What is Para Neon Plastic Syndrome, how treated and how cured?
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It's para-neoplastic syndrome -- means "para" = beside, and Neoplasm = tumor.\n\nBasically it means the side effect(s) of a tumor.  The growth of a tumor can have direct effects such as compressing blood vessels, but the paraneoplastic effects would be stuff like the tumor consumes so much energy that the person "starves" despite eating.  Another paraneoplastic effect is the nausea that some patients experience.   If you Google it (spelled correctly) I'm sure you can find a lot more...
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I wish I could post my belly pic as I have the most heinous stretchies ever...I cant find a finger width of normal skin between them. You can have laser treatment (think tattoo removal) but it only eliminates 30% of the marks.  Don't bother with the cocoa butter stuff as that does as much for stretch marks as the gas and air does for labour pain (not much).  Apparently Bio oil can reduce them but not cure them. Just resolve never to wear a bikini again, or get them tattoo'd over to look like tiger stripes!!
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Beware of any treatment called a 'miracle cure'... Autism is such a pervasive disorder, that a single drug is unlikely to ever 'cure it'. It may be that some of the symptoms may be reduced, but considering that autism affects the development of a child's brain, it is unlikely that anything (in the near future) will be able to 'undo' developmental pathogenenes. \n\nThis article shows the current state of mind concerning 'miracle drugs'\n\nNovel treatments for autistic spectrum disorders.\n\nLevy SE, Hyman SL.\n\nChildren's Seashore House, The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia, 1914, USA. Levys@email.chop.edu\n\nIn no area of developmental pediatric practice is there more controversy regarding the choice of treatment than related to children with autistic spectrum disorders (ASD). Complementary and alternative medical therapies (CAM) are often elected because they are perceived as treating the cause of symptoms rather than the symptoms themselves. CAM used for autism can be divided by proposed mechanism: immune modulation, gastrointestinal, supplements that affect neurotransmitter function, and nonbiologic intervention. Secretin as a therapy for autism is discussed as an example of how a clinical observation rapidly grew to a widespread treatment before well-designed studies demonstrated absence of effect. The plausibility for behavioral effect was not substantiated by clinical studies. CAM used for treatment of autism is examined in terms of rationale, evidence of efficacy, side effects, and additional commentary. Families and clinicians need access to well-designed clinical evidence to assist them in choice of therapies. Copyright 2005 Wiley-Liss, Inc.\n\nHere's another article that may interest you:\n\nAutism, an extreme challenge to integrative medicine. Part 2: medical management.\n\nKidd PM.\n\nAutism and allied autistic spectrum disorders (ASD) present myriad behavioral, clinical, and biochemical abnormalities. Parental participation, advanced testing protocols, and eclectic treatment strategies have driven progress toward cure. Behavioral modification and structured education are beneficial but insufficient. Dietary restrictions, including removal of milk and other casein dairy products, wheat and other gluten sources, sugar, chocolate, preservatives, and food coloring are beneficial and prerequisite to benefit from other interventions. Individualized IgG or IgE testing can identify other troublesome foods but not non-immune mediated food sensitivities. Gastrointestinal improvement rests on controlling Candida and other parasites, and using probiotic bacteria and nutrients to correct dysbiosis and decrease gut permeability. Detoxification of mercury and other heavy metals by DMSA/DMPS chelation can have marked benefit. Documented sulfoxidation-sulfation inadequacies call for sulfur-sulfhydryl repletion and other liver p450 support. Many nutrient supplements are beneficial and well tolerated, including dimethylglycine (DMG) and a combination of pyridoxine (vitamin B6) and magnesium, both of which benefit roughly half of ASD cases. Vitamins A, B3, C, and folic acid; the minerals calcium and zinc; cod liver oil; and digestive enzymes, all offer benefit. Secretin, a triggering factor for digestion, is presently under investigation. Immune therapies (pentoxifyllin, intravenous immunoglobulin, transfer factor, and colostrum) benefit selected cases. Long-chain omega-3 fatty acids offer great promise. Current pharmaceuticals fail to benefit the primary symptoms and can have marked adverse effects. Individualized, in-depth clinical and laboratory assessments and integrative parent-physician-scientist cooperation are the keys to successful ASD management.\n\n\nConcerning chelation therapy, although it may well be effective in some cases, it has some serious risks: one boy died during threatment: http://www.post-gazette.co
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If you want serious help, you'll forget the gemstone business and get yourself to a doctor.  Just think about it this way... If there was something you could just wear that would cure it, you wouldn't have to look for the answer on the internet.  Every major pharmaceutical company would be selling them, and they'd be major headline news.
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rachael is correct about the molds helping out tremedulously.\n\nIn the meantime, wear comfortable shoes like tennis shoes with good arch support and a thick sole.  Don't go bare foot.  Anti-inflammatories like motrin and aleve could help.  Soak foot in ice water.\n\nSteroid shot.\n\nPeople also use heel boots.  Heel boots have a thick heel insert so you are walking solely on your heels.  When you normally walk, the heal touches down first and then the ball of you foot.  This stretches your arches and the fascia.  When the fascia is stretched, the area with the problem gets irritated and pain result.  Heel boots prevent this normal walking cycle and forces you to just walk on you heels.  That allows the problem area to rest and hopefully heal.  Unfortunately, people sometimes suffer for months on end with this problem.\n\nHope this helps and good luck
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My child was diagnosed with this condition. Conventional medical experts pushed medications and said they would be for life.  Go the alternative road.  THere is NO harm in trying.  All of my son's symptoms disappeared when we treated food and environmental allergies.  Get and read the following 2 books used from Amazon: 1. IS THis Your Child, Doris Rapp, MD 2. Food Allergy Cure, Ellen Cutler, MD   Just do it!  You will be glad you didi!
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I think this is what you mean:\nhttp://www.eeb.cornell.edu/Ellner/LabGroup/KornisCaracoSpatialInvasionJTB05.pdf\n\nHere's another treatment:\nhttp://www.ctcms.nist.gov/~cahn/cone/cone/cone.html
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I found the perfect place for you.  The "exclusive provider of medical demonstrative evidence"  --links to their cleft palate stuff.\nTry the smile train too.  It's a charity that fixes cleft palettes. They might be able to help.
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You might want to read this\n\nhttp://www.patient.co.uk/showdoc/23069180/\n\nthe treatment part is towards the bottom of the page
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I tend to agree with the above person. Although there seems to be quite a bit of info on the internet, it's often better to have it explained to you by an expert. There are different treatment modalities, that I won't go into here. Best to speak in depth with your childs doctor. Best of wishes.\n\nHave you discussed surgical options?
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gullenbarre syndrome goes by it self and patient will improve soon nurses have to help the patient by moveing him to sideways periodically so that they dont get bed sores massage the boday and can help them recover form this illness quickly.feeding bathing and cahgeing clothes are other nusring activites tyou can do
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anti-fungle treatment! grosse!
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There is no curative treatment.\n  1.To modify the course of the disease: A)Non specific immunosupresants. B )  Cytokines and cytokine inhibitors.\n  2.a) Acute relapse: Corticosteroids and b)ACTH \n  3. Symptomatic treatment : i) Spasticity - In severe spasticity intrathecal medicine  Local nerve block \n      ii)For tremors INH with pyridoxine , etc.iii0 PAROXYSMAL SYMPTOMS _CARBMAZEPINE. IV) CHRONIC DYSAESTHETIC PAIN -Antidepressants. v) urinary frequency and urgency _vi) Nocturia vii) Fatigue -are all treated with medicines.
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I had skin peels done at a beauty salon.  Vitamin C creams help as well.  It will go away on its own once your hormones return to normal.  The facials are awesome it uses an acid butif you are nursing you cant do it
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I believe there is a number of things that cause them, but the most effective treatment is laser treatment. I do not know the exact name of the treatment, it is also used for treating so called spider veins, but it's offered by a lot of plastic surgeons and upscale spas. Also you can find a dermatologist in your area and ask for a referral. I have a burst vessel on the bridge of my nose from a trauma and found out that laser treatment is the best way to get rid of it
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Well i have heard of a cure that works.  Make brownies and lace then with Ex-Lax.  Guaranteed no one will steal your food again.  At least the chocolate flavored food.
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orthonovum, orthotricyclene, organon, so many more, talk to DR