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Rajveer Singh Chaorasia - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • comparison of effect of yoga on fasting blood sugar level lipid profile and blood pressure in diabetes Patient with Addiction and without Addiction
    International Journal of Medical Science Research and Practice, 2015
    Co-Authors: Kumud Julka, Rajveer Singh Chaorasia
    Abstract:

    Aim: In the present study, an attempt was made to evaluate the beneficial effects of pranayama on glycemic control, hypertension and dyslipidemia between addicted diabetic and non-addicted diabetic Patients. Background: Diabetes is a global epidemic and it has been posing a biggest threat ever witnessed with devastating human, social and economic consequences. Materials and Methods: The study was conducted on 28 male Patients suffering from diabetes mellitus Type-II between the age group of 30-60 years, for the period of 6 month at Index Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Indore. Subject will be practicing yoga or simple pranayama (breathing exercise) for approximately 5 min for a period of 6 months. Results: The result of this study suggests that after 6 months of yogic exercises there is a significant decline in fasting blood sugar level of subjects who have no Addiction, but lipid profile and blood pressure do not show any significant change either on addicted or non-addicted diabetes Patients. The effect of yoga practice on various parameters were recorded and statistically analyzed by paired t -test for evaluation. Conclusion: Diabetes mellitus silently progress it compromises the function of many of the system so, people should not delay in achieving the effective control. Yoga can be an adjuvant, but not a replacement for tested and tried medical management of diabetes mellitus Type II.

Kumud Julka - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • comparison of effect of yoga on fasting blood sugar level lipid profile and blood pressure in diabetes Patient with Addiction and without Addiction
    International Journal of Medical Science Research and Practice, 2015
    Co-Authors: Kumud Julka, Rajveer Singh Chaorasia
    Abstract:

    Aim: In the present study, an attempt was made to evaluate the beneficial effects of pranayama on glycemic control, hypertension and dyslipidemia between addicted diabetic and non-addicted diabetic Patients. Background: Diabetes is a global epidemic and it has been posing a biggest threat ever witnessed with devastating human, social and economic consequences. Materials and Methods: The study was conducted on 28 male Patients suffering from diabetes mellitus Type-II between the age group of 30-60 years, for the period of 6 month at Index Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Indore. Subject will be practicing yoga or simple pranayama (breathing exercise) for approximately 5 min for a period of 6 months. Results: The result of this study suggests that after 6 months of yogic exercises there is a significant decline in fasting blood sugar level of subjects who have no Addiction, but lipid profile and blood pressure do not show any significant change either on addicted or non-addicted diabetes Patients. The effect of yoga practice on various parameters were recorded and statistically analyzed by paired t -test for evaluation. Conclusion: Diabetes mellitus silently progress it compromises the function of many of the system so, people should not delay in achieving the effective control. Yoga can be an adjuvant, but not a replacement for tested and tried medical management of diabetes mellitus Type II.

Thiam Mamadou Habib - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Sickle Cell Patient and Addiction to Tramadol: Case Management in Senegal
    Health, 2020
    Co-Authors: Abou Sy, Jean Augustin Diegane Tine, Safiyah Benmansour, Samba Oumar Mamadou, Ba Binta, Diallo Aissatou, Taiwo Lateef Sheikh, Thiam Mamadou Habib
    Abstract:

    Introduction: Tramadol* is a synthetic opioid agonist used as an analgesic. Despite its minor potential of Addiction, it created recently a lot of concern. Its misuse may be motivated by a need to control the pain or by looking for her euphoric character. The aim of our study was to proceed a psychopathological reading of a case of Addiction to Tramadol in a sickle cell Patient with histrionic personality traits. Methods: We report the case’s management of a Patient with Addiction to Tramadol in a sickle cell Patient with histrionic personality traits. The diagnosis was based on the DSM IV criteria. The review was done in the model of semi-structured interviews. Observation: Miss DP is 23 years old, sickle cell Patient (AS profile). It is addressed to us for the management of an excessive consumption of Tramadol* started 4 years ago. Because of the difficulties of care in outPatient, we conducted hospitalization. The interviews highlight the histrionic personality traits and disruption of family dynamics. Discussion: Painful chronic diseases require a long analgesic treatment. It is a factor of dependence specially when the Patient has a personality disorder. Multidisciplinary treatment between psychiatrist and Addiction specialist and medical doctor is a guarantee of success.

Abou Sy - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Sickle Cell Patient and Addiction to Tramadol: Case Management in Senegal
    Health, 2020
    Co-Authors: Abou Sy, Jean Augustin Diegane Tine, Safiyah Benmansour, Samba Oumar Mamadou, Ba Binta, Diallo Aissatou, Taiwo Lateef Sheikh, Thiam Mamadou Habib
    Abstract:

    Introduction: Tramadol* is a synthetic opioid agonist used as an analgesic. Despite its minor potential of Addiction, it created recently a lot of concern. Its misuse may be motivated by a need to control the pain or by looking for her euphoric character. The aim of our study was to proceed a psychopathological reading of a case of Addiction to Tramadol in a sickle cell Patient with histrionic personality traits. Methods: We report the case’s management of a Patient with Addiction to Tramadol in a sickle cell Patient with histrionic personality traits. The diagnosis was based on the DSM IV criteria. The review was done in the model of semi-structured interviews. Observation: Miss DP is 23 years old, sickle cell Patient (AS profile). It is addressed to us for the management of an excessive consumption of Tramadol* started 4 years ago. Because of the difficulties of care in outPatient, we conducted hospitalization. The interviews highlight the histrionic personality traits and disruption of family dynamics. Discussion: Painful chronic diseases require a long analgesic treatment. It is a factor of dependence specially when the Patient has a personality disorder. Multidisciplinary treatment between psychiatrist and Addiction specialist and medical doctor is a guarantee of success.

Jean Augustin Diegane Tine - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Sickle Cell Patient and Addiction to Tramadol: Case Management in Senegal
    Health, 2020
    Co-Authors: Abou Sy, Jean Augustin Diegane Tine, Safiyah Benmansour, Samba Oumar Mamadou, Ba Binta, Diallo Aissatou, Taiwo Lateef Sheikh, Thiam Mamadou Habib
    Abstract:

    Introduction: Tramadol* is a synthetic opioid agonist used as an analgesic. Despite its minor potential of Addiction, it created recently a lot of concern. Its misuse may be motivated by a need to control the pain or by looking for her euphoric character. The aim of our study was to proceed a psychopathological reading of a case of Addiction to Tramadol in a sickle cell Patient with histrionic personality traits. Methods: We report the case’s management of a Patient with Addiction to Tramadol in a sickle cell Patient with histrionic personality traits. The diagnosis was based on the DSM IV criteria. The review was done in the model of semi-structured interviews. Observation: Miss DP is 23 years old, sickle cell Patient (AS profile). It is addressed to us for the management of an excessive consumption of Tramadol* started 4 years ago. Because of the difficulties of care in outPatient, we conducted hospitalization. The interviews highlight the histrionic personality traits and disruption of family dynamics. Discussion: Painful chronic diseases require a long analgesic treatment. It is a factor of dependence specially when the Patient has a personality disorder. Multidisciplinary treatment between psychiatrist and Addiction specialist and medical doctor is a guarantee of success.