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Any type of cancer has a severe impact on the lives of patients, both physically and psychologically. The discipline of oncosexology has emerged in recent times with the idea of spreading the awareness of sexual issues in oncology care and emphasizes on the importance of approaching these issues to prevent the development of severe sexual dysfunctions or problems. Although the rate of sexual problems in cancer patients is reported to be around 35-50% worldwide, and despite the fact that both can...more

If you have noticed your child to be restless and anxious all the time, it might look cute as the child is highly energetic, but it could be a cause for concern at the same time. It is not normal and the child could be having ADHD that is attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. As the name suggests, it is a disorder with deficiency of attention and in which the child is always hyperactive.

ADHD is a disorder in which the symptoms usually show up before the age of seven. It is characte...more

Weakness of the muscles due to a genetically inherited condition is known as muscular dystrophy. This condition prevents the body from producing the required protein that can help in building muscles. This protein is also responsible for making the muscles strong and stable. This is most commonly seen in children who may seem clumsy as they begin to grow up and indulge in varied kinds of movements. Let us learn more about this condition and the ways in which it may be treated.

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Dear Lybrate User ,
As you mentioned your condition , it may be due to some nervine weakness , so kindly take nerve tonic along with multi vitamin supplement.
For any further clinical assistant kindly revert back to me.
Thanking You.

Nothing to worry, 1 kidney is enough to live. Take care of habits, usual diet. If having family history of Diabetes, Hypertension, check regularly every year

Hello, in my knowledge it can really help her, enhance and/or maximise the functional ability.
Nothing is hundred percent guaranteed but rather than letting her be, it is better to get treatment done.
Will be good for you and your family.
Consult a neurologist before going ahead, there are other ways too, so it would be good to show her reports, history etc. To a neurologist and go ahead.