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[jeanniebug623]

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Chapter 6: The Diagnosis

Spider was bored. But that was the least of his problems…

Two weeks in a hospital room with nothing to do except NOT go crazy. Well, crazy as in not let out his new unpredictable side. Quaritch checked on him daily as well as a very limited staff of doctors. After those two weeks with no sign of Miles, the colonel felt secure enough to reintroduce Ja. The teen didn’t say anything when the team medic came into the room, only readjusted his arms wrapped around his knees and nodded awkwardly as a greeting.

Ja reassured Spider there were no hard feelings and that his presence was purely professional. He wanted to help the boy understand what he was experiencing. Quaritch theorized that Spider would be more comfortable in the presence of the recoms due to his upbringing. Yes, he’d grown up with other humans but those traitors could barely call themselves that due to their loyalties.

”It’s called dissociative identity disorder.” Ja said as he sat at Spider’s bedside. Quaritch stood at the foot of the bed, arms crossed and gauging the boy’s reaction. The colonel hadn’t even known his genetic predecessor's son was on Pandora and he’d thrown him into the lion’s den without a second thought. A sixteen-year-old boy versus the ruthless might of the RDA. He had to ignore the regret and focus on the present…

”Sounds like a fancy way to say I’m fucked in the head…” Spider said quietly. His voice was sad and empty.

”No, not at all.” Ja reassured him, putting on a small smile for a brief moment before continuing with a more serious tone, “But it is a serious mental health disorder that we can’t ignore. It’s also known as multiple personality disorder. I’m sure you can guess why.”

The colonel felt his brain reeling at the memories of his interactions with Spider’s new personality: Miles. He couldn’t even feel proud that the kid chose that name so proudly. ‘Miles’ was strong, immovable, and highly defensive of Spider. But he was also violent and unpredictable. Miles didn’t care who got in his way; he would destroy anyone he deemed a threat to Spider. But Spider’s safety wasn’t completely in the forefront of Miles’ mind as evident by how he acted without concern for his physical condition.

”So I’m just fucked in multiple ways……awesome.” Spider said, pulling his legs even tighter to his body. So many thoughts rushed through his head. Physically, he felt fine. He’d been in the hospital with lots of rest and solid meals for a couple weeks. He even mentioned a headache, he was quickly rushed to a CT scan and given pain meds soon after. But emotionally? He was terrified. He was still not fully understanding this diagnosis.

”Spider, it’s not about being fucked up.” Quaritch said, his tone equal parts firm and caring. Unlike when Ja spoke and the boy avoided eye contact, he looked up to the colonel when he chimed in. “It’s about knowing and understanding this condition. And acting accordingly.”

”Will it go away?” Spider asked quietly. Quaritch looked at Ja, prompting Spider to do the same. “Like…you can cure it, right, doc?”

Doc was certainly a nicer nickname than ‘wet nurse’ as Miles had called him. Ja wished he had a better answer…

“Spider, I’m sorry. Even with where medical advances are, the brain is still too complex to just ‘cure’.” Ja said, wanting to sound more comforting as the kid visibly deflated and buried his face in his arms. “But the brain is an organ like anything else. Mental health is just as important as physical health. And when you know the problem, it’s easier to control. Do you know what diabetes is, Spider?”

Spider didn’t lift his head up, but he did shake it from side to side in his arms as a ‘no’.

”Diabetes is a condition where a human’s blood sugar level is not properly regulated by their body’s natural process. A medicine called insulin is administered to control it. Modern medicine has discovered ways to permanently control it with implants but not everyone can afford it back on Earth so a lot of people still have to take insulin every day. It doesn’t go away but they can control it.” Ja explained.

”So, is there medicine I can take to control this?” Spider asked, lifting his head a bit and sounding hopeful. Taking medicine every day for the rest of his life sounded like a pain but he would at least be able to live his life. Maybe, escape this circle of hell called Bridgehead City someday. But he wouldn’t feel safe trying to run away…even if he did pull it off, how would he react to his friends? Would he be violent towards them or the science guys or the rest of the Na’vi? That terrified him more than anything…

Ja went quiet and looked to his commanding officer for assistance on this one. The medic had given the entire squad the quick version of what dissociative identity disorder was. The conversation that followed was a free speech conversation but it didn’t go anywhere.

They were on a mission to find Jake Sully. The kid should be left with the medical staff and scientists now. He wasn’t their problem since he hadn’t given them any useful info on the enemy. He was a liability now. Maybe it would be better if the RDA just locked him up for good.

His squad, aside from his old friend Lyle, didn’t understand Quartch’s feelings on the matter. He didn’t have to give his opinion for the corporal to know his bland tone was forced or that the way he ground his teeth while squaring his jaw was very much a ‘human colonel’ cue that he was upset. Even if these squad didn’t have a connection to the kid, they should be respectful that their commanding officer did.

”No, tiger. There’s drugs to control symptoms but not the DID itself.” Quaritch said, those big brown sad eyes looking back at him. It was like looking at a puppy begging for scraps. He leaned forward on the side rails of the bed, creaking under his weight. “But we’re gonna figure this out. Mental health…stuff…it can be handled in its own way. Right, doc?”

”Exactly!” Ja said, finally able to have a genuinely hopeful tone. “YOU are in control, Spider. You are the core identity. ‘Miles’ is an alternate personality.”

”He was always there…wasn’t he?” Spider asked, sounding unsure. Scared even.

He thought back on all the times he was scared or angry as a young child. When he wanted to hit someone or throw something in rage but didn’t due to the consequences.

Ja sighed and shrugged a bit, “I can’t say for sure. I’m sure the trai-…people who raised you kept track of your medical history growing up?”

Spider shrugged and it made Quaritch’s blood start to boil. Did those human traitors not care enough about the humans being born on Pandora to keep track of those things? Their growth, their health? Wouldn’t the kid have at least been a good ‘experiment’ as the first human born on Pandora?

“We only have five months worth of medical records for you in RDA archives.” Ja said.

”What?” Quaritch and Spider said simultaneously.

The good medic opted to look at Quaritch to explain but Spider listened just as attentively.

”Monthly checkups when Paz went in for postpartum care. Despite the backlash from the initial pregnancy announcement, a lot of people changed their tune when Spider was born completely healthy and Paz recovered faster than most new mothers.” Ja explained.

Spider felt a new warmth spread through himself hearing about his mom. She sounded like a tough woman. Made him proud and a small smile pulled at the corners of his mouth.

”Paz was an amazing woman.” Quaritch remarked and, though he only knew her reputation, Ja nodded in agreement.

Ja looked back to Spider, “You might have had preexisting signs of this condition. The fact that you can remember when Miles is in control to some degree is even rarer than the condition itself.”

