Discussing Pediatric Medical Care
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According to USA Today, approximately 5 to 10 percent of Americans suffer from sleep apnea, a common medical condition that causes sufferers to stop breathing for short bursts throughout the night. If you’ve recently been diagnosed with sleep apnea, your doctor might recommend being fitted with a piece of durable medical equipment called a CPAP. If you’re unfamiliar with this equipment, or apprehensive about using it at night, here are a few questions you might have:…
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Do you suffer from nasal allergies from exposure to pollen, ragweed, dust or animal dander (a condition commonly referred to as allergic rhinitis)? If so, you probably experience nasal congestion, runny nose and sneezing. These common symptoms may cause inflammation of the nasal passages and sinuses, making it difficult to breathe through your nose. For those who cannot tolerate oral antihistamines or decongestants due to the associated side effects of drowsiness or increased blood pressure, certain nasal sprays may provide an effective alternative.…
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For most people, pregnancy is a wonderful and joyous miracle to celebrate. However, pregnancy can also cause an overwhelming amount of physical and emotional distress for many women. While surprising to hear, an estimated 13 percent of pregnant woman and new mothers suffer with depression. This condition not only affects you and your health, but it also affects the health and wellness of your unborn child. If you think you may be suffering with depression during your pregnancy, use this guide and the help of your obstetrician to properly understand and treat this disorder.…
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Vampires have been mesmerizing humankind since their inception. Although they are a figment of humanity’s collective imagination, many people are so enamored with the idea of these beings that they go to great lengths to emulate them, including springing for implanted fangs. Before you make an appointment with a cosmetic dentist to swap out your canine teeth with fang implants, you need to fully understand how these teeth will affect your oral and physical health.…
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The customary glass of water next to the bed is a common sight for denture wearers. If you’ve recently received partial or full dentures, then you’re probably wondering why keeping your dentures in water is so important. You also might be wondering if there are any alternatives to the ubiquitous glass of water. The following offers in-depth information about keeping your dentures in water.
Why Keep Your Dentures in Water?…
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One of the easiest ways to manage back pain is by taking painkillers. Unfortunately, though, pain killers do not solve the root issue that is causing the pain, and taking painkillers can also pose the risk of addiction. If you suffer from chronic back pain and want to find a way to prevent an addiction to pain pills and avoid reliance on the pills to relieve your pain, you may want to follow the steps listed here.…
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While children are a blessing, pregnancy is horrible to a woman’s body. After giving birth, many mothers have a hard time getting back into shape. Most don’t have the time as they handle and juggle the responsibilities of motherhood. Getting your flat stomach back is not impossible. In fact, more and more mothers are turning towards getting a tummy tuck. While it can take up to 6 months for a full recovery, being able to relax and to not move around too much is essential in the first 2 to 3 weeks.…
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A diagnosis of lung cancer is a life-altering moment for you and your loved ones. When it is time to discuss your treatment options, making an informed decision about your treatment plan is important. Having a thorough knowledge of your options for lung cancer treatments can help you make treatment decisions that may improve your survival rates while giving you the best quality of life possible.
Consider The Type Of Cancer…
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Unfortunately, the fear of being bullied is something most kids deal with who find out that they’ve been prescribed bifocals. If the experience is not a good one, wearing glasses can have a negative effect on your child’s self-esteem levels and make them feel poorly about themselves overall. The good news is that with your support and encouragement, your grade-schooler should be able to more easily adjust to wearing glasses and maintain a positive self image.…
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If you have reached the age in life where you need a little help to complete your daily living tasks, you are probably worried about becoming a burden on your children or grandchildren. You may think your only choices are to continue to depend on your family or agree to go to a nursing home. There is another alternative. Assisted living services may allow you to remain independent while providing the help you need on a daily basis.…
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