Hi, One of my relative is undergoing treatment of PPA( Primary Progressive Aphasia ), but there are no signs of improvement in his verbal communication. Can you please provide more details about this ... View answer

My husband, a retired pathologist, with primary progressive aphasia of neurodegenerative nature with associated dementia has been prescribed an "anti-reflux regimen". He has difficulty with some ... View answer

I gave my 16 month old claritin when she had a runny nose. After one dose she no longer had a runny nose. I have a 6 month old that has a runny nose is it ok to give to her ? ... View answer

My one month old having runny nose and cough ..although runny nose is getting better but not cough..what should I do? ... View answer

how do I know if my runny nose is due to allergies or a cold ...what is the best way to control the sneezing and runny nose ... View answer

Dr. Rynne - My sister was diagnosed about 14 months ago with Primary Progressive Aphasia at age 62. As the months have passed our family clearly sees her decline. Her overall health is good. It is ... View answer

My husband was recently diagnosed with dementia with primary progressive aphasia with brain atrophy the neurologist didn t detail what this all entails or what we could expect such as how fast the ... View answer

My mother is 86. She was diagnosed with Primary progressive Aphasia 7 years ago. For 5 years she is on Aricept 10 and Namenda 10mg. The doctor we saw today suggested leaving Aricept and for two days ... View answer

checked. He has colitis and is on regular medicine for it and is having a flare up and he also has primary progressive aphasia so he cant really tell me how he feels. He does not have a temperature ... View answer

runny nose! Unfortunately he still has a runny nose! I also have a 2 year old daughter ,who also has a constant runny nose! Please could you give me your option on this. Thank you ... View answer