”I can’t say I remember…” Spider said, finally letting one arm loose and put his right hand to the side of his head, fingers slipping in his locs, “…it’s more of a feeling. Like…something’s off. Like I know I did something wrong…”

”You haven’t done ANYTHING wrong, Spider.” Quaritch said firmly, ear pinning back, “You understand me?”

”I bit someone’s face…” Spider said flatly, giving the colonel an unconvinced look. He hadn’t seen the guy who’d made the mistake of trying to fasten a strap across his chest when Miles was on the loose. But he heard plenty of rumors how savage he’d been in the strike. Miles had managed to sink his teeth into the man’s cheek and lower jaw, tearing a flap of flesh off that was barely hanging on when it was stitched back into place.

“I’m not saying bad shit hasn’t happened but you’re not at fault.” Quaritch elaborated. Spider was a feisty one, but he didn’t have the heart to hurt someone for no reason. THAT much Quaritch had learned about the boy in the short few weeks.

”Did all this happen because of that demon machine?” Spider asked suddenly with a growl. He gripped his head a little tighter, closing his eyes. He could feel a headache starting behind his right eye when he thought about the neuroscanner.

”It’s a possibility…” Ja said cautiously, glancing at Quaritch.

It was more than a possibility in Quaritch’s mind, probably in Ja’s too. They’d seen the brain scans after each session in the neuroscanner. They physically saw the changes in brain activity. Ja explained that the scans focused on probing the frontal lobe where memory is stored. However, he also explained that this is the brain’s primary storage for personality traits. If they were forcibly prying into that part of the brain, it was inevitable that cracks would spread.

”Soooo…” Spider started, closing his eyes tightly and turning into his own hand, “You kidnap me…torture me…break my brain…and NOW you want to help me?”

”None of this was planned, kid.” Quaritch said weakly. “I would’ve put an end to it.”

”Before or after the torture?” Spider spat out, moving his left arm down to grip the starchy fabric of the sheets. “Maybe a little torture would’ve been ok? As long as you got what you wanted, right? But you let it go too far and now I’m broken. Useless to you and dangerous to others! Awesome…”

Quaritch stared at the boy, unable to respond. Yes, he’d been on board with the neuroscanner. But not the four sessions he’d been subjected to. He’d been present at two of them, including the last one he’d stopped when his concern for the boy’s wellbeing surpassed following orders. It would be a poor excuse to divert blame and he knew to say he didn’t agree to all the sessions wasn’t enough to make up for the damage done.

”You’re not useless.” Quaritch said instead, “The team still needs to learn what insults you’re spittin’ out in Na’vi.”

Spider scoffed and rolled his eyes.

”I’m workin’ on it, Spider.”

”On what?”

”Gettin’ you back out in the field.”

Spider looked up at Quaritch, a strange look in his eyes. He looked excited at first but tried to hide it. He was worried it was just an empty promise.

”First, I want to get you out of this room. Sound good?” Quaritch asked. Not that he intended to stop challenging Ardmore on this, but he wanted the boy to be in the loop and have some say in it. If he didn’t want to leave the hospital, he’d accept it with grace but still move forward with the next step in his plan…

”I don’t wanna go back to a cell…” Spider said quickly, his voice cracking in an embarrassing way. The hospital room wasn’t exciting but it was better than a prison cell with four plain white walls, a hard metal platform with barely a padded mat to sleep on, and a toilet in the corner for those perverts behind the cameras to watch him use.

”Not a cell, I promise. You’ll stick with me.” Quaritch said. He put on the most reassuring smile he could, even though he still had a massive obstacle in the way of General Ardmore. “I don’t make promises I can’t keep, kid.”

This promise was nonnegotiable.

[negative-speedforce]

Your OCs stumble upon an unmarked vial in their pocket one day. It's full of swirling purple liquid, a magical potion of some kind, but they don't know what it does. Unbeknownst to them, drinking the potion will instantly transform them into their ideal physical appearance (instant painless gender-affirming care, a healthy end to any body dysmorphia or chronic pain/fatigue, hell someone could be a fucking dragon if that's how they ideally view themself). Note that it transforms them into their ideal self, not society's expectations of them - if they're completely happy with who they are, the potion does nothing.

Who takes the risk? Who tries to figure out what the potion is before drinking it? Who doesn't drink it at all?

Siv: After getting it identified through her network of contacts, she takes the potion. What it does is lighten all her scars from being captured by Director Hawke, heal up the permanent damage from her inital fight with Eobard, and make her a few inches taller.

Jay: Hands it to Cassandra to identify, since he's pretty sure it's magic. It gives him instant gender affirmation, and heals the nerve damage in his legs and body.

Hailey: Gets it identified via Cassandra, then decides to take it. What it does is restore her physical body and mortality while allowing her to retain the powers that being dead gave her.

Cassandra: Before her arm was forcibly removed to save her own life? She thinks she's hot stuff. She doesn't need it. After it, however, she'd take it, to restore the skills she had to relearn and the dexterity she lost with her arm.

Arya: Is a shapeshifter, so they don't need it. Instead, they slip it into their coworker's coffee, whom they know is a furry. Have fun being a 7-foot-tall husky with G cups, sir.

Esme: Assumes it's alcohol, drinks it, and immediately is cured of her body dysmorphia, alcoholism, and the damage that the use of drugs and alcohol has had on her body.

Gina: Assumes that someone tried to slip her drugs, so she throws it out.

Ember: Decides to take it, since they assume it's just a little gift from the bartender at their club. Ember gets a more androgynous body, and some of the more visible signs of his age fade a bit.

Cat: Gets it identified online by some witches on the dark web, but chooses not to consume it. She's pretty happy with her body, so instead she sells it online to the highest bidder.

Max: Doesn't touch it. He assumes it's poison or drugs or something.

Kyle: Gets it identified, and chooses not to take it. He's pretty happy with his body.

Eric: Identifies the potion almost immediately, and takes it. It gives him instant gender-affirming care, and also gives him back his natural black hair rather than the silvery-white that it turned after overusing his magic.

Jacob: Identifies the potion almost instantly. He's pretty happy with his body, so he doesn't take it.

Khalil: Identifies the potion with just a glance, and doesn't take it. He's happy with his appearance.

Antonio: Immediately recognizes it as a potion. He drinks it, and it instantly cures him of his diabetes, makes his voice finally drop all the way instead of cracking constantly, and clears his acne.

Rania: Identifies the potion using the power of science, and chooses to take it as an experiment. All it does is slight fade the effects of aging on her, and remove some scars from science experiments that quite literally blew up in her face.

Ameerah: Gets it identified, and chooses to take it. The only thing that changes is that her hair becomes a slightly darker shade than her natural blonde, because she's honestly pretty sick of people seeing her with blonde textured hair and fair skin and instantly asking her if she has albinism (she does not, she's just biracial, and she's sick of the question)

Reggie: Recognizes the potion since xe and xer entire mom's side of the family are witches, and she takes it. It gives xem a more androgynous body, closer to how xe sees xemself in xer head, and changes the shape of her vitiligo marks to be little hearts and stars because xe's like that.

