Burberry is a fashion house company established in the year 1856 and the Burberry stores are located all over the world. They are popular for an extensive and luxurious range of clothing, fragrances, bags, fashion accessories, cosmetics, and eyewear. Let us check out three of the most popular Burberry bags that would help you to accessorize your attire. Porter Continental Wallet This beautiful Burberry product has a design of checks at the bottom and Burberry logo shines at the upper front, which is made up of leather. Featuring a sleek design, the wallet has a well-organized inner section with a cotton lining and is divided into three compartments. The wallet comes with a snap-flap closure. One of the compartments of the wallet has a zipper, while the second one is a slip pocket, and the third one is a small pocket. The Small Leather Belt Bag The design of the wallet is inspired by the Burberry trench. This bag has a design of the belt at the front of the bag with two-toned leathers. There is one handle at the top of the bag and the shoulder strap can help you wear it as a shoulder bag. You can also adjust or remove the strap according to your requirement. The interior pockets have a magnetic closure, offering great security. There are two slip pockets inside the bag as well. The polished metal hardware used in the bag gives it a rich look. Small Perforated Logo Leather Crossbody Bag This is a compact bag and you can have four color options to choose from. Smooth and perforated 100% calf leather is used for making this bag. The interior lining has a vintage look accentuated by the checkered design and it is made up of 48% cotton, 47% of polyester, and 5% polyurethane. This crossbody bag comes with an adjustable shoulder strap and can also be removed, in case you do not want to use the strap. The bag comes with an external zip pocket, zip pockets, and interior pockets and the front of the bag is foldable and features a clip closure. The Burberry logo is engraved at the front closure. These are our top picks for Burberry bags. You can find various other options on the Burberry website such as the Leather barrel bag, Nylon backpack, Jute tote, and many more.

Incontinence due to an overactive bladder is called Urge/Effort Incontinence, and is the second most common of its kind. An overactive bladder tends to contract involuntarily. When this happens, urine will escape and whatever one does, it cannot be stopped altogether. The amount of leak depends on the severity and duration of the contraction. Often after when a small amount of urine has leaked, the urge decreases and further leakage need not happen even though one has to void the bladder. There are two very useful home remedies for overcoming this condition. If the condition is not very severe, then try bladder retraining. The first step is to create a database of the occurrence of one's incontinence and urination timings. Then try to prolong the interval between urination. Try also to delay going to the toilet by say 5 minutes, just to start off with. As control is slowly achieved, try to increase the intervals and try to delay the urge similarly as well. The other home remedy which enhances the effect is Kegel Exercises. Try and stop urination midway and identify the muscles involved in the process. Learn to contract the same muscles when the bladder is empty without interrupting the breathing and stiffening or contracting the abdomen, thigh or buttock muscles. Attempt to hold the contraction to a count of ten and relax for a count of three, and then repeat the same ten times. This constitutes a set. Repeat the sets at least five times in a day. As the muscles gain strength, increase the number of contractions in each set keeping the relaxing to the same count of three. The objective should be to be able to hold in between urination to a count of ten. If the incontinence is very severe, it is imperative to determine that there are no underlying diseases of which the incontinence is only a symptom. The common causes are Cystitis, which is inflammation of the bladder lining and central nervous system diseases like multiple sclerosis, stroke and Parkinson's disease. An enlarged prostate can also cause urge incontinence. Medicines like Anticholinergics are used to calm down the bladder where the bladder contractions are idiopathic. Inserting medical devices and Botox injections into the bladder muscles and sacral nerve stimulator implants are some of the other treatment options in more intransigent cases. One could even consult a doctor.

