{ "597": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 597, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 597, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:00", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What is an eating disorder?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "An eating disorder is an obsession with food and weight that harms a person’s well being. Many people worry about their weight. People who have an eating disorder go to extremes to keep from gaining weight. There are 2 main eating disorders: anorexia nerv" }, "598": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 598, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 598, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:00", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Symptoms of eating disorders", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "What are the warning signs of an eating disorder?The following are possible warning signs of anorexia and bulimia:Unnatural concern about body weight (even if the person is not overweight).Obsession with calories, fat grams, and food.Using any medicines t" }, "599": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 599, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 599, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:00", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What causes eating disorders?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Doctors don’t know exactly. Possible causes include feeling stressed out or upset about something in your life. Developing an eating disorder can also be caused by feeling like you need to be “in control.” Society also puts a lot of pressure on people to " }, "600": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 600, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 600, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:00", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "How are eating disorders diagnosed?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Eating disorders are most often diagnosed by examining physical health as well as mental health. Your doctor will evaluate your eating habits and order tests to help determine a diagnosis. He or she will also likely refer you to a mental health provider f" }, "601": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 601, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 601, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:00", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Can eating disorders be prevented or avoided?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "There is no known way to prevent eating disorders. The reason some people develop eating disorders isn’t known. People who have anorexia may believe they would be happier and more successful if they were thin. They want everything in their lives to be per" }, "602": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 602, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 602, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:00", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Eating disorder treatment", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "If you’re malnourished or very thin, you may be admitted to the hospital. Your doctor will probably want you to see a dietitian to learn how to pick healthy foods and eat at regular times. Family and individual counseling (talking about your feelings abou" }, "603": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 603, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 603, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:00", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Living with an eating disorder", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "It’s healthy to watch what you eat and to exercise. What isn’t healthy is worrying all the time about your weight and what you eat. People who have eating disorders do harmful things to their bodies because of their obsession about their weight. If it isn" }, "604": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 604, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 604, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:00", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Questions to ask your doctor", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "What treatment is best for me?Will I have to be in treatment for the rest of my life?What can I do to help my child get better?Does my child have an eating disorder?Do I need counseling?Why do I have an eating disorder?Is there a medicine I should take?Do" } }

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{ "605": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 605, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 605, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:11", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What is echinococcosis?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Echinococcosis is a type of infection caused by parasites. It occurs when you eat food or water that is contaminated with eggs of the Echinococcus. This is a microscopic tapeworm that is found in dogs, sheep, other livestock, and wild animals.The tapeworm" }, "606": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 606, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 606, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:11", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Symptoms of echinococcosis", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Echinococcosis may not produce symptoms for up to 10 or 20 years. This is because the cysts grow slowly. Symptoms can include:stomach painchest painlasting coughunplanned weight lossweaknessjaundice (yellowing of the skin and the whites of the eyes)feverb" }, "607": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 607, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 607, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:11", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What causes echinococcosis?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "The disease can be found all over the world. Primarily, it occurs in places where humans are in close contact with livestock or dogs. In the United States, echinococcosis mostly is found in the Southwest and Alaska.Infected animals, such as dogs or sheep," }, "608": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 608, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 608, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:11", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "How is echinococcosis diagnosed?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "First, the doctor will review your symptoms and do an exam. Second, they will perform tests to check for cysts. An X-ray often finds the cysts. The doctor also can do a computed tomography (CT) scan or a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan. If the docto" }, "609": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 609, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 609, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:11", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Can echinococcosis be prevented or avoided?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Be careful if you live in an area near livestock and/or you have contact with dogs. There are things you can do to help prevent echinococcosis.Give your dogs routine deworming treatments to remove and prevent tapeworms.Consider giving vaccines to your she" }, "610": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 610, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 610, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:11", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Echinococcosis treatment", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Treatment for echinococcosis varies. It depends on your symptoms and the location of cysts. Drugs that treat infections cause by worms are called anthelmintics.The doctor can kill the tapeworm using injections. Once the tapeworm is gone, you may need to t" }, "611": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 611, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 611, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:11", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Living with echinococcosis", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "It is important to get treatment for echinococcosis once you start having symptoms. If left untreated, you could die from the disease." }, "612": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 612, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 612, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:11", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Questions to ask your doctor", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Should I wear gloves when playing with my dog or picking up feces?Is it okay to have my dog sleep with me?How often should I give my dog deworming treatments?I work with livestock. Should I be tested for echinococcosis?Is echinococcosis contagious among h" } }

