Improving Your Health
Nearly 50 percent of adults in the United States have gum disease, or periodontal disease, which, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) can increase your risk of diabetes, heart attack, and lung disease. It is important to take care of the health of your gums and teeth, which can help improve your overall health. Here are some natural remedies you can use to increase your oral health and fight off gum disease. Read More»
For most people, their bone fractures heal quickly and without problