Patient With Stem Cells

Expert doctors in Sheffield, UK have confirmed that MS (multiple sclerosis) patients have witnessed phenomenal health improvements opting in for a treatment, that's generally used for cancer. Approximately, 20 MS patients recently have said yes to bone marrow transplants resorting to their own stem cells. And few patients were completely paralyzed and showing zero chances of being able to walk.
According to Prof Basil Sharrack, Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield the fact that there's a treatment available for MS which can heal the disability completely, is a stellar achievement in medical science. Today close to 100,000 UK inhabitants has MS, a chronic neurological condition, that's incurable. Most of these patients generally get detected with this ailment in their 20's or 30's. A person having MS will have his/her immune system to attack the nerve lining of the spinal cord and the brain.
Multiple sclerosis explained
When a person is affected by MS his/her protective cover encompassing the nerve fibres of the spinal cord and the brain, called the myelin gets damaged. The myelin gets attacked by the immune system, resulting in sclerosis or scarring. The disrupted myelin further damages the nerve signals. When this scarring and inflammation is not halted, then the person suffers from permanent neurodegeneration.
MS Stem Cell Trial in Hospitals of UK
Recently there has been advanced clinical trials happening in UK hospitals like Royal Hallamshire Hospital, King's College Hospital and many others, that has resulted in phenomenal outcome. The example of Holly Drewry, 25 living in Sheffield who has taken part in these trials is noteworthy. After she gave birth to her daughter Isla, her condition worsened making her stagnant in a wheelchair. She shared with BBC's Panorama that she wasn't able to walk straight and was scared to even hold her daughter, lest the baby falls. And with every passing day her MS condition was deteriorating.
It was in Sheffield that Holly got her MS cord blood stem cell treatment and results were miraculous. She witnessed positive improvements in her condition within a couple of days of the transplant. She was able to walk. And when she was treated completely she went back home, hugged her daughter being completely overwhelmed. This is nothing short of a miracle for Holly.
An in-depth analysis of the treatment that was given to Holly revealed that her paralysis has been cured to a great extent. Though she has to be under medication and medical guidance in the years to come, but the cord blood stem cell treatment has taken her out of the zone of paralysis, which is a complete blessing. Surprisingly, Holly isn't the one today who's been cured of MS paralysis. Apparently, Steven Storey, eminent marathon runner and tri-athlete too suffered from MS paralysis and he couldn't even flicker a muscle. Post his stem cell treatment Storey was able to move his toe in about 9 days and gradually recovered back to normalcy.
The Treatment - A complete Reboot of the Immune System
The medical treatment that has been healing MS paralysis is known as HSCT, which is an autologous haematopoietic stem cell transplant that completely destroys the non-functional immune system through chemotherapy.
Post this, the immune system gets re-created using the stem cells sourced from the patient's own cord blood. These cells are nascent and don't have the trace of any flaws or irregularities. Prof John Snowden, Consultant Haematologist, Royal Hallamshire Hospital reveals that the immune system gets completely rebooted back to a state, when there was no MS.
So, advanced MS stem cell therapy is being considered as a medical marvel in today's sphere of regenerative medicine. This phenomenal success further asserts the significance of opting in for cord blood banking.
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Wednesday, February 27, 2019

Cord Blood Banking: Which Option Is the Best for You?

