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How much folic acid should you take to treat myelodysplastic syndrome?
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Does diet treat Myelodysplastic syndrome?
A well balanced diet is recommended to increase overall energy
What illness can be cured with REVLIMID?
REVLIMID, otherwise known as Lenalidomide, is a prescription drug used to treat anemia caused by myelodysplastic syndrome, a disease where bone marrow in the body does not make enough blood cells.
What is tuscalman use for?
Tuscalman is folic acid supplement used to treat and prevent folic acid deficiency.
Does ziprasidone treat Tourette syndrome?
Ziprasidone is used to treat Tourette syndrome
What can be done to treat down syndrome?
You can not treat the syndrome itself, only the physical complications that comes with it.
Are there any known drugs to treat restless leg syndrome?
klonopin is used to treat restless leg syndrome
How do you treat a person with Down syndrome?
There is no medical treatment that can cure Down syndrome. The best way to treat someone with Down syndrome is with kindness, patience, and love.
How should parents treat a child who has Down syndrome?
Like any other child? Why treat the child any differently because he or she has a disability. That would be discrimination.
How do you treat sicca syndrome?
I absolutely do not
How can you treat temporomandibular joint syndrome?
braces; surgery
How much folic acid is prescribed to treat anemia?
There are different doses of folic acid prescribed by doctors for different ages. If you are an adult suffering from anemia and you are prescribed folic acid then the dosage would be 1mg orally once a day. An infant is 0.1mg orally once a day and if your child then it is 1mg orally once a day. But remember to to read the leaflet given with your folic acid before you take any medicine.
How do you deal with retarded persons?
Treat them the same as everyone else. Parents that have children with mental retardation should seek help to raise these children.http://www.parents.com/health/down-syndrome/down-syndrome-resources/