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{ "613": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 613, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 613, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:19", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What is eczema and atopic dermatitis?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Eczema is a general term for rash-like skin conditions. The most common type of eczema is called atopic dermatitis. Eczema is often very itchy. When you scratch it, your skin becomes red and inflamed (puffy). Eczema affects adults and children. It is most" }, "614": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 614, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 614, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:19", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Symptoms of eczema and atopic dermatitis", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Atopic dermatitis and eczema may start out as dry, extremely itchy skin. The rash may become very red, swollen, and sore. The more you scratch it, the worse it generally gets. A clear fluid may leak from the rash. Eventually, the rash will crust over and " }, "615": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 615, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 615, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:19", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What causes eczema and atopic dermatitis?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "You are more likely to have atopic dermatitis or eczema if a family member has it. These conditions aren’t contagious. This means you can’t catch them from other people. The exact cause of eczema and atopic dermatitis is unknown." }, "616": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 616, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 616, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:19", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "How are eczema and atopic dermatitis diagnosed?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Your doctor will be able to diagnose eczema simply by looking. As part of your exam, he or she will also review your medical history. It is important to tell your doctor if you have allergies or asthma. He or she may order blood and skin patch tests to ru" }, "617": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 617, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 617, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:19", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Can eczema and atopic dermatitis be prevented or avoided?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "You may never know what causes your eczema or atopic dermatitis. Without knowing, you can’t avoid them. And they can’t be cured. But they can be managed. You can also learn to avoid the things that trigger them.Limit your contact with things that can irri" }, "618": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 618, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 618, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:19", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Eczema and atopic dermatitis treatment", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Your doctor may prescribe a corticosteroid cream or ointment to apply to your rash. This will help reduce itching and calm inflammation. Use it right after bathing. Follow your doctor’s directions for using this medicine or check the label for proper use." }, "619": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 619, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 619, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:19", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Living with eczema and atopic dermatitis", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Eczema can flare up when you are under stress. Learn how to recognize and cope with stress. Stress reduction techniques can help. Changing your activities to reduce daily stress can also be helpful.The area where you had the eczema may easily get irritate" }, "620": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 620, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 620, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:19", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Questions to ask your doctor", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "What treatment is best for me?Should I use a steroid cream or ointment?What are the side effects from the steroid cream or ointment?Do I need to take any other medicines?What is the best way to prevent flare-ups from eczema and atopic dermatitis?Is there " } }