As a pregnant lady, you and your partner have to make couple of important decisions, other than thinking about how to raise your little one. Having thoughts on giving your child a healthy food regime and following the best parenting practice must be hovering on your mind. But here's where you need to make some space to address the question - Should you opt in for cord blood banking? And what's the best option for you?
The ultimate objective of any parent is to do everything at the best of their capacity to ensure that their child never witnesses a health crisis. And as most doctors and medical researchers have already claimed, that one of the ways of securing a child's future is by opting in for umbilical cord blood banking. The stem cells from umbilical cord are potent in curing diseases that have been said to be irreversible. So today, there are primarily two groups of parents - one who privately bank their child's stem cells privately and the others who donate the same to a public bank. And if you are in India and want to select between private or public cord blood banking, here's what you need to know.
Public cord blood banking challenges
Given the Indian scenario, the acute challenge in the field of public banking of blood from umbilical cord is locating and then storing sample blood units that would match the population and ethnic diversity of the country. Hence, when there's a need it might appear to be very tough to come across a donor that would be the best match for a child or an adult who needs to do a stem cell transplant to overcome a fatal disease. This was the situation of Dr. Nalini Ambady, who was an Indian American professor who couldn't survive as she didn't have access to a correct stem cell match.
Not every sample in feasible
Matters related to public cord blood banking get further complicated by the collected sample quality. There are situations when most samples have to be cancelled owing to the insufficiency of stem cells. Sometimes parents are not made aware of the fact that every sample might not be used. Also, parents should be made aware, that just by storing blood of umbilical cord doesn't mean parents have locked the "treatment" for their child, siblings, family members or even themselves. So, when parents show interest in public banking these aspects should be addressed to provide a practical perspective.
Private cord blood banking
With private cord blood banking parents have the scope to store their child's blood from umbilical cord for their own use or be used by a family member. In simple words, the family has complete "ownership" of the cord blood unit and has the power to arrive at making important decisions on how to use it. However, what seems to be a challenge here is the cost of private cord blood banking. The initial collection and the annual storage charges is an expensive amount. But the aspect of ownership is what makes most parents say yes to private banking of stem cells.
Considering the expense that one has to incur, often parents-to be are caught into endless thought loops on what could be the best choice of stem cell banking. According to the, American Academy of Paediatrics (AAP), a family must consider private banking of cord blood as the baby's cord blood stem cell might turn out to be a better match for any sick member of the family, as compared to a non-family donor.
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Tuesday, February 26, 2019

Balancing Conflicting Claims About Cord Blood Banking

Families that are about to welcome a new born baby often gets flooded with endless suggestions and questions. It circles everything from fixing the best baby name to the best baby diet, to keep the new born healthy and fit. And today, parents-to be are faced with yet another crucial question, i.e. whether or not to stone the baby's cord blood cell.
Today, in a world where everyone's on the move to grab the best medical alternative they can to secure their child's and family, cord blood banking is one field that gets huge support. But, whereas one school of views support this process, there's another that has opposing views. Shrouded in polar thoughts, the topic of cord blood banking has attracted a couple of conflicts to it, which blurs the main focus - that is whether it's beneficial and who and how it's beneficial.
A basic overview
Let's start with the fundamental know-how. Cord blood is technically a minute quantity of blood that remains in the umbilical cord after a child is born. This remaining blood can be collected once the baby delivery is done. Being a rich storehouse of stem cells, cord blood is instrumental in developing chunks of blood cells and also boosts the immune system. Back in 2016, it has been calculated that 29% of patients received cord blood transplant in US and have immensely benefited from it.
For a while, scientists and medical researchers have been invested in clinical trials declaring that cord blood stem cells have effectively helped to cure more than 80 life threatening ailments. These diseases are blood related, immunological, various cancers, severe brain and spinal cord injuries as well as the Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. This has made families having a history of severe ailments opt in for cord blood banking. The successful treatment of malignant disorders have made parents to be think of blood from the umbilical cord as an insurance code to their child's and family health.
So why is it that a set of parents and families aren't convinced about cord blood banking, despite saying yes to the process. The truth, there are certain considerations that need to be made. For instance, it is important for a stem cell to possess three fundamental properties.
1. The strong capacity to regenerate, thus when they are divided they are able to produce similar daughter cells that preserves the cell line production.
2. Stems cells also need to have the capacity to distinguish, that they are able to set up specific form and functions. For instance, developing into a liver tissue in place of a cardiac tissue. However, stem cells that branch out into any cell type in the human body is termed as pluripotent and the ones which branch into a pre-destiny is called multipotent.
3. And finally stem cells also need to be able to refill the tissue cells that has been damaged severely in the blood, skin or gut and needs to be renewed at an ongoing basis from the stem cell source
Hence, the umbilical cord which according to few was considered to be of no medical use post child birth, has been proved wrong through the successful cord blood transplants. However, the fact that there exist still few disappointments on the subject could be traced to its disadvantages. And one being a minimum quantity of 50 to 200 ml needs to be made ready for collection. If the amount is less, then the sample is invalid. However, in majority there seems to be not ample blood. Furthermore, a meagre 8 to 12 % of cord blood units have apt stem cells for an individual transplant who weighs 80 kgs.
So, once you address the conflicting views and also know the practical side of cord blood, then whether to opt in for banking becomes easy for you.
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Friday, February 22, 2019