Meredith: Researches and tests the potion out first, then chooses to take it. It fixes her bad vision, and while it doesn't fix her deafness, since Meredith is pretty okay with being deaf, it does give her the ability to read lips perfectly.

Director Hawke: Doesn't take it, since she thinks she's major hot stuff (I mean, she's not wrong tho, we love ourselves an evil MILF)

Kelsie: Takes the potion, which gives her instant gender affirmation, and also fixes her damaged hair and that one tooth she broke running on the pool deck when she was 10.

Cory: Takes the potion without even checking what it is, and becomes quite literally the "fuck yeah" dragon from the meme.

Torryn: Once he identifies the potion, he takes it. It instantaneously gives them a more androgynous body, and also changes their singular glowing blue eye to a softer, more natural blue, so it just looks like normal heterochromia rather than magic, that way he no longer has to wear an eyepatch in public.

Onnie: Once she has it identified, they choose to take it, believing that it will make them even more powerful and godlike. Instead, it completely cuts them off from the Negative Speed Force, giving her the body of a normal human. This, obviously, is something that she really needs to work through.

Pippa: It's taken a lot of work for her to love herself in her body, but she chooses to take it anyway. Surprisingly, it doesn't change anything about her, except for the fact that it softens the way that she sees herself in the mirror, so she feels less insecure.

Jessi: It turns her into an absolute sex symbol. She was already incredibly hot, but it just alters her enough so she perfectly fits the beauty standards. Have fun in 10 years when said beauty standards change, Jessi.

Hyun-Ki: Doesn't take the potion. He's happy as he is.

Liah: Despite her expecting that the potion will make her appear less intimidating, since that's her biggest insecurity, it actually makes her slightly taller and more muscular, since she actually really likes the way she looks, it's more other peoples' reactions that she dislikes.

Marie: After analyzing the potion in her lab, she chooses to take it. To her surprise, it doesn't really change her appearance much at all, despite her various insecurities, which mostly come from other people instead of herself. All it does is slightly change the shapes of her cybernetics, so they're more artistic than utilitarian.

Qiara: Decides to take it as an experiment, despite the fact that she could take whatever form she chose to. The potion removes the weakness and chronic fatigue and pain that come with use of her powers, so she doesn't have to constantly choose between helping people and not feeling like shit.

Soraya: Doesn't take the potion. She's happy as she is.

Thalia: She takes the potion, since she has very little care for her own well-being, and it reverses the damage from when she was captured and experimented on both times, along with giving her a slightly higher muscle mass.

Reyna: She identifies the potion in her lab, and when she takes the potion, it erases the scars she got from being abused by her stepmother, and makes the blue streaks she dyes in her hair as part of her "Reyna Blazestar" persona permanent.

Laila: Alters her appearance just enough so she no longer looks like a perfect match to the Jedi she was cloned from, but not so much that she's unrecognizable. Now, the expectations placed on her won't weigh as heavy, since she no longer looks exactly like her donor.

Athena: After identifying the potion, she takes it, thinking it'll make her even more beautiful than she already is. Instead, it just takes away her body dysmorphia, so she can actually see the woman who she is in the mirror rather than the stringy-haired street urchin she used to be.

Pyrrha: The potion gives her natural body back, before the alterations that Nyx ordered. The etchings on her metal limbs remain in the form of tattoos, since she's super proud of them and would be sad to see them go.

Samira: After finding out what the potion does, she chooses to take it. It reverses the damage that being trapped in a basement under a madman's vineyard for 10+ years would do to a person.

Aldrich: After having Samira analyze it in her lab, he takes it, and it returns him back to a human, mortal form.

Sohelia: Takes the potion. Nothing happens. It turns out, her ideal body is the one she has right at the moment, despite what others might say.

Vanessa: Rather than returning her to the body that she had before being transformed into a monster, it instead makes her not-quite-human features less noticeable, like fading the exoskeleton on her body to almost her normal skintone, and making her sharp, jagged teeth look more like Sohelia's (almost human with slightly sharper canines)

Matt: After having it analyzed, he chooses to take it. It instantly heals his joint problems, and fixes up his nose, which was permanently crooked after a bad encounter with Sohelia and some bears.

Dolores: The potion returns her to her human form, and makes the ombre effect she dyes into her hair permanent.

Victorie: She takes the potion, since she's already dead anyway, what is it going to do? Kill her? But rather than giving her human form back, it leaves her as an immortal vampire, but removes her need to consume blood to survive.

Kayla: Once she knows what the potion is, she decides to take it. It restores her appearance to before she was kidnapped by HYDRA and forced to become their operative, though she retains the sick mullet that they gave her since she actually really liked that style.

Dori: Once they know what it is, they choose to give it to someone who needs it more than them. After all, they can shapeshift into any form they'd like.

Ellis: They're not really sure if it'll work on angels, but it's worth a shot. Rather than return them to their pre-fall appearance, it gives them a human form, which looks vaguely like their angelic form, just more human, so they can be around the people they love without having to be in disguise.

Gabi: Once Ellis identifies the potion, she takes it. It gives her instant gender-affirming care, and also fixes her heavily damaged curl pattern.

[beautyandthebetes]

Diabetes asks: 1, 12, 17

I am soooo sorry I never saw this! I usually use the app and I just thought I’d get this as a note but I guess not 🤷‍♀️ so here we go!

1. How old were you when you were diagnosed? I was 22 and in DKA for who knows how long, but it got bad fast after I started working in a hospital and was surrounded by germs all the time

12. What’s your best diabetes story? That’s a hard one cause it depends on the mood of the conversation! But let me tell the sweetest (pun intended): when I was first diagnosed, my boyfriend of five years was getting ready to go to his final semester of college - his car was already packed when he came to see me in the ICU. He was 20, and I had already come to the conclusion that it wasn’t fair to him that he should be saddled to me and a lifelong disease with no cure in sight, when he was healthy and had his whole life ahead of him. When he came to see me and I explained what had happened and how my life was going to permanently change, I told him that even though I loved him more than anything, I loved him enough to understand if he couldn’t handle this and wanted to walk away. And I meant every word - I would’ve been heartbroken, but I didn’t want such a drastic change to come between us and just make it a bitter, messy breakup later if he felt obligated to stay just because we’d been together so long already. He said he understood, but he loved me just as much and said he wanted to stay. He wanted to help me and spend the rest of our lives together, whatever happened. I was so relieved that I wasn’t going to be alone, and he learned everything I did as I settled into my new lifestyle. He’s saved my life more times than I can count, and now he’s my husband ❤️

17. Favorite finger to test on? I use a cgm so I don’t have to often, but my right index or middle finger is my go to. I never test my left hand because if I do it hurts when I play guitar.

Hope you see this @typeoneninja and I’ll reblog the ask post in case anyone else wants to join!

