Tics are sudden, repetitive movements or sounds that people make involuntarily. They are most common in children under the age of 10 years, but can persist for longer. They are not usually a sign of something serious underlying but can be associated with other conditions such as ADHD, anxiety, learning disorders and obsessive compulsive disorder and they can cause a child distress. They are generally managed with supportive measures and rarely require medication.
Are you at risk of a brain aneurysm? What is a brain aneurysm an who should be screened for one?
An aneurysm is a weak part or bulge in a blood vessel which can burst. If this occurs in the brain it can cause a stroke and can be fatal.
People with a strong family history or certain genetic conditions need to be screened.
Are the GLP-1 agonists a magic bullet for weight loss? Should I be on one? Are their any negative side effects?
Find out if this new class of medication could be something that could be helpful for you. There are some extremely positive results being seen as long as they are used with a well balanced diet adequate in protein and daily aerobic exercise with at least 2 hours of resistance exercise per week. It is also recommended to enlist the help of not only your doctor but an exercise physiologist and a dietitian for the best results.