Keeping Those New Year's Resolutions Going From January and Beyond

OK friends, it's done and gone! If you were on a "diet" or had other resolutions you were working on in January... you made it! The first month of 2018 is over. How did you do?
Maybe you have already achieved your stated goal (no alcohol for a month, for example) or maybe you are still working on it (such as weight loss), but either way, the long-term goal is to continue these new healthy habits in some form and sustain that progress through the year.
I know many don't however. You know how I know? The parking lot at the gym grows suspiciously sparse all throughout February as people slowly lose motivation. Thanks for the parking spot though! And my calendar starts to book up in March, April, and May when well-intentioned resolutions don't work out and people realize the summer months are closing in.
Don't waste all that progress you made in January! Lifestyle change that produces lifelong benefits doesn't just happen in a month. Sure, it helps reset your mind frame and sets new patterns in motion, but the work has to continue over the next months and even years. Here are a few tips to renew that motivation and hopefully help you avoid starting all over from square one again next January.
1. Asses and learn
Assess what you learned over the last month, and jot down what you learned from it. Likely you found out something about yourself that may be useful in planning for the following months. Maybe it was taking on too many changes at once. Maybe it was learning how to process new and unexpected emotions that resulted from changes in diet, exercising or thinking. Or maybe you saw that your lab markers really do respond favorably from healthier habits. Whatever it is, jot it down so that you remember this going into the next month.
2. Never beat yourself up
Do not let perceived failure derail your efforts. So many people let a day or two of backsliding take their entire set of goals off course. The ol' mantra is "well, I already screwed up, so I might as well go all out." Avoid this thinking! We all mess up, and that is unavoidable. Learning how to deal with perceived failure and pick yourself back up again is an incredible skill. It's not easy, but refocus yourself and get right back up. Every day is a new day, thankfully, and a new chance to start over. Every time you do so, you are that much closer to where you want your mind, body and health to be.
3. Visualize
Every once in awhile, take some time to visualize what you see yourself doing, eating or being in January of next year. That time will come quicker than you think, and obviously you don't want to end up in the same place repeating the same goals once again. Put a motivating picture up if that helps. Have a reminder set on your phone with encouraging words. Remind yourself in regular intervals of where you intend to be which should greatly increase your motivation to up in the daily work to get there.
4. Exercise
This may already be part of your goals, or lifestyle, so if it is, go ahead and ignore! But if not, I include this here because moving your body incredibly supports our mind. If our mind is functioning better, we are in the best state to do what is right for your health. Over and over studies show that exercise improves mood through the release of endorphins, reduces feelings of anxiety and depression and increases energy. These are all things we need to stay on track with new health goals. If our mind is in the wrong place, we face an uphill battle. Now I realize incorporating exercise can be a whole thing in an of itself, but think of it as a mind activity instead and make it something enjoyable. It could be a brisk walk, a Zumba class, or dancing in the living room with your kids. The goal is just to move. Daily.
5. Journal
Writing about your progress weekly can be incredibly helpful as you move towards a new way of living. My most successful clients are typically those that keep a running log of how they are doing week to week so they can not only track progress but pinpoint areas that need some fine-tuning. Often it's only when we see our week in writing that we can objectively evaluate and make helpful changes that get us closer to our goals. You don't need to write every day, but at least weekly is useful. You might want to track things like daily food and beverage choices, exercise, feelings/mood, digestive symptoms, etc. Whatever you are trying to change, start tracking it so you can visibly see that progress over time. It can be extremely motivating to keep the momentum going, or it can provide a checkpoint to make changes if things just aren't progressing as anticipated.
Hopefully, these quick tips give you a few ideas to continue your New Year's resolutions into February and far beyond. You have already put in a good 30 days of work... don't stop now!
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