[ask-sibverse]

umm i found this blog for the sibverse stuff but noticed your reader stories. what is diabetes exactly? i never heard of it before.

Oh hey I get to infodump

Diabetes is actually a fairly common chronic illness in the West (I have absolutely no idea about the actual statistics outside of the US though). It is an endocrine (hormone) condition connected to the pancreas, specifically involving insulin production. Insulin is a key hormone in taking sugars and carbohydrates to convert into anything useful for the body, and without it one will die an excruciatingly slow, painful death. Type 1 Diabetes specifically is a condition that generally develops in childhood where the body permanently destroys all insulin producing cells in the pancreas. This was a death sentence until synthetic insulin was invented in the 1920s. Even still it meant a decreased life expectancy (my dad who was diagnosed in the 80s is the only one still alive today of a dozen or so diabetics he grew up with)

The amount of glucose in the blood needs to be kept balanced. Too little causes hypoglycemia, which can cause erratic heartbeat, muscle and limb weakness/shakiness, anxiety, and cognitive delays. If hypoglycemia can get bad enough loss of consciousness and death are possible. Too much glucose, or hyperglycemia, can cause vision issues, irritability, muscle pain and headaches, and lethargy. Severe hyperglycemia can cause DKA (diabetic ketoacidosis) in which one's blood literally becomes acidic as the body begins cannibalizing itself for survival. Even more severe can cause coma and death.

Literally everything can effect glucose levels. What you eat, how much insulin you dose for, but also other hormone levels, stress levels, exercise, and other medical conditions. Insulin needs to be delivered via injections, although an insulin pump (I joke its a robotic pancreas) can be used for continuous insulin dosage and allows better control. Glucose levels can be measured via pricking a fingertip to give to a glucose meter or by wearing a cgm which has a constant sensor to monitor glucose levels. Insulin pumps and cgms have increased the life expectancy and quality of life by leaps and bounds in recent years. There are no cures for diabetes available to the public in the US/UK/Canada (although stem cell research is my favorite possible cure)

In addition to this, other potential complications of diabetes can be renal failure, neuropathy (nerve cell death, very painful), retinopathy (death of the cells in your retina or eyeballs), immune compromised (the number of times I've been told Covid will kill me...), and digestive issues. Being immune compromised also means severe infections, sepsis, and gang grene are much easier to develop. Not everyone develops all of these though, and some diabetics have made it to old age with no or mild complications.

[amins90]

Curing Diabetes Permanently

Curing Diabetes Permanently: Is It Possible?

Diabetes is a chronic disease that affects millions of people worldwide. It is characterized by high levels of sugar in the blood, which can lead to serious health complications if left untreated. While there are various treatments available to manage diabetes, many people wonder if it is possible to cure it permanently. In this article, we will explore this question and provide some insights into the potential for a permanent cure for diabetes.

Understanding Diabetes

Before we dive into the possibility of a permanent cure, it is important to understand what diabetes is and how it affects the body. There are two main types of diabetes: type 1 and type 2. Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease where the body's immune system attacks and destroys the cells in the pancreas that produce insulin. Insulin is a hormone that helps regulate blood sugar levels. Type 2 diabetes, on the other hand, is a metabolic disorder where the body becomes resistant to insulin or does not produce enough of it. Both types of diabetes can lead to high blood sugar levels, which can cause damage to organs and tissues over time.

Current Treatments for Diabetes

Currently, there is no known cure for diabetes. However, there are various treatments available to manage the disease and keep blood sugar levels under control. These treatments include insulin injections, oral medications, and lifestyle changes such as diet and exercise. While these treatments can help manage diabetes, they do not provide a permanent cure.

Research on a Permanent Cure

Over the years, there have been numerous studies and research conducted on finding a permanent cure for diabetes. Some of these studies have shown promising results, while others have not been as successful. One of the most promising areas of research is the use of stem cells to regenerate the damaged cells in the pancreas that produce insulin. This approach has shown some success in animal studies, but more research is needed before it can be used in humans.

Another area of research is the development of a vaccine that can prevent type 1 diabetes. This vaccine would work by stopping the immune system from attacking the cells in the pancreas. While this approach is still in the early stages of research, it shows potential for preventing type 1 diabetes in the future.

Lifestyle Changes

While a permanent cure for diabetes may not be available yet, there are steps that individuals can take to manage the disease and potentially reverse its effects. Making lifestyle changes such as following a healthy diet, exercising regularly, and maintaining a healthy weight can help control blood sugar levels and reduce the risk of complications. These changes can also improve overall health and well-being.

Conclusion

In conclusion, while there is currently no known permanent cure for diabetes, there is ongoing research and promising developments in the field. In the meantime, individuals can manage the disease through various treatments and lifestyle changes. It is important to work closely with a healthcare professional to find the best treatment plan for each individual's unique needs. With continued research and advancements, a permanent cure for diabetes may become a reality in the future.

or you can going to : https://managethenow.com/diabetes/

[dumbass-tumbler-cryptid]

(For CF one shot) Hi I know you haven't written this yet but I'm a bit interested in cystic fibrosis and I wanted to share some ideas ​​(you don't have to use them of course) I warn you that I am no specialist, but I am wondering if I would like to become a doctor in this field in the future

- Spider could have atypical cystic fibrosis (it's a milder version, comfort and longevity is bigger) but could have asthma/CFD (Cystic Fibrosis Diabetes) to add some "drama" (I mean Quaritch and his overprotectiveness - I think he would treat Spider as if he was going to die at any moment)

- People with cystic fibrosis should use oxygen therapy, use a special vest and, of course, take medication. Meditation and singing are also recommended.

Some people also need a gastric tube (G-Tube I guess) usually plugged in at night as they need to consume more calories than a normal person and have difficulty gaining weight. I think Quaritch would be totally crazy about this and would never let Spider leave the table without finishing his meal

- Cfers often get various infections like pneumonia - Quaritch could be even more of a pain in the winter, for example not letting Spider take off his sweater or scarf no matter how hot he is

- People with CF also need to work on their lungs for example by doing cardio - I bet Quaritch would become something of a rough trainer lol

- Often these people carry permanent oxygen concentrators with them, usually in a bag or backpack along with oxygen nasal cannulas.

- In general, they have to be careful because they can't get closer than 6 steps to other people with this disease. I don't think Spider will ever meet someone with CF but Quarotch could scare him like this to prezent trying to sneak out and get to know new people by saying something like "You never know if a person is hiding a disease from you and you don't want to die right?

- Not so long ago a drug was discovered - Trikafta which significantly improves the lives of patients but it is terribly expensive - Generally I think Quaritch would buy Spider all the most expensive equipment such like a mobile vest without the need to connect

- I recommend you the book / movie Five Feet Apart , @polarbarry's Tik Tok profile and the channel of the wonderful Claire Wineland (*)

- I think Spider would be frustrated with being locked up and might suffer from some kind of depression.

