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For those that want to portray a perfect body fat accumulation and calvice are like curses. And the problem is that sometimes it is not possible to stop either of these issues. And of course, when someone wants to look good and they have bulging thighs and/or a bald head they are almost petrified going out in public. Some people even become mentally depressed with these issues. Even though so many medications and remedies are prescribed almost none of them work. However, cosmetic surgeries like hair implant and lipoescultura work.

95% of all calvice cases are among men and 95% of all bald men show MPB or Male Pattern Baldness. In male pattern baldness hair loss happens on the front and on the top of the head. You would’ve seen this form of baldness where there is a moon like structure of hair that can be seen on the sides and at the back of the head while there is no hair above the forehead and the crown of the head. Among women there is no such pattern – women tend to lose hair from all parts of the head. So instead of one part of the head going bald there are patches of scalp that can be seen between the strands of hair. To put it simply the hair becomes thinner in women.

As far as fat accumulation is concerned it is mostly attributed to improper diet and sedentary lifestyle. However, there are women and men that have well proportioned body but there is fat accumulation in one or some parts. For example, a woman may follow a diet pattern and also exercise daily but she may still have a bulging abdomen. This fat accumulation is difficult to remove through dieting and exercise because it is often hereditary in nature. Cosmetic surgeons perform lipoescultura to remove this excess fat from the body.

The best solution for calvice is hair implant. In this procedure a portion of the head is chosen where there is enough hair. A small strip of skin is then removed from that portion and it is then stitched to the bald portion. Earlier on the stripping was painful and also left scars. But that earlier procedure has now been largely substituted by Follicular Unit Extraction or FUE. In FUE hair follicle units consisting of one or groups of four to five hair follicles are removed and then harvested. The advantage here is less pain and also no visible scars after the patient has healed.

In lipoescultura, after the excess fat has been removed the doctor may decide to discard it or use it in some other part of the body to create a balance in the entire body. This is a level above normal lipisuction and it results in a beautifully toned body. It is performed under local anesthesia and recovery can happen within a few weeks.

Hair implant for calvice and lipoescultura for fat removal are proven successful processes. Find out more and you will be thrilled about what you get to know.
Fat removal with lipoescultura http://www.drfabricioribeiro.com.br/lipoaspiracao.html and calvice http://www.drfabricioribeiro.com.br/calvicie_masculina.html treatment with hair transplantation offer permanent results.

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Epilepsy can develop at any age.

In this article:

What is epilepsy?

Symptoms

Causes

Diagnosis

Effect on your life

How Chemist Online can help

Treatment

Advice & Support

What is epilepsy?
There are several types of epilepsy. This article will focus upon generalised seizures – the type of seizure most people associate with epilepsy (where abnormal electrical activity in the brain creates the onset of a range of symptoms).

Symptoms
When a person suffers an epileptic generalised seizure they:

Fall down

Lose consciousness

Suffer body stiffening or begin to jerk uncontrollably

Become incontinent

Aggressively bite their tongue

Often, after a generalised seizure (which usually occurs in one short burst of a few minutes), the person feels sleepy or overwhelmingly tired, depending upon the severity of the seizure.

Causes
Despite worldwide medical research, as yet it is still unclear exactly what causes epileptic seizures. What is known is that sudden abnormal bursts of electric activity in the brain occur without any prior warning and with no evident trigger – resulting in the aforementioned symptoms and behaviours. However, some experts strongly suggest that epilepsy may develop as a result of some sort of brain damage or a brain injury.

Other suggested causes include:

Alcohol or drug abuse

Meningitis

Brain tumours

Also, some people may have a genetic predisposition to developing epilepsy. This means that there is a family history of epilepsy which may have been passed down.

Diagnosis
If you think you may have suffered an epileptic seizure, arrange an appointment with your GP. After taking your medical history, a diagnosis will be made based upon your description of your seizures – what happens, how often they occur, any suspected triggers, etc.

To establish a confirmed diagnosis you may be asked to undergo a brain scan (an MRI scan or CT scan), and/or an EEG (Electroencephalogram) where the electrical activity in your brain will be recorded.

Based upon the results of the scans an appropriate treatment will be recommended to you.

Effect on your life
To avoid the sudden onset of an epileptic seizure the best thing you can do is to try to avoid triggers, such as: stress and/or anxiety; sleep deprivation (e.g., due to working long hours; disturbed sleep due to some other emotional or environmental factor); strobe lighting; video or computer games which display sudden bright flashing images; and also having a low blood sugar level as a result of missing meals.

Treatment
Although epilepsy cannot be cured as such, it may be possible for your GP or a specialist to prescribe stabilising medication which reduces the frequency of seizures.

Where epileptic generalised seizures are particularly severe you may be asked to consider surgery (where a small part of the brain is removed).

How Chemist Online can help
Through this website we have a range of products available to buy which can help you to monitor your blood glucose levels.

www.chemistonline.co.uk

Advice & Support
Epilepsy Action
Helpline: 0808 800 5050
Website: www.epilepsy.org.uk

National Society for Epilepsy
Helpline: 01494 601 400
Website: www.epilepsynse.org.uk

This information and advice is not intended to replace the advice of your GP or chemist. Chemist Online is also not responsible or liable for any diagnosis made by a user based upon the content of the Chemist Online website. Chemist Online is also not liable for the contents of any external internet sites listed, nor does it endorse any commercial product or service mentioned or advised on any of the sites.

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