J. New

As a doctor specializing in the field of internal medicine, Jason New spends his spare time on writing health-related articles. With years of experience in the medical field, Jason New eagerly shares his knowledge not only on topics specific to his specialized field, but also on basic first aid. It is his aim to provide information on first aid for individuals in different fields. This helps individuals to be prepared on what to do during emergencies.

Infection of the flexor tendon sheath

The infection that occurs within the body are quite common, but certain types of infections can be considered serious and have significant consequences. A type of infection that is serious is known as flexor tenosynovitis or flexor tendon sheath infection. Remember that these infections develop around the tendons of the finger. Before surgery and antibiotic

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Sciatica

The sciatic nerve is the biggest and longest nerve in the body. It travels from the inferior back through the buttock and continues down to the rear of the leg. The sciatic nerve is responsible for controlling movement of various muscles in the thigh and leg as well as providing sensory input to the brain.

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Diabetic emergency – hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia

When an individual has diabetes, it is vital that you know the side effects of hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) and hyperglycemia (high blood sugar) and how to properly manage them. Remember that both can become a diabetic emergency if not recognized and treated promptly. The suitable treatment is prevention but oftentimes, it can be unavoidable.

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