If you've been watching Five Feet Apart Spider reminds me of Stella Grant in terms of being obsessed with control so as not to hurt her parents, and Will in terms of drawing black humor caricatures. Will's mother also blatantly reminds me of Quaritch - she goes out of her way to find a way to cure the child, spending a lot of money and constantly sending him on the latest trials of experimental drugs, methods of treatment against his will and feelings.

Yeah I know you didn't ask for any advice but I couldn't help myself because my head is bursting with ideas CF Spider (of course half of it has slipped my mind now and will probably come back to me when I send it) And I can't wait to see it. Again sorry if I'm intruding you can just ignore this message haha

Sorry for mistakes but it's now after midnight and I got a sudden surge of motivation to write this 😅

I really appreciate you reaching out! this is all very helpful so thank you so much for the ideas/resources.💞💞

Also you unknowingly stumbled upon something I've already written for Cabin in the Woods with this line: Quaritch could be even more of a pain in the winter, for example not letting Spider take off his sweater or scarf no matter how hot he is.

He does exactly that and Spider only has asthma in that story. Quaritch would probably be the most insufferable mother hen in the C.F Au

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PCOS Leads to Diabetes, Inflammation and Infertility

Know, how PCOS Leads to Diabetes, Inflammation and Infertility? How to Cure PCOS Permanently? What Causes PCOS? What Are the First Signs of PCOS? Is Bilateral Polycystic Ovaries Dangerous?... from Rajashree Gadgil… the top nutritionist in Thane, Mumbai & the founder of TruWellth Integrative Health Center… the best nutrition center in Thane

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What is Cataract and Treatment Options for Clearer Vision

Cataracts are one of the most common eye conditions, affecting millions worldwide. Characterized by the clouding of the eye's natural lens, they can significantly impair vision, leading to blurred images, difficulty seeing at night, and an overall decline in the quality of life. Fortunately, cataract surgery is one of the safest and most effective treatments available. This blog will explore what cataracts are, how cataract surgery is performed, and the various treatment options available.

What Are Cataracts?

A cataract develops when proteins in the eye’s lens begin to clump together, causing the lens to become cloudy. This cloudiness prevents light from passing through clearly, leading to vision problems. Cataracts typically develop slowly over time and are most common in older adults, though they can affect younger people in some cases.

Common symptoms of cataracts include:

Blurry or cloudy vision

Sensitivity to light

Difficulty seeing at night

Faded colors

Double vision in one eye

Cataracts can form in one or both eyes, but they don’t spread from one eye to the other.

What Causes Cataracts?

Several factors contribute to the development of cataracts, such as:

Age: Most cataracts are related to aging, with the condition commonly affecting individuals over 60.

Genetics: A family history of cataracts can increase the likelihood of developing the condition.

Medical Conditions: Diabetes and other health problems can increase the risk of cataracts.

Injury: Trauma to the eye can sometimes lead to cataracts.

Lifestyle Factors: Smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, and long-term exposure to UV rays are additional risk factors.

Cataract Surgery: A Proven Treatment

When cataracts interfere with your daily activities, surgery is the only effective treatment. Cataract surgery is one of the most commonly performed and safest surgeries worldwide.

During the procedure, the cloudy lens is removed and replaced with an artificial intraocular lens (IOL). The IOL becomes a permanent part of the eye, restoring clear vision. The surgery typically takes about 20-30 minutes and is performed on an outpatient basis under local anesthesia. Recovery is usually quick, with most people noticing significant improvement in their vision within a few days.

Types of Cataract Surgery:

Phacoemulsification: This is the most common type of cataract surgery. A small incision is made in the eye, and an ultrasound probe is used to break up the cloudy lens, which is then suctioned out. The IOL is then inserted.

Extracapsular Cataract Extraction (ECCE): In some cases, where the cataract is too dense for phacoemulsification, a larger incision is made to remove the lens in one piece. The IOL is then placed.

Laser-assisted Cataract Surgery: This is a more advanced technique that uses lasers to make precise incisions and soften the cataract for removal. The use of laser technology offers more precision and can reduce recovery time.

Treatment Options for Cataracts

While cataract surgery is the only way to fully treat cataracts, other measures can help manage symptoms in the early stages of the condition.

Eyeglasses or Contact Lenses: In the early stages, prescription glasses or contacts can improve vision and delay the need for surgery.

Lifestyle Modifications: Using brighter lights for reading, wearing sunglasses to reduce glare, and limiting night driving can help manage symptoms as cataracts develop.

Medications: Although there are no medications that can cure cataracts, eye drops and supplements that contain antioxidants may slow down the progression.

Choosing the Best Eye Care for Cataracts

If you're experiencing any symptoms of cataracts, it's crucial to consult with an experienced ophthalmologist who can guide you through diagnosis and treatment. For those looking for the best eye hospital in Kolkata, selecting a center known for its advanced cataract treatment options and surgical expertise is vital for the best outcomes. Make sure the hospital is equipped with the latest technology and has a team of skilled surgeons to ensure a smooth and successful recovery.

Conclusion

Cataracts, though common, don’t have to limit your vision or lifestyle. With modern cataract surgery and advanced treatment options, restoring clear sight is more accessible than ever. Early diagnosis and consultation with a specialist are key in determining the best course of action. Don't let cataracts hold you back—reach out to an eye care specialist today!

For those in Kolkata, look no further than the best eye hospital in Kolkata for comprehensive cataract care and treatment tailored to your needs.

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Comprehensive Treatment for Kidney Failure: A Guide to Managing Renal Health- Bharat Homeopathy

What is kidney work? And what are the types that are kidney-related?

The main role of the kidneys is to eliminate bloodborne waste and supply the body with fresh blood. A little more than one litre of blood, or about one-fifth of the total amount of blood pumped by the heart, passes by the kidneys through renal veins every minute. The renal veins allow blood to flow back to the body once it has been cleaned. Each kidney is home to around one million tiny units known as Nephrons. A tiny filter known as a glomerulus, which is connected to a tubule, makes each Nephron. Waste products and fluids are released from the blood as it moves through the kidneys. They are then absorbed by the excess fluid that remains as urine. The majority of the liquid is returned to the blood.

What happens when they cease working? Acute kidney damage (AKI), as well as chronic kidney diseases (CKD), could expose our health to risk, and people take allopathic kidney problem medication to prevent this issue. Because of their excessive consumption, this problem appears to be growing.

Different types that are associated with kidney diseases

Short-term (Acute Kidney Injury)

 Lifelong (Chronic Kidney Disease) 

What is Acute kidney injury?

