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… an intense urge to urinate, called urgency. Urgency can occur many times during the day and night. If urine leaks … They turn signals given off by your muscles into lines on a computer screen. Medicine. This may be given to relax the …

… frequent urination. Follow-up care Make and keep follow-up visits. These are to make sure you’re healing well. Your incision closures may be removed during a follow-up visit. If your ovaries were removed and you’re having …

… organizations, private not-for-profit groups, or commercial businesses. Trials are used to check how safe new … According to the National Cancer Institute, there are different types of cancer clinical trials. These include: … participate in a clinical trial, talk with your provider or visit the National Cancer Institute's clinical trial webpage …

… cloth or let it air-dry. Put the respirator in a bag. Store it in a cool, dry place. Replace filters and …

… tubes can work better. Children's behavior, sleep, and communication may be better if ear infections were causing … the tubes leave a small hole in the eardrum after they come out. Your child may need surgery to fix this hole. How … clear manner. Stress the positive changes that will occur because of the tubes. Getting ear tubes is normally an …

… in the NICU. Ask the NICU staff the best way to pump and store breast milk for your baby. For a preterm baby, the …

… so they can't attach to androgens as a way to grow. These come as pills that you take every day. They're most often … During the course of your treatment, you’ll have regular visits with your health care provider. You may also need … learn more For more information about cancer and treatment, visit these websites: American Cancer Society National …

… is what you can do: Right away, gently apply small cold compresses to your child's eye without applying pressure. …

… The gallbladder stores bile, a fluid made by the liver. Bile helps digest … when certain substances in the bile crystallize and become solid. In some cases, the stones don’t cause any … the walls of the gallbladder. More serious problems can occur if stones move into nearby ducts (such as the common …