mild (redirected from milds)

mild

Etymology: AS, milde, soft

gentle, subtle, or of low intensity, such as a mild infection.

---

mild

as in disease; does not interfere with normal activities such as grazing, ambulation.

---

Patient discussion about milds.

Q. What medicine should I take for mild memory problems? I am 60 years of age and am suffering from MILD MEMORY PROBLEMS. Can anyone suggest what medicine should I take for MILD MEMORY PROBLEMS? (Oh I forget in which category I have posted this question? lol)

A. I wouldnt suggest any medicine as this will just cause more problems. However, I would suggest seeing a chiropractor and this is why. I went to a chiropractic seminar a while ago and the whole purpose of chiropractics is to help the brain and body communicate. Therefore, by you going to see the chiropractor they will be able to allow your body to communicate better and therefore help with your forgetfullness

Chad Levin
EasyToInsureME.com
Quoting and Saving on health insurance has never been easier

Q. what does c4-5 mild central disk bulging impinging upon cervical cord without spinal stenosis or distortion of the cord . mild righ neural foraminal narrowing from uncovertebral joint hypertropy mean

A. Well this basically means there is a very small narrowing of the cervical (your neck area) spinal canal (where the spinal cord is), however the narrowing does not cause any damage to the spinal cord, therefore probably does not cause any major symptoms involving the nerves. The c4-5 bulging part refers to the part in between the two cervical vertebras c4 and c5, in which the disc (a part in the spinal cord) is sliding a bit side-ways, but again, it does not seem to be causing any trouble.

Q. how do you deal with a mild case of acid reflux

A. You can start with life style changes: if you have symptoms during the night, you can try to elevate the head of your bed. You can try to avoid foods that induce reflux: fatty foods, chocolate, peppermint, and excessive alcohol. Cola, red wine, and orange juice are very acidic, so it would be wise to avoid them too, In addition to these, you can try to use a diary to reveal which kind of food causes symptoms and avoid it.

Try to refrain from lying down immediately after a meal, or eating just before bedtime. Overweight is a risk factor for reflux, so if it's relevant weight reduction is also recommended.

If you feel heartburn, you may chew in order to increase salivation and thus alleviate the symptoms. Smoking has a negative effect on salivation, so smoking cessation is also recommended.

And that's before we even mentioned OTC drugs...