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{ "629": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 629, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 629, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:29", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What is ehrlichiosis?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Ehrlichiosis is a bacterial infection. The infection is caused by a tick bite. The ticks that spread ehrlichiosis are the Lone Star tick, the deer tick, and the dog tick. Dogs, cattle, and other animals have always gotten ehrlichiosis. In the mid 1980s, s" }, "630": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 630, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 630, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:29", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Symptoms of ehrlichiosis", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Ehrlichiosis symptoms are similar to the flu. They usually begin 1 to 2 weeks after you’ve been bitten by an infected tick. Symptoms may take up to 1 month to appear. They include:feverchillsfatiguemalaise (a general feeling of not being well)headachejoin" }, "631": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 631, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 631, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:29", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What causes ehrlichiosis?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Bacteria from a tick bite causes ehrlichiosis. People who spend time outdoors in areas where ticks are common (either for work or recreation) are at higher risk of getting ehrlichiosis. Ticks usually wait near the top of grassy plants and low bushes for p" }, "632": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 632, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 632, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:29", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "How is ehrlichiosis diagnosed?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Your doctor will examine your body to see if you have evidence of a tick bite. A blood test will confirm ehrlichiosis." }, "633": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 633, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 633, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:29", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Can ehrlichiosis be prevented or avoided?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "The best way to prevent tick bites is to avoid being bitten. When you are outdoors, follow these guidelines:Use tick repellents (follow instructions on label). Choose a repellent containing 20% to 30% of the chemical DEET. Tick repellents that contain DEE" }, "634": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 634, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 634, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:29", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Ehrlichiosis treatment", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Many times, your body will fight off the ehrlichiosis infection on its own. For more severe cases, your doctor will prescribe an antibiotic to treat it." }, "635": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 635, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 635, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:29", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Living with ehrlichiosis", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Living with ehrlichiosis will be uncomfortable, as you feel like you have the flu. You also will need to remember to take your antibiotics as your doctor prescribes them. It is important to finish taking all of your medicine." }, "636": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 636, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 636, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:29", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Questions to ask your doctor", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "How should I dispose of a tick once I get it off?Should I apply an antibiotic cream to the bite once I get the tick off?What if I don’t see the tick on my body for days? Will it get worse the longer it is attached to my skin?" } }

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{ "645": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 645, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 645, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:37", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What is endometrial hyperplasia?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Endometrial hyperplasia is a condition in which the endometrium (lining of the uterus) is abnormal. There are four types that women can have. The types vary by the amount of abnormal cells and the presence of cell changes. These types are: simple endometr" }, "646": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 646, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 646, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:37", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Symptoms of endometrial hyperplasia", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "The primary symptom of endometrial hyperplasia is abnormal bleeding from the uterus. Contact your doctor if you experience symptoms, such as:Menstrual bleeding that is heavier or longer lasting than usual.Menstrual cycles (amount of time between periods) " }, "647": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 647, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 647, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:37", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "How is endometrial hyperplasia diagnosed?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Abnormal uterine bleeding can be a symptom for many things. Your doctor can perform an exam and tests to diagnose the main condition. A transvaginal ultrasound measures your endometrium. A device uses sound waves to see if the layer is average or too thic" }, "648": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 648, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 648, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:37", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Can endometrial hyperplasia be prevented or avoided?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "You are more likely to have endometrial hyperplasia if you have gone through menopause. This is because your body’s hormones and menstrual cycles change. Other risk factors for this condition are:Long-term use of medicines that contain high levels of estr" }, "649": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 649, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 649, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:37", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Endometrial hyperplasia treatment", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Treatment options for endometrial hyperplasia depend on what type you have. The most common treatment is progestin. This can be taken in several forms, including pill, shot, vaginal cream, or intrauterine device.Atypical types, especially complex, increas" }, "650": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 650, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 650, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:37", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Living with endometrial hyperplasia", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Work with your doctor to create a treatment plan that works best for you. If you have a severe type or if the condition is ongoing, you might need regular checkups to monitor any changes." }, "651": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 651, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 651, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:10:37", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Questions to ask your doctor", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Are there any other symptoms of endometrial hyperplasia, besides bleeding?How do I know if my bleeding is caused by endometrial hyperplasia?What is the most common age to get endometrial hyperplasia?What are the treatment options for endometrial cancer?" } }

