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Daily habits like managing stress, getting enough rest, and maintaining a balanced diet can help reduce lupus symptoms. See below to understand more.

The prognosis for someone with stage 4 prostate cancer depends on factors like the extent of cancer spread, response to treatment, and overall health. See below to understand more.

Lupus is when the body’s immune system mistakenly attacks its own tissues, causing inflammation and damage to various organs. See below to understand more.

Lupus patients may have a shorter life expectancy due to complications like kidney disease, infections, and heart problems. See below to understand more.

To live longer with lupus, focus on healthy lifestyle changes like eating well, exercising regularly, and managing stress. See below to understand more.

Lupus can cause long-term effects like organ damage and fatigue, but the impact varies for each person. See below to understand more.

If Tylenol isn't helping your pain and you need more, it's important to talk to a doctor. Taking too much can be harmful. See below to understand more.

When taking acetaminophen, be cautious of overdose, which can harm the liver. Always follow dosage instructions to stay safe. See below to understand more.

Lupus flare-ups can be triggered by factors like stress, infections, and sunlight, making symptoms worse. See below to understand more.

To stop a muscle spasm under the rib cage quickly, try relaxing and gently massaging the area. If the pain continues, it might be related to rib issues, and consulting a healthcare provider could help. See below to understand more.

Lupus and rheumatoid arthritis are autoimmune diseases that cause joint pain, but lupus can affect many parts of the body, while fibromyalgia mainly causes muscle pain and fatigue. See below to understand more.

Spasms under the right ribs may be related to how the rib cage supports your spine. Keeping your back and ribs strong might help prevent them. See below to understand more.

Men should consider starting prostate cancer screening at age 50, but it can vary based on health and risk factors. See below to understand more.

Yes, cirrhosis can be caused by things other than alcohol, such as nonalcoholic fatty liver disease and other conditions. See below to understand more.

Cirrhosis in stages 2 or 3 can sometimes be slowed or improved if the cause is treated, but full reversal is rare. See below to understand more.

Living with cirrhosis can be challenging, but with proper management, some people can maintain a good quality of life. However, cirrhosis often leads to complications that can make life unpredictable. See below to understand more.

Living comfortably with stage 4 prostate cancer is possible with treatments that focus on improving quality of life, though it is not curable. See below to understand more.

Stage 3 liver disease, known as fibrosis, can sometimes be improved with lifestyle changes and medication, but it's not always possible to reverse it completely. See below to understand more.

Yes, cirrhosis of the liver can cause pain, which is a common issue for people with this condition. See below to understand more.

Starting treatment early for stage 4 prostate cancer can improve survival rates, as it helps control the cancer spread and manage symptoms better. See below to understand more.

Signs that cirrhosis is getting worse include increased swelling, confusion, and new bleeding. Regular check-ups and monitoring are important to manage the condition. See below to understand more.

Prostate cancer is highly curable if found early, with many treatment options available to effectively manage the disease. See below to understand more.

Cirrhosis of the liver is diagnosed using a combination of medical history, physical exams, blood tests, imaging tests, and sometimes a liver biopsy. See below to understand more.

People with metastatic prostate cancer can live for several years, but survival varies greatly depending on individual factors and treatments. See below to understand more.

Stage 4 cirrhosis significantly affects life expectancy, with survival times varying widely based on individual health factors and treatment options. See below to understand more.

People with stage 4 prostate cancer can live for several years, but survival times can vary widely depending on many factors. See below to understand more.

People with stage 3 liver disease should have their liver checked regularly, using non-invasive tests as recommended by their healthcare provider. See below to understand more.

Stage 3 liver disease can progress to cirrhosis, but the time it takes varies for each person. Factors like the underlying cause of liver disease and lifestyle choices can influence this progression. See below to understand more.

A liver transplant is a common treatment for stage 4 cirrhosis, but other options like auxiliary liver transplantation and potential therapies targeting HNF4α are being explored. See below to understand more.

Surgery is not always needed for prostate cancer; treatment choices depend on many factors, and some men may choose other options like monitoring or different therapies. See below to understand more.