A nasal irrigation solution (or composition) for pre- and post-operation sinus surgery and for use as a daily nasal cleanser. The composition, which may be in a powder form, may include lactated ringers with xylitol. This composition may be mixed with sterile water prior to nasal irrigation.

A nasal irrigation solution (or composition) for pre- and post-operation sinus surgery and for use as a daily nasal cleanser. The composition, which may be in a powder form, may include lactated ringers with xylitol. This composition may be mixed with sterile water prior to nasal irrigation.

The present invention provides an epithelial cancer therapeutic agent with less side effects. In order to achieve the above object, an epithelial cancer therapeutic agent of the present invention includes: at least one material selected from the group consisting of oxo acid, oxo acid ion, and oxo acid salt, wherein the epithelial cancer therapeutic agent treats or prevents epithelial cancer.

The present invention provides an epithelial cancer therapeutic agent with less side effects. In order to achieve the above object, an epithelial cancer therapeutic agent of the present invention includes: at least one material selected from the group consisting of oxo acid, oxo acid ion, and oxo acid salt, wherein the epithelial cancer therapeutic agent treats or prevents epithelial cancer.

The use of the mixture of a salt and sugar in the manufacture of a medicament employed for treating lax vagina syndrome or colpoxerosis disease in a mammal. Various tests, vaginal smooth muscle contractility test using New Zealand White Rabbit; (Experimental example 1); the effect on the vagina contractility in volunteers by using perinometer (Experimental example 2); and the effect on the colpoxerosis disease in volunteers (Experimental example 3), showed improving effect on the contractility of vagina tissue and colpoxerosis disease. Accordingly, the combination can be useful in treating or preventing lax vagina syndrome or colpoxerosis disease.

The use of the mixture of a salt and sugar in the manufacture of a medicament employed for treating lax vagina syndrome or colpoxerosis disease in a mammal. Various tests, vaginal smooth muscle contractility test using New Zealand White Rabbit; (Experimental example 1); the effect on the vagina contractility in volunteers by using perinometer (Experimental example 2); and the effect on the colpoxerosis disease in volunteers (Experimental example 3), showed improving effect on the contractility of vagina tissue and colpoxerosis disease. Accordingly, the combination can be useful in treating or preventing lax vagina syndrome or colpoxerosis disease.

The use of the mixture of a salt and sugar in the manufacture of a medicament employed for treating lax vagina syndrome or colpoxerosis disease in a mammal. Various tests, vaginal smooth muscle contractility test using New Zealand White Rabbit; (Experimental example 1); the effect on the vagina contractility in volunteers by using perinometer (Experimental example 2); and the effect on the colpoxerosis disease in volunteers (Experimental example 3), showed improving effect on the contractility of vagina tissue and colpoxerosis disease. Accordingly, the combination can be useful in treating or preventing lax vagina syndrome or colpoxerosis disease.

The present invention relates to a method of treating or preventing hair loss or excessive hair shedding in a subject by administering to a subject an oral dose of minoxidil. In particular, the present invention relates to a method of treating telogen effluvium in a subject by administering to a subject an oral dose of minoxidil.

The present invention relates to a method of treating or preventing hair loss or excessive hair shedding in a subject by administering to a subject an oral dose of minoxidil. In particular, the present invention relates to a method of treating telogen effluvium in a subject by administering to a subject an oral dose of minoxidil.

Methods for the generation of electrochemical plasma activated aqueous chemotherapeutics (EPAAC) solutions are described. These solutions have been found to selectively reduce the proliferation of human pancreatic cancer cells, with no toxic effects for healthy cells.