Acute kidney damage is described as a short diminution in kidney function lasting less than three months. It typically develops rapidly as a result of kidney-related medications like allopathic ones, which can harm the kidneys. Additionally, due to kidney obstruction and injuries or illnesses that impact the kidneys, some people may opt to maintain dialysis for a limited amount of time in order to help the healing process of their kidneys. However, this is not a permanent solution for the patient. If you suffer from acute kidney damage, a lot of individuals recover completely and can lead life as normal. However, when there is enough damage, the likelihood of developing chronic (or ongoing) kidney disease will increase in the near future. If the patient follows the appropriate chronic kidney disease treatment as soon as initial signs of kidney disease are recognised, the patient will not face any difficulties.

What is Chronic kidney disease?

If you suffer from a chronic kidney condition, the kidneys have been damaged and aren't able to cleanse blood effectively. The two leading reasons for kidney diseases, such as diabetes and elevated BP, are significant risks for developing this type of condition. Your doctor may run tests to identify the cause of your kidney disorder. The kind of treatment given to you will depend on the nature of the kidney disorder. Tests are the only way to determine the presence of kidney disease. If you're a member of a family with a medical record that includes heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, or kidney failure, take a test. The earlier you can Treatment for kidney failure, the more effective it is.

Tips for managing renal health

If you suffer from a chronic illness that could trigger CKD or other conditions, like high pressure or diabetes, it must be taken care of. Follow your physician's advice and adhere to the medications and diet regimen prescribed.

Make sure you have a balanced and balanced diet. A balanced and healthy diet will reduce the risk of developing kidney disease by ensuring that your cholesterol and blood pressure are at a healthy level. Take advantage of lots of vegetables and fruits.

Keep hydrated by drinking plenty of water according to the advice of your physician. Hydration is crucial for proper kidney function however, excessive hydration could be detrimental.

Regular checkups: Make regular visits with your doctor of kidneys to check your overall condition and kidney function.

How can homeopathy treatments help treat kidney problems?

The treatment of kidney disease in homeopathy aids in the cure for chronic kidney disease without dialysis. We firmly believe that natural therapies are effective in treating kidney failure. When we treat patients with homeopathy, we prioritise the patient's comfort and speedy recovery when designing individualised nutrition plans that are based on an examination of the medical history of the patient.

Bharat Homeopathy Treatment

Bharat Homeopathy can be described as the most effective hospital for treating any kidney condition in the medical area. It is well-known for its effectiveness in treating a type of kidney disease and its dedication to natural treatments. It is a reputable institution and is fast climbing the ranks as a kidney-related hospital. Our specialists offer comprehensive advice on a variety of kidney disorders.To ensure that your kidneys receive the treatment they require, get in touch with Bharat Homeopathy today. We're ready to assist you reach your optimal health. Schedule appointments with our best kidney doctor immediately to begin your kidney failure treatment without dialysis.

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Eye Specialists

Eye Specialists which is an important part of diabetes management. his patients benefit from the most recent and effective therapy choices available.   An eye specialist, sometimes known as an ophthalmologist, is a medical practitioner who specialises in eye care and treatment. These experts are essential in diagnosing, controlling, and treating a wide range of eye disorders that can impair your vision and general quality of life. From basic disorders like close vision and farsightedness to more serious conditions like glaucoma, cataracts, and macular degeneration, eye specialists are prepared to manage the whole range of eye health requirements.

One of the primary roles of an eye specialist is to conduct complete eye exams. These exams are critical not only for evaluating if you need glasses or contact lenses, but also for recognising early signs of eye disorders that may not cause noticeable symptoms. Early diagnosis is important because

Eye Specialists which is an important part of diabetes management. his patients benefit from the most recent and effective therapy choices available.   Many eye disorders, including glaucoma, can cause permanent impairment of vision if not addressed immediately. An eye expert assesses your eye' health and identifies potential issues using modern diagnostic techniques such as digital imaging and vision testing.

Beyond basic treatment, eye specialists are expert surgeons capable of executing complex surgeries to improve eyesight and cure eye illnesses. For example, one of the most common treatments performed by ophthalmologists is cataract surgery, which involves removing the clouded lens of the eye and replacing it with a clear artificial lens. Other surgical procedures included LASIK, which corrects refractive defects, and vitrectomy, which cures retinal disorders.

In addition to their technical expertise, eye experts provide individualised treatment that is customised to each patient's specific needs. They eye Specialists which is an important part of diabetes management. This patients benefit from the most recent and effective therapy choices available.   Take the time to explain options for treatment, answer questions, and offer tips on how to keep your eyesight healthy. periodic trips to an eye specialist are critical for maintaining your vision and avoiding blurred vision, especially as you age or if you have underlying health problems such as diabetes. For more information please do visit supreme hospital, Eye Specialist In Kelambakkam.

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Virtues of Surah Ar Rahman

One of Islam’s most acceptable religious duties is reading the Holy Quran. Above all, it’s fantastic for virtues and rewards. Reciting particular chapters will get you unique Surah Ar Rahman benefits. Ar-Rahman Surah is one among them. If you recite this verse on extraordinary occasions, Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala) will reward you with particular blessings.

Reciting has countless benefits of Surah Ar Rahman and qualities. Above all, if a person cannot read Surah Ar Rahman, he can still listen to it since it has a dazzlingly beneficial effect on the body. Surah Ar Rahman has too much significance in this world and the hereafter.

The idea behind Surah Ar Rahman

It is the only Surah in which Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala) spoke to both people and jinn, the other sentient beings on Earth, with free will and the capacity to perform any deed. In this Surah, the following has been made clear to both humans and jinn.

Only Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala) has power.

Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala) has bestowed many bounties upon us

We are powerless in His presence

He will punish us if we disobey.

The benefits and significance of Surah Ar Rahman

The Surah is named after one of Allah’s most exquisite and recognizable names, Ar-Rahman, the Compassionate. The Surah describes all of the advantages Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala)  bestowed to His servant. It is one of the calmest and most enlightening surahs in the Holy Quran. Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala) is closer to you whenever you recite Surah Ar Rahman with a sincere intention, sincerity, and desire to understand its meaning.

It helps people appreciate, be grateful for, and be more appreciative of Allah’s many favors. Unquestionably, it is among the most magnificent methods to praise Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala). Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala) is delighted when a man shows gratitude, modesty, and tenderness toward his Lord. As a result, there are several advantages to reciting Surah Ar Rahman Here are some benefits of reciting Surah Ar Rahman that you might get by doing so permanently in your daily routine:

Benefits of protection

Surah’s primary advantage is that it brings you closer to Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala). It also lets you rid yourself of pretense sentiments and grants you mental and spiritual purity. According to the text, if someone reads it in the morning, an angel will watch over them all day, and if they read it at night, an angel will watch over them all night. Additionally, it aids in maintaining family harmony and preventing internal conflicts. You can recite it if you want to get something.

Internal harmony

We live in a rapid, combative society now. Sometimes we become worried and agitated and unsure how to find inner calm. The answer to our stressful and hopeless life is found in this Surah. It will not only bring you mental tranquility, but it is also highly beneficial for people looking for forgiveness. All of Allah Almighty’s blessings and rewards for all living things are explicitly listed in the Surah, and they are all immeasurable.

