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think (thngk)

v.

1. To exercise the power of reason, as by conceiving ideas, drawing inferences, and using judgment.

2. To weigh or consider an idea.

3. To bring a thought to mind by imagination or invention.

4. To recall a thought or an image to mind.

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Patient discussion about thinking little.

Q. I think I caught a cold :( My throat is sore, and I keep snivel all the time. Is there anything I can do to in order to relieve the bad feeling?

A. Go for a run, sweat it out then have some vitamin C and water. Or drink orange juice. Those things always make me feel better.

Q. I think I'm bipolar. seriously, I've been shifting from extremely different moods lateltly and I can'y handle it anymore!!! any ideas?

A. hmmm...that actually could be. pills are actually natural hormones of your body, they can cause a slight imbalance on the first couple of weeks. so it might be.
sometimes smoking while taking the pills can induce side effects. so if you are smoking - try stopping.
if these mood changes continue way too long- tell your gynecologist. he may advise changing the pills.

Q. Retirement – what do you think? Hello, I was diagnosed with advanced breast cancer, and had both operation and chemo. Thankfully, The disease is in remission and I live more-or-less normally – go to work, raise my children, but I feel very tired of this daily routine. After return (from my not very strenuous) work I’m just exhausted and must rest until the evening, and then I’m busy take care of my children. I feel like I’m missing my life, and with the real (although repressed) thought about death, I wonder whether should I retire ? What do you think?

A. If you are able to retire, that is what I beleive I would do. Take this time to be with you children. May God Bless.