Am looking to make a short film in light of the new bans in England starting July 1st, The film being educational i need as many clips as possible
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youtube.com and type it whatever you need. Also you could use clips from movies like Thank You For Smoking and movies where people smoke a lot.
Might get some help here http://www.lungusa.org/site/pp.asp?c=dvl...
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Anyone know what medical condition this is?
I have only ever seen two people (both male, in their 50s) with this skin condition. They appeared to have marble sized growths all over their body, particuarly face, neck and arms. but generally everywhere. I feel quite sorry for them. One worked at a fruit market, and the other goes to my gym. I know its probably not contagious, otherwise theyd probably not be permited to be placed in these situations where the condition could be contracted by others. However, I have no idea what this condition is, and I'd like to know. Anyone have any clues?
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I know (have seen) the condition you are speaking of. A man who belongs to our benevolent association has this condition. They do appear to be like marbles under the skin with no difference in color than normal skin. Let me look a little and see if I can get an answer for you.The condition is a form of Lipoma. This is characterized by one to many benign, fatty tumors found in the subcutenous layer just below the skin.
define growths
Internal bleeding may cause permanent damage to the joints and muscles. ... Bleeding under the skin may cause small or large purple colored spots (purpura)Older people tend to have it more than younger people.
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I know (have seen) the condition you are speaking of. A man who belongs to our benevolent association has this condition. They do appear to be like marbles under the skin with no difference in color than normal skin. Let me look a little and see if I can get an answer for you.The condition is a form of Lipoma. This is characterized by one to many benign, fatty tumors found in the subcutenous layer just below the skin.
define growths
Internal bleeding may cause permanent damage to the joints and muscles. ... Bleeding under the skin may cause small or large purple colored spots (purpura)Older people tend to have it more than younger people.
Anyone know what is good to get rid of acne marks?
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Yes! If you have very deep acne pitted acne marks, laser and microdermabrasion would be the best choices. I had it and results are wondreful. Also, the next best thing after laser would be Jan Marini Factor A Plus Lotion, or Jan Marini Bioclear Lotion. I feel that if I knew about them earlier, I wouldn't probably even need expensive laser treatments. Jan Marini you ran buy at www. dermstore.com. It's a professional line skincare.
proactive and there is this one peach face wash at walmart that works really good...
Makeup. That or put a bag over your head until it clears up.
Arbonne's deep pores cleansing mask in the re9 section of my websit and there is a thermal fusion mask in the intellegence line it will repair you marks you can get it here http://www.beautifulskinstartshere.myarb... it is made by the top chemist in the world and is pure safe and botanical and doesn't have drying ingredients to harm your skin later on in life you will be glad you got it
Anyone know of assistance for people in the real world?
We always fall between the cracks with assistance. My insurance Co. is backing out leaving us with over $50,000 in bills, plus the needed hormone therapy and thrice weekly Interferon shots. My wife's an RN. That puts us above the income bracket for help right off. However, realistically, with rent, electricity, gas, groc. and an insurance company that wants my money without providing a service, her income barely gets us by w/out the med. bills. Me, I'm an educated Janitor. Don't go there. I have my reasons, and most folks wouldn't understand w/out thinking, "Well! He's just a loser!"
Go to www.histio.org and search Erdheim-Chester Disease to get a handle on me. It's ongoing and life threatening w/out Interferon. Folks w/ it die w/in 3-5 yrs of congestive heart failure. Okay. I'll shut-up, now. :)
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Most of the time Medicaid will help you if you have a serious condition even if you do make too much. They rarely turn down cases like yours because the fact that without help you will die. You need to go up to the local office fill out all the paper work and do what it says. Then turn it in and they should set up an appoinment for you. Then just explain to the lady why you need help.How do you know they won't help unless you try.
This link might helphttp://groups.msn.com/arayofhope/yourweb...Good luck
A.D.
Go to www.histio.org and search Erdheim-Chester Disease to get a handle on me. It's ongoing and life threatening w/out Interferon. Folks w/ it die w/in 3-5 yrs of congestive heart failure. Okay. I'll shut-up, now. :)
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Most of the time Medicaid will help you if you have a serious condition even if you do make too much. They rarely turn down cases like yours because the fact that without help you will die. You need to go up to the local office fill out all the paper work and do what it says. Then turn it in and they should set up an appoinment for you. Then just explain to the lady why you need help.How do you know they won't help unless you try.