Shingles are painful skin rashes with blisters, which in most cases, develop on one particular side of the body. Theyare caused by varicella-zoster virus,a type of herpes virus, which is the same virus that causes chickenpox. When you are exposed to this virus, it will initially cause chickenpox. Even after you have fully recovered from chickenpox, the virus lives in your nerve roots forever. However, it becomes dormant and may remain in the same state for years. But, it may reactivate at anytime, and when it reactivates, it takes the form of shingles. Anyone who has had even a mild case of chicken pox can develop shingles at a later stage. However, this does not mean that everyone who has had chickenpox will develop shingles at some point in their life. Transmission: You can contract shingles virus by coming in contact with fluid in shingles blisters on an affected person. Symptoms: Initially, you develop flu-like symptoms, which include a headache and general discomfort, although there is no change in body temperature. Pain and itching in a certain part of the body is experienced. This is the site at which the virus has reactivated. You may develop a localized rash after one or two days. Treatment for shingles:

• If you are under the perception that there is a known treatment, shingles doesn't have a specific cure. The virus will run its course before subsiding to a dormant state. However, medication helps you with heal the pain and recovers rapidly. The chances of complications including postherpetic neuralgia increase, if you do not seek timely medical intervention.
• Antiviral medication is accepted as the standard and effective treatment for shingles. It should be started as soon as you develop a rash. They help to reduce the pain and the duration of shingles.
• Over-the-counter pain medication such as Ibuprofen is usually prescribed to handle the pain. Topical antibiotic treatment infection can be applied over the blisters to prevent infection.
• In some individuals, the pain from shingles rash can last for more than a month or a year.
• The condition is called Postherpetic Neuralgia, which occurs as a complication of shingles. The severe pain starts interfering with the routine life of the patient and continuous treatment may be required to overcome this complication.
• Shingles complication can cause severe pain, and the patient may require stronger medication to manage the pain.
• Numbing agents including Lidocaine or Capsaicin, which are available as creams, gels, sprays or skin patches are prescribed to control the pain after the blisters have subsided.
• Some patients may require anti-depressants to overcome the long-term effects of the disease on their life.

A shingles outbreak can last anywhere between two to six weeks. Although most people develop shingles only once in their lifetime, there are cases where people have developed shingles a second or third time.

Panama Canal cruises are a dream for many travelers. The Panama Canal connects the Atlantic Ocean with the Pacific Ocean. The historic waterway is most frequently visited during winter and spring. The best time to plan a cruise to the Panama Canal depends on certain factors that have been listed as shown below: Weather Panama Canal cruises run from late September through April. The monsoons last from May to December. So, it the best time to visit the Panama Canal is from November as the months from December to May are fairly dry. There are short, sudden thunderstorms that occur on the Caribbean side of the Canal from April to July. The Panama Canal lies in the tropical climate range with temperatures ranging from 75 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit, and it remains humid for the larger part of the day. Holidays The citizens of Panama take their holidays seriously. On a lighter note, if you happen to land in the city during holidays, you might find everything closed. The holiday season must be avoided, which is October to April, with the peak months being December and January. The whole city almost remains closed and they have a holiday on Monday, even when the official holiday falls on a Saturday or a Sunday. Look for bargains The prices are the highest from mid-December to mid-April. You might lock in a last-minute vacation deal during July and August if you keep looking out for Panama Canal cruise deals. Decide your interests Deciding on how your time will be spent when visiting Panama will also be a guiding factor in deciding on the best time to plan a Panama Canal cruise. Hiking on high mountains, surfing, and diving, means a visit should be planned for the month of December until May, while canal cruising, white water rafting is best done from May to December. Plan to match the events The best time to plan a visit is in January if you love music and culture which brings the Jazz festival to Panama City and Flower and Coffee festival to Boquete. To enjoy the local flavors and events, structure your plan around the Mardi Gras festival in February for parades, events, dance, and music. After Easter comes a two-week festival that is marked by dancers who wear devil-like masks. November marks Independence Day celebrations.

The Carolina boots make boots for working men and women, who need a boot that is 100% effective in varying job conditions. Carolina boots are made with industry specific designs. They are crafted with high-end materials and construction techniques. Carolina boots are designed for hard, dangerous work and also for everyday work. The company does not only produces and sells job-specific boots but also educate their clients about the right boots for the right job. Owned by H.H Brown, Carolina Boots got started under the Double H boots brand. They started in Richland, Pennsylvania back in 1955. They then provided western or cowboy boots and in 1970, they became the first in the U.S to manufacture a cowboy boot with a safety toe. As the safety footwear business continues to grow and expand its facility. They relocate their customer care center in 2016 to Martinsburg, Blair County Pennsylvania. Some best-selling Carolina Boots: Carolina Waterproof composite toe boot The Carolina waterproof composite toe boots are a good choice for those who are working all day and night on a construction site irrespective of the weather. The composite toe is non-metallic. It is also electrical hazard rated. They can be used in dangerous construction or factory zones. The Scuba waterproof liner keeps the water out. The rubber outsole is slip resistant and provides proper grip in both water and oil. Carolina Gor-Text logger Boot These types of logger boots are commonly worn by loggers working long days. The Carolina ST gram Gor Tex logger boots will could be good choice. The 400 grams of insulation keeps the feet and ankles warm in the cool weather and vice versa. The tip is protected with a steel toe, triple-rib steel shank and a heavy-duty sole that has an aggressive tread design. These boots are also oil and slip resistant. Carolina Waterproof Metatarsal Boot These are the types of boots that need the ultimate protection and comfort, providing durability at the same time, to withstand the daily wear and tear of a hard day's work. One such type of Metatarsal boot is the Carolina 7 waterproof metatarsal boot. It's toe is an aluminum safety toe with contourical non-metallic metguard that protects against heavy objects and dangerous equipment. The toe and the heel are made up of abrasion resistance leather. The waterproof liner keeps the water out and the insole is cushioned with a removable EVA foot bed.

Cerebral edema is the increase in the content of brain water, that is when the brain water content rises above the normal levels of 8/10ths. This disorder is usually a result of and response to a primary brain insult. Cerebral edemas are observed in a large number of cases related to brain injuries, including but not limited to toxic–metabolic derangements, inflammatory diseases, primary and metastatic neoplasms, ischemic stroke, intracerebral hemorrhage, subarachnoid hemorrhage or traumatic brain injury. Medical treatment Osmotic therapy: The most effective and quick method of reducing brain bulk and tissue water is Osmotherapy. Osmotic therapy is designed to decrease blood viscosity by sucking the water and fluids out of the brain using an osmotic gradient. These changes trigger a reduction in the ICP (intracranial pressure) and result in an increase of the CBF (cerebral blood flow, i.e., blood to the brain). The most-employed and popular osmotic agent are Mannitol, while another popular one is Glycerol. The latter is a beneficial agent which is employed to patients orally as a 2.5% saline solution in the form of 50g in 500 ml in the daily IV or amounts of 30 ml and given every 4-6 hours. Diuretics: As is with osmotic therapy, the osmotic effect can be extended and lengthened using loop diuretics (Furosemide) after the infusion of an osmotic agent. The loop diuretics can be used as aides. Corticosteroids: Corticosteroids are responsible for lowering the ICP (intracranial pressure) chiefly in the vasogenic edema, especially because of its positive effects and consequences on the blood vessel. The edema around the brain tumors, especially the metastatic brain tumors, responds excellently if the treatment is done with a high dosage of Dexamethasone. Hyperventilation: Raised ICP can be reduced in a helpful way using controlled hyperventilation. The cerebral vascular system is susceptible to changes in arterial pCO2, especially when they waver from their usual levels of 40 mm Hg. While the ICP falls as soon as the commencement of hyperventilation happens, the extracellular fluid and the CSF have safeguarding mechanisms which quickly restore the pH level to normal, and the effects of which could last for a long time. Surgical treatment: Sometimes, surgical treatment is suggested for life-threatening shifts in the brain and large hemispherical infarcts with edema. Temporary craniectomy or ventriculostomy could prevent the worsening and could even end up being a lifesaver. In severe cases of hydrocephalus, the VP shunt proves to be a boon.