Benefits of riches and money

It is undeniable that wealth and money are significant. Islam often promotes riches. However, it always encourages the most kosher (Halal) methods of obtaining wealth. This Surah is valued for its references to means and employment. The daily recital of the Surah sells on your daily work or your freshly begun job since everyone wants to succeed in their lives. The most beautiful name of Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala), who is incredibly compassionate and merciful, is Rahman.

Benefits of both health and illness

A variety of ailments can cure by reciting the Surah. Paying enough attention to this excellent Surah Ar-Rahman can treat various disorders, including cancer, diabetes, hepatitis C, renal illness, coronary heart problems, and many more. Therefore, Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala) is “Ya Shafi,” and he is responsible for both health and disease. As a result, your senses must be firm enough for Allah Almighty to bestow Shifa.

Our hearts and ideas may provide us joy and fulfillment. We frequently grow exhausted and stressed out in this unfriendly society because of the overburdened ideas and people. Thus, the Surah’s recitation brings us relaxation and calm and increases our sense of satisfaction and pleasure.

Finding a job or a career

Reciting Surah Ar Rahman may be highly beneficial for those looking for employment or a profession. You can pursue your ideal career and employment thanks to Surah’s Wazifah. Your life may become challenging if you don’t have enough money or your chosen profession.

Surah Ar Rahman’s benefits of marriage

For their wedding, many individuals recite the wazifa of Surah Ar Rahman’s. Parents who worry about their children’s weddings and compatible pairings might find comfort in reciting the Surah. The Wazifah of Surah Ar Rahman’s is performed as follows:

Darood Sharif must recite eleven times initially.

Recite Surah Ar Rahman’s eleven times.

Eleven times in a row. Last is Darood Sharif.

The parents should recite the Wazifah for twenty-one days within the exact location and time. Any family issues relating to marriage might resolve with Surah Ar Rahman’s recitation. Constantly read Surah Ar Rahman’s for its advantages in warding off bad luck.

Surah Ar Rahman for Patients

What is Surah beneficial to health? Can Surah Ar Rahman’s heal ailments? Surah Ar Rahman’s is your most excellent option if you’re looking to the Holy Quran for direction on a particular issue or condition. It helps treat diseases including depression, diabetes, blood pressure, cancer, and sugar. One must listen to Surah Ar Rahman’s to soothe one’s spiritual wounds.

The most astonishing advantage of Surah Ar Rahman’s is that it can aid in cancer recovery. You can use it on your loved ones or yourself. The Surah has the power to treat a broad range of ailments, even some deadly ones. You must have faith in Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala) and remember that He will never fail you. You must be aware of Surah Ar Rahman’s advantages because they are so big.

It would help if you were firm enough to know when Allah Almighty will undoubtedly be awarded SHIFA (Health). We are happy and satisfied because of our hearts and minds. In this world, we occasionally get restless and anxious. Surah-Al-Rahman’s recitation promotes tranquility and relaxation and increases our happiness and pleasantness.

Surah Ar Rahman’s unit

Three components can be used to split Surah Ar Rahman.

Verses 1–30 elaborate on herbal depictions of Allah’s creative activity and benevolence in bestowing gifts on all who live on Earth.

The last judgment and the terrible punishment meted out to sinners are described in verses 31–45.

 The joys that await the righteous in paradise are highlighted in verses 46–78, utilizing contrast.

Conclusion

Surah Ar Rahman is one of the most beautiful chapters in the Holy Quran. There are a few social, spiritual, and physical advantages of reciting the Holy Quran. Above everything, it is pretty potent and offers countless benefits. It helps us with all our issues with the outside world and the hereafter Surah Ar Rahman also enables us to reap more significant rewards.

In actuality, it also offers us contentment and inner serenity. Its regular recitation keeps us protected and fortunate as well. 

We pray that Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala) will provide us with the advantages of Surah Ar Rahman. Surah Ar Rahman helps us, above all, to get more significant benefits. In reality, it also brings about inner serenity for us. Its consistent recitation keeps us fortunate and safe as well. May Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala) bestow upon us Surah Ar Rahman benefits.

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Comprehensive Dental Care at Sunrise Family Dental: Prioritizing Periodontal Therapy and Restorative Dentistry in Naperville

Good oral health is a cornerstone of overall well-being, and at Sunrise Family Dental, we believe in providing Naperville residents with comprehensive and expert dental care. Our facility is dedicated to delivering a wide array of services with a strong emphasis on Periodontal Therapy Naperville and Restorative Dentistry. Understanding the significance of a healthy mouth, we are committed to ensuring that your dental needs are met with the utmost professionalism and care.

The Importance of Periodontal Health

Periodontal disease, commonly known as gum disease, affects numerous individuals, and if left untreated, it can lead to serious dental and health problems. At Sunrise Family Dental, we recognize the critical nature of preventing, diagnosing, and treating gum disease to maintain your oral health and overall wellness. Our focus on Periodontal Therapy in Naperville is aimed at helping patients avoid the harmful consequences of periodontal disease, such as tooth loss and potential links to other health issues like heart disease and diabetes.

What is Periodontal Therapy?

Periodontal Therapy encompasses a range of treatments aimed at combating gum disease. Our approach at Sunrise Family Dental begins with a thorough assessment of your gums to identify any signs of periodontal disease, including swelling, bleeding, or deep pockets around the teeth. Our highly skilled dental hygienists and periodontists then create a personalized treatment plan tailored to your needs. Our Periodontal Therapy services include non-surgical treatments like scaling and root planing, which remove plaque and tartar buildup from below the gumline, and more advanced procedures for severe cases, ensuring comprehensive care for our Naperville patients.

Preventative Measures and Patient Education

We at Sunrise Family Dental believe that prevention is better than cure. Through patient education, we empower individuals with the knowledge to maintain good periodontal health. Regular professional cleanings, proper brushing, and flossing techniques, as well as other preventive measures, are strongly emphasized. Our team dedicates time to teach you how to keep your gums healthy, contributing to a lifetime of excellent oral hygiene.

Mastery in Restorative Dentistry

In addition to periodontal therapy, Sunrise Family Dental excels in Restorative Dentistry Naperville. Dental restorations are essential for repairing teeth that have been damaged by decay, trauma, or wear over time. Our mission is to restore functionality and aesthetics to your smile, enhancing both your oral health and confidence.

Restorative Services Offered

Our comprehensive Restorative Dentistry services include dental fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures, and implants. Each procedure employs state-of-the-art technology and materials to ensure the best results. Dental fillings are used to repair cavities with tooth-colored materials that blend seamlessly with your natural teeth. Crowns, often made of durable porcelain, are custom-made to cover and protect a damaged tooth. Bridges fill the gaps left by missing teeth, and dentures offer a removable solution for those requiring more extensive teeth replacement. Dental implants provide a permanent and sturdy option for replacing a single tooth or multiple teeth, closely mimicking the feel and function of natural teeth.

