Treatment options will focus on the type of anemia plus the lifestyle, overall health, and symptoms of the patient. In other words, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. There are many…

Treatment options depend largely on the type of bronchitis, the severity of symptoms, and other factors. The goals of treatment are to relieve symptoms and improve lung function. Treatment…

Those who develop pancreatitis will need to make dietary changes as the most critical part of their treatment plan. Severe cases may also require medical management.  Treatment Options…

Depending on if a person has type 1 or type 2 diabetes, their treatment plan will vary. Type 1 requires medical intervention while type 2 may be treated more naturally. Of course, all…

Treating and managing Crohn’s disease is a lifelong journey. Since symptom onset can be unpredictable and complications can develop over time, treatment options may need to change…

Treatment options include UV light therapy (phototherapy), regular use of moisturizers, oral tablets, and medicated creams as well as biologic or systemic medications. The type of treatment…

While patients may not be able to cure their underactive thyroid, there are some treatment options that can manage the condition. Medications designed to level the thyroid’s hormones are the…

Healthcare providers are able to prescribe a variety of medications that can help manage symptoms of fibromyalgia, even though no medicine or therapy has been explicitly made for fibromyalgia.…

Treating gastritis depends on if the condition is acute, which is relatively easy to treat with medications, or chronic, which can require additional treatments. Most treatments for gastritis…

Appendicitis requires treatment to reduce the risk of a ruptured, or perforated, appendix or other complications. Treatment depends largely on the type of appendicitis—chronic or acute—and the…