This link might helphttp://groups.msn.com/arayofhope/yourweb...Good luck
A.D.
Anyone know of a treatment for Mollescum contagiosum?
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They can be scraped off easily with a sterile instrument called a curette. This is usually done by dermatologist, but if properly trained anyone can do it without scarring.
Yikes! Antibiotics?
Anyone know of a cure for diaper rash that won't go away?
I've used all the regular creams and pastes on him. It's not bleeding or itchy, but it very red and bumpy. Poor little guy. Anyone know of something stronger?
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My daughter had a horrible one when she was a baby, and I too tried everything. Then my pediatrician told me to mix cornstarch and vaseline together unill it forms kind of a paste. Rub that on the rash. Everytime you change him clean the area with a cloth dampened in warm water, the reapply the paste. He'll get immediate relief and it will heal very quickly. I still make this stuff even now for heat rashes, etc. It's like a magic cure all for skin rashes. I hope it's gone quickly for him! Good luck.
baby powder.
lanolin worked for our kids
Hi, when my daughter was a baby i used Penatin (spelling?) cream and if that didnt work I went to the doctor and got a prescription. Hope this helped
Hi there,A perfect cream for nappy rash is 'Bepanthen', it IS THE BEST. check website below!
I sounds like a yeast infection, not a diaper rash. If you take him to the doctor you will probably get a prescription for niacin. You can also try an over-the-counter like monistat.If this has persisted for a while, it may be an allergy to the diapers, if you use disposables. You know how there are beads in disposable diapers that turn to gel when wet? This is a synthetic chemical and many infants are allergic. Try switching to a different brand of diaper, or use cloth. Cotton diapers can compound the rash if it's not an allergy, so try a fleece diaper. Fleece wicks moisture away from the skin. Something like this may do the trick:
http://www.envirobabystore.com/displaypr...If you're already using cloth diapers and the rash is not a yeast infection, it may be a chemical burn caused by your laundry detergent.
My daughter was allergic to her disposable diapers. Maybe its not diaper rash but an allergic reaction?
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My daughter had a horrible one when she was a baby, and I too tried everything. Then my pediatrician told me to mix cornstarch and vaseline together unill it forms kind of a paste. Rub that on the rash. Everytime you change him clean the area with a cloth dampened in warm water, the reapply the paste. He'll get immediate relief and it will heal very quickly. I still make this stuff even now for heat rashes, etc. It's like a magic cure all for skin rashes. I hope it's gone quickly for him! Good luck.
baby powder.
lanolin worked for our kids
Hi, when my daughter was a baby i used Penatin (spelling?) cream and if that didnt work I went to the doctor and got a prescription. Hope this helped
Hi there,A perfect cream for nappy rash is 'Bepanthen', it IS THE BEST. check website below!
I sounds like a yeast infection, not a diaper rash. If you take him to the doctor you will probably get a prescription for niacin. You can also try an over-the-counter like monistat.If this has persisted for a while, it may be an allergy to the diapers, if you use disposables. You know how there are beads in disposable diapers that turn to gel when wet? This is a synthetic chemical and many infants are allergic. Try switching to a different brand of diaper, or use cloth. Cotton diapers can compound the rash if it's not an allergy, so try a fleece diaper. Fleece wicks moisture away from the skin. Something like this may do the trick:
http://www.envirobabystore.com/displaypr...If you're already using cloth diapers and the rash is not a yeast infection, it may be a chemical burn caused by your laundry detergent.
My daughter was allergic to her disposable diapers. Maybe its not diaper rash but an allergic reaction?
Anyone know much about laser resurfacing for scars?
I recently had correctional surgery for a scar I've had since I was young. About 2 1/2 months ago, the surgon cut it back open (it was indented) and stitched it up to create a new scar. Two days ago I went back in to have him do laser resurfacing and now I'm reading more about it online. The area is completely bloody and looks like a 3rd degree burn with a bunch of discharge. Is this normal or did the surgeon take laser too far?
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My friend had this done about a year ago and the same thing happened to her. It healed quite nicely. If you are worried about it though, call and make a follow-up appointment so they can check it for you.
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My friend had this done about a year ago and the same thing happened to her. It healed quite nicely. If you are worried about it though, call and make a follow-up appointment so they can check it for you.
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