Personalized Care for Optimal Results

At Sunrise Family Dental, we understand that each patient has unique dental needs. Our team takes the time to discuss your specific circumstances and create a tailored treatment plan for your restorative dentistry needs. We focus on procedures that not only improve your oral health but also enhance the natural beauty of your smile. With a personalized approach to Restorative Dentistry, we strive to achieve optimal results for our patients in Naperville.

Commitment to Excellence and Comfort

Our dedication to patient care extends beyond the dental treatments themselves. Sunrise Family Dental is committed to creating a comfortable and welcoming environment for all our patients. From the moment you step into our Naperville office, you will be greeted by our friendly staff who are here to alleviate any concerns and answer all your questions. We utilize the latest dental technology to ensure the most efficient and pain-free experiences, and we offer sedation options for those who may have anxiety about dental procedures.

Continuous Education and Advanced Training

Our team at Sunrise Family Dental never stops learning. We are committed to continuous education and advanced training in the latest dental techniques and treatments. By staying updated with the ever-evolving dental field, we ensure that our patients receive the highest standard of care. This dedication to professional growth is particularly evident in our approach to Periodontal Therapy and Restorative Dentistry in Naperville.

Conclusion: Your Smile, Our Passion

Sunrise Family Dental stands as a beacon of comprehensive dental care in Naperville. With a special focus on Periodontal Therapy and Restorative Dentistry, we are dedicated to preserving the health and beauty of your smile. Whether you require preventative care, treatment for gum disease, or restorative procedures, our team is equipped to provide you with the personalized and high-quality dental care that you deserve.

At Sunrise Family Dental, we're not just treating teeth; we're treating people. Your comfort, your health, and your smile are at the heart of what we do each day. For expert dental care in Naperville, look no further than Sunrise Family Dental, where every sunrise brings the promise of a brighter, healthier smile.

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EYECARE MYTHS DEBUNKED: SEPARATING FACT FROM FICTION

In the realm of health and wellness, eyesight commands paramount importance, serving as our window to the world. Yet, the abundance of eyecare myths can obscure the path to optimal visual health. 

This article endeavors to dispel prevalent eye care myths, guiding you towards enlightened practices for maintaining your ocular well-being. We will traverse from the bustling streets of Hyderabad to the serene premises of a renowned Eye Clinic in Secunderabad, unraveling the truths that lie beneath common folklore.

Myth 1: Reading in Dim Light Worsens Your Vision

One of the most widespread eyecare myths posits that reading in insufficient lighting exacerbates vision problems. While squinting your eyes to read in a dimly lit room may lead to temporary eye strain, it doesn’t permanently deteriorate your eyesight. 

Myth 2: Wearing Glasses Weakens Your Eyes Over Time

This myth could not be further from the truth. Glasses or corrective lenses are prescribed to improve vision quality and comfort. There is no scientific evidence to support the claim that wearing glasses weakens the eyes.

Myth 3: Eating Carrots is the Ultimate Eye Health Booster

While carrots, rich in beta-carotene (a type of Vitamin A), are indeed beneficial for eye health, they are not a cure-all. A balanced diet encompassing a variety of nutrients like omega-3 fatty acids, lutein, and zeaxanthin, found in leafy greens, eggs, and fish, is crucial for maintaining eye health. The best eyecare advice emphasizes a well-rounded diet rather than relying solely on carrots for improved vision.

Myth 4: Staring at Screens Causes Permanent Eye Damage

The digital era, especially in tech-forward areas like Hyderabad, has sparked concerns about the impact of screen time on our eyes. While prolonged exposure to screens can cause digital eye strain, characterized by dryness, irritation, and difficulty focusing, it doesn’t result in permanent damage. Implementing the 20-20-20 rule (every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds) and regular breaks can mitigate these effects significantly.

Myth 5: If You Don’t Have Obvious Vision Problems, Eye Exams Aren’t Necessary

This is a dangerous misconception. Regular eye exams are crucial for detecting underlying eye diseases and conditions that may not yet have manifest symptoms. Diseases like glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, and macular degeneration can silently progress without early signs. 

Myth 6: All Eye Clinics Offer Similar Services and Care

The quality of eyecare varies significantly from one clinic to another. While searching for the “best eyecare in Hyderabad” or any location, consider factors like the clinic’s reputation, the expertise of the ophthalmologists, the technology used, and patient reviews. A top-notch Eye Clinic in Secunderabad, for example, would offer comprehensive services ranging from routine eye exams to specialized treatments, employing the latest technologies in eye care.

Navigating the ocean of eyecare myths requires discernment and access to accurate information. By debunking these myths, we pave the way for healthier vision practices and a better understanding of how to protect our invaluable sight. 

Remember, when it comes to eye care, proactive measures and informed decisions are your best allies. Eyecure Hospitals is recognized widely as the best Eye Clinic in Secunderabad. In a sea of options, Eyecure Hospitals distinguishes itself not just by addressing eye care myths with factual, easy-to-understand information but also by embodying excellence in patient care and advanced treatments.

Why Eyecure Hospitals is the Pinnacle of Eyecare in Secunderabad

At Eyecure Hospitals, the myth that “all eye clinics offer similar services and care” is thoroughly dispelled. This institution is a beacon for those seeking not only the best eyecare in Hyderabad and its neighboring regions but also a place where myths are addressed and corrected with scientific evidence and personalized care.

Relatable and Understandable Care

One of the hallmarks of Eyecure is its commitment to making eyecare relatable and understandable for every patient. By simplifying complex medical jargon and debunking common eye care myths, the clinic ensures that patients are well-informed and comfortable with their care plans. This approach demystifies eyecare, making it more accessible to everyone.

Comprehensive Services Under One Roof

What sets Eyecure Hospitals apart as the best Eye Clinic in Secunderabad is its comprehensive suite of services. From routine eye exams to advanced surgical procedures, the clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and staffed by a team of experienced ophthalmologists and eye care professionals. This all-encompassing approach ensures that patients receive the highest standard of care tailored to their specific needs.

Patient-Centric Approach 

Eyecure Hospitals believes in a patient-centric approach, where every treatment plan is customized to fit the individual’s needs and lifestyle. This ethos resonates deeply with those debunking eye care myths, as it allows for a deeper understanding and a more meaningful connection with patients, ensuring they receive the best possible care.

Eyecure Hospitals not only stands as a pillar of excellence in eyecare but also as an institution that prioritizes education and the debunking of myths, making it the best Eye Clinic in Secunderabad. By choosing Eyecure Hospitals, you’re not just getting access to premier eyecare; you’re also becoming part of a community where the truth about eye health is always in focus, making your journey towards optimal vision clear and informed.