Table 1.
Top 3 Ranked Self-Care Strategies for Symptom of Weight Loss tailored by HANA condition | ||
HANA Condition | Ranking | Self-Care strategy |
COPD | 1 | Try changing your diet. Try slowly adding more fresh foods and whole grains to your diet. Try reducing foods with added sugar, processed foods, and fast foods. |
2 | Some people find trying to eat smaller quantities of food at one time may help. | |
3 | Make sure you stay hydrated and drink lots of fluids during the day. | |
No COPD | 1 | Try to add more physical activity and exercise into your life. Exercise and regular movement has been shown to help with weight loss. |
2 | Try eating more and more often. Focus on nutrient-rich foods, such as fresh fruits, veggies, and nuts. | |
3 | Try to reduce the amount of salt you consume. Try to avoid foods that have a lot of salt also such as salad dressings, sauces, and fast food. | |
Top 3 Ranked Self-Care Strategies for Symptoms of Nausea/Vomiting by HANA condition | ||
HANA Condition |
Ranking | Self-Care strategy |
Diabetes | 1 | While nauseated, you may want to limit your eating. Try the BRAT diet: bread, rice, applesauce, and toast. |
2 | Avoid greasy foods, fried foods, and alcohol, and try eating dry foods, such as toast and crackers. | |
3 | Take frequent sips of water or suck on ice chips. | |
No Diabetes | 1 | Make sure you stay hydrated and drink lots of fluids during the day. |
2 | Try drinking Ginger Ale to relieve nausea. | |
3 | Try eating dry foods, such as toast and crackers. Try to eat when you are not feeling sick. | |
Top 3 Ranked Self-Care Strategies for Difficulty with Urination Tailored by Sex and Race | ||
Race | Ranking | Self-Care strategy |
White | 1 | Make sure you stay hydrated and drink lots of fluids during the day. |
2 | Try developing body self-awareness by regularly bringing attention to your body in various circumstances, and by mentally "scanning" the body to "check in" with feelings of comfort and discomfort. | |
3 (Male only) | You may find that ejaculating can help alleviate some issues of urination. | |
3 | Try exercising the muscles in the area to strengthen them. One way to do this is by trying to stop urinating mid-way. | |
Non-White | 1 | While you should take care to remain hydrated, you should try to limit the liquid that you drink (especially drinks other than water). |
2 | Try to hold your urine longer than usual before using the bathroom, which might strengthen the muscles that control urination. | |
3 | Try an over-the-counter supplement, such as cranberry pills, or UTI pills, like AZO. |