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stor·age (stôrj)

n.

The second of three stages in the memory process, involving mental processes associated with retention of stimuli that have been registered and modified by encoding.

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Patient discussion about storage room.

Q. I have fibromyalgia, too. Is that what is in store for me in the future? A woman in Massachusetts who had fibromyalgia recently committed suicide. I have fibromyalgia, too. Is that what is in store for me in the future?

A. Oh not at all. Her suicide is an indictment of that part of the health care system to which she had access-and I'm not talking about the doctor, who assisted her. This woman sought the help of many physicians, one of whom seems to have recognized fibromyalgia but apparently didn't suggest the proper course of treatment. The others took the "it's all in your head" approach so familiar to most people with fibromyalgia, particularly if they are women. Her doctors gave her drugs--apparently large quantities of antidepressants, painkillers, and narcotics--but apparently none talked to her about the importance of nutrition, or about how essential it is to keep moving when you have fibromyalgia. Some gave her sleeping pills, but none considered that almost all sleeping pills interfere with the deep, restorative sleep that is essential to managing fibromyalgia. No one seems to have taken her irritable bowel syndrome seriously enough to have helped her to overcome it.

Q. Whether it is good to take Chinese herbal medicine for back pain from the store without prescription? I am willing to undergo treatment on Chinese medicine for my back pain. I will go for acupuncturist latest by next week. I have got back pain due to lifting a heavy luggage while helping a friend to change his residence. The pain is not so high but I feel that it may grow if I do not take care. But I want to know whether it is good to take Chinese herbal medicine for back pain from the store without prescription?

A. No, you should not take with any prescription. Every medicine should be taken as per prescription by the practitioners only. There are many things to look before they prescribe any medicines and if you miss to take the right combination of medicines then they may not benefit you and you may waste your money, time and faith on the system of medicines.
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