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{ "684": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 684, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 684, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:11:01", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What is essential tremor?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Essential tremor is a disorder in your nervous system. It causes shaking movements that you can’t control. This most often happens in the hands. You might notice this tremor when your arms are reaching out in front of your body. It is caused by problems i" }, "685": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 685, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 685, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:11:01", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Symptoms of essential tremor", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Many diseases or conditions cause tremors. Symptoms that could indicate your tremor is essential tremor include:shaking in your handshead nodding or shakingquivering voicetremors worsen with emotional stresstremors worsen with purposeful movementrest help" }, "686": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 686, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 686, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:11:01", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What causes essential tremor?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "It is not clear why some people get essential tremor. It seems to run in families. You may be more likely to have essential tremor if a parent or other close family member has tremor. Tremor can start at any age, but it often begins after age 40. It can g" }, "687": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 687, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 687, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:11:01", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "How is essential tremor diagnosed?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Your doctor will probably perform an exam and tests to look for possible causes of your tremor. These tests rule out other causes and can include a neurological exam, blood and urine tests, and physical performance tests. If he or she doesn’t find another" }, "688": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 688, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 688, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:11:01", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Can essential tremor be prevented or avoided?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Doctors don’t know exactly what causes essential tremor, so it can’t be prevented. If your doctor determines you tremor is caused by medicine or caffeine, you may be able to avoid essential tremor in the future by avoiding those substances." }, "689": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 689, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 689, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:11:01", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Essential tremor treatment", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "The goal in treating essential tremor is to provide symptom relief that can improve quality of life. Mild tremors may not need treatment. If your essential tremor interferes with your ability to function or bothers you, there are some treatments that coul" }, "690": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 690, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 690, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:11:01", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Living with essential tremor", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Lifestyle changes are often recommended to prevent the tremor from getting worse. Your doctor will ask you to avoid caffeine, cold medicines and certain other medicines if they seem to make your tremor worse. These medicines won’t make your tremor go away" }, "691": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 691, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 691, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:11:01", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Questions to ask your doctor", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Is essential tremor the sign of another condition?Is there anything I can be doing to reduce my symptoms?How can medicine help my tremors?Will the tremors get worse as I get older?Can I pass essential tremor down to my children?" } }

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{ "700": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 700, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 700, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:11:14", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What is a febrile seizure?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "When young children have a seizure (also called a convulsion), it is often caused by a fever above 102°F (38.9°C). These are called “fever seizures” or “febrile seizures.” Febrile seizures can occur in children ages 6 months to 5 years, but are most commo" }, "701": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 701, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 701, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:11:14", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Symptoms of febrile seizures", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "If your child has a febrile seizure, he or she may become unconscious and roll his or her eyes back. Your child’s arms and legs may become stiff or shake and twitch. Your child may also vomit. After a seizure, your child may feel drowsy and confused." }, "702": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 702, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 702, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:11:14", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "What causes febrile seizures?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Febrile seizures are triggered by fever, but infection is what causes fever. Your child is more likely to spike a high fever from a viral infection than a bacterial infection. Examples of viral infections are the flu, common cold, and roseola.If my child " }, "703": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 703, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 703, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:11:14", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "How are febrile seizures diagnosed?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "You should see your doctor as soon as possible after a febrile seizure. Your doctor will examine your child and ask you questions about the seizure. Your doctor also may order tests to determine what is causing your child’s fever." }, "704": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 704, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 704, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:11:14", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Can febrile seizures be prevented or avoided?", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "Maybe, but many doctors believe the risk of side effects from seizure medicines are worse than your child having another febrile seizure. Even if medicine is used, it may not prevent another seizure." }, "705": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 705, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 705, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:11:14", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Febrile seizure treatment", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "What should I do if my child has a seizure?Put your child on his or her side so that he or she won’t choke on saliva or vomit.Don’t put anything in your child’s mouth.Don’t restrain your child’s movements during the seizure.Try to remain calm. Most seizur" }, "706": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 706, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 706, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:11:14", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Living with febrile seizures", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "If your child has had a febrile seizure, you may worry that he or she will have another. Most children won’t have another seizure. But the risk of another febrile seizure is slightly higher if:Your child is younger than 18 months.There’s a family history " }, "707": { "diseases_conditions_x_diseases_conditions_detail.id": 707, "diseases_conditions_detail.id": 707, "diseases_conditions_detail.ts": "2018-02-01 23:11:14", "diseases_conditions_detail.key": "Questions to ask your doctor", "diseases_conditions_detail.value": "What caused my child’s febrile seizure?Will my child have another febrile seizure?Is there anything I can do to prevent a febrile seizure?Are there signs that I should look for before my child has a febrile seizure?Should I hold my child while he or she h" } }

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