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{ "1176": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1176, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1176, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:04", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What is osteoporosis?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Osteoporosis is a disease of the bones. It causes you to lose bone mass. Osteoporosis occurs most often in older adults. Women are more likely to have it than men. This is due to several factors. Women have less bone mass than men to begin with. Women als" }, "1177": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1177, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1177, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:04", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Symptoms of osteoporosis", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "You may not know you have osteoporosis until your symptoms are severe. Signs include frequent broken bones or fractures, low back pain, or a hunched back. You may get shorter over time due to osteoporosis. The condition can cause your vertebrae (the bones" }, "1178": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1178, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1178, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:04", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What causes osteoporosis?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "There are two ways osteoporosis can occur. You can lose too much bone or your body cannot produce enough bone. Some people have both issues. When you’re young, your bones are dense and strong. Osteoporosis makes your bones brittle and breakable.It is natu" }, "1179": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1179, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1179, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:04", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "How is osteoporosis diagnosed?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Contact your doctor if you have signs of osteoporosis or if it runs in your family. The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) recommends that certain women be screened for osteoporosis. This includes women who are 65 years and older, or have an equ" }, "1180": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1180, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1180, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:04", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Can osteoporosis be prevented or avoided?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "You cannot always avoid osteoporosis. However, there are some changes you can make to prevent or reduce your risk. These include regular exercise and getting enough calcium and vitamin D. They help keep your bones healthy as you age.Calcium. Women 50 year" }, "1181": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1181, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1181, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:04", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Osteoporosis treatment", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Treatment for osteoporosis starts with changes to your diet and lifestyle. You need to get enough calcium and vitamin D. Your doctor will want you to increase your physical activity. This helps to strengthen your bones and increase your bone mass. Example" }, "1182": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1182, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1182, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:04", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Living with osteoporosis", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "There is no complete cure for osteoporosis. You should work with your doctor to treat the condition. You also can make diet and lifestyle changes to reduce the effects and prevent falls." }, "1183": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1183, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1183, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:04", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Questions to ask your doctor", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Do I need a bone density test? When and how often should I get one?How do I know if I’m at risk for osteoporosis?How much calcium and vitamin D do I need?What changes can I make to prevent or manage osteoporosis?If I have osteoporosis, is it safe for me t" } }

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{ "1184": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1184, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1184, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:20", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What is ovarian cancer?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Ovarian cancer is cancer in one or both ovaries. Only women can have it, because ovaries are part of the female anatomy. Women have two ovaries with one on each side of the pelvis. They are similar to the shape and size of an almond. Your ovaries produce " }, "1185": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1185, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1185, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:20", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Symptoms of ovarian cancer", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Many women do not suspect ovarian cancer. However, you can develop ovarian cancer at any age. The symptoms are common and often are not present early on. You might have mild symptoms as the cancer develops.Possible symptoms include:Menstrual changes, such" }, "1186": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1186, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1186, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:20", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What causes ovarian cancer?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), cancer is a disease in which cells in the body grow out of control. Cancer that starts in your ovaries is called ovarian cancer.Ovarian cancer can occur in several different areas. The mos" }, "1187": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1187, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1187, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:20", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "How is ovarian cancer diagnosed?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) recommends against ovarian cancer screening for women. Screening is a method to identify conditions prior to having any symptoms. AAFP has found that screening for ovarian cancer is not accurate or valuable. AA" }, "1188": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1188, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1188, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:20", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Can ovarian cancer be prevented or avoided?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "There is no way to prevent or avoid ovarian cancer. Certain factors do put you at higher risk of getting ovarian cancer. Risk factors for ovarian cancer, include:BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene mutationsBiological family members who have had ovarian cancerPersonal hi" }, "1189": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1189, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1189, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:20", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Ovarian cancer treatment", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "It is common for your primary doctor to refer you to a specialist. You also can consult with another doctor to get a “second opinion.” If your doctor confirms you have ovarian cancer, they will talk to you about treatment options. These vary based on the " }, "1190": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1190, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1190, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:20", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Living with ovarian cancer", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Treatment is more successful if the cancer is detected early. Your outcome also depends on the type, grade, stage, and location of cancer, as well as your general health.Your doctor will follow up with and monitor you after treatment. They will check to s" }, "1191": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1191, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1191, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:20", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Questions to ask your doctor", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "What type, grade, and stage of ovarian cancer do I have? Has it spread to other areas?Is ovarian cancer linked to any other types of cancer?What are my chances of beating ovarian cancer?What clinical trials are available to me?What are the short-term and " } }

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{ "1192": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1192, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1192, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:32", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What is overactive bladder?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Overactive bladder is a condition that causes you to lose control of your bladder without warning. You may have to urinate more often or urgently. Sometimes you may leak a small amount of urine before you make it to the bathroom." }, "1193": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1193, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1193, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:32", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Symptoms of overactive bladder", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Having to urinate 8 or more times per day, or having to urinate 2 or more times during the night.An urgent and sudden need to urinate with no warning.Leaking urine after that urgent, sudden feeling to urinate.If you have 2 or more of these symptoms, you m" }, "1194": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1194, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1194, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:32", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What causes overactive bladder?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Nerve and muscle damage near your bladder causes overactive bladder. The damage causes your bladder to contract (squeeze) at an unplanned time. That’s what causes leaking and the sudden, urgent need to urinate. Sometimes, having too much fluid in your bla" }, "1195": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1195, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1195, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:32", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "How is overactive bladder diagnosed?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Your doctor will start by discussing your symptoms and medical history. He or she might order certain tests to help diagnose the problem. These tests might include:Urodynamics: During this test, your doctor will fill your bladder and then see how well it " }, "1196": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1196, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1196, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:32", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Can overactive bladder be prevented or avoided?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Overactive bladder cannot be prevented. However, you can reduce the risk of overactive bladder by treating those diseases and conditions that cause it. For example, following your doctor’s treatment advice for diabetes will reduce nerve damage. If you are" }, "1197": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1197, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1197, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:32", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Overactive bladder treatment", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Overactive bladder can be treated with medicine, bladder exercises, electrical stimulation, or surgery. Your doctor will tell you which is best for you.MedicineThere are two types of prescription medicines used to treat overactive bladder:Muscle relaxants" }, "1198": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1198, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1198, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:32", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Living with overactive bladder", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Living with overactive bladder will depend on how serious your problem is and how well your treatment works. In either case, living with the condition may require better planning. You may have to plan when you consume liquids and how close you are to a ba" }, "1199": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1199, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1199, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:32", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Questions to ask your doctor", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "How do you treat babies and children who were born with overactive bladder?Will your bladder muscles continue to get worse over time?Will muscle relaxant medicine relax all the muscles in your body?" } }

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{ "1205": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1205, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1205, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:40", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What is Parkinson’s disease?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Parkinson’s disease is a kind of movement disorder. It affects the nervous system and causes problems with muscle movement. It is a chronic and progressive disease. This means that it doesn’t go away, and the symptoms get worse over time.Some nerve cells " }, "1206": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1206, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1206, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:40", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "The 4 primary motor symptoms of Parkinson’s disease are:Tremor (shaking or trembling) of the hands, arms, legs, jaw, or face. Tremors caused by Parkinson’s may be barely noticeable at first. They get worse over time. Tremors tend to get worse when the per" }, "1207": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1207, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1207, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:40", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What causes Parkinson’s disease?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Doctors don’t know exactly what causes Parkinson’s disease. In a small number of people, genetics seem to play a role. These people could have inherited the genes for Parkinson’s disease from a family member. Or they could have a gene mutation. Environmen" }, "1208": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1208, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1208, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:40", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "How is Parkinson’s disease diagnosed?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "There is not a test that can confirm you have Parkinson’s. You must experience at least 2 of the 4 main motor symptoms before your doctor will consider it. He or she will ask about your medical history. They will do a physical exam. If they think you have" }, "1209": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1209, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1209, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:40", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Can Parkinson’s disease be prevented or avoided?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "There is no known way to prevent or avoid getting Parkinson’s disease." }, "1210": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1210, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1210, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:40", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Parkinson’s disease treatment", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "There is no cure for Parkinson’s disease. But medicines can help control the symptoms. They often produce very good results, especially in the earlier stages of the disease. The most common medicine used to treat Parkinson’s disease is carbidopa-levodopa." }, "1211": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1211, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1211, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:40", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Living with Parkinson’s disease", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Living with a chronic illness can be frustrating and discouraging. Parkinson’s will gradually get worse. You will eventually have trouble with simple tasks. These include walking, talking, and eating, among many others. It is common for people with Parkin" }, "1212": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1212, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 1212, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:18:40", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Questions to ask your doctor", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Could Parkinson’s disease be a sign of another condition?Does Parkinson’s disease run in families? Am I at risk?What kinds of tests will I need?Can Parkinson’s disease be cured?What types of medicines treat Parkinson’s disease, and are there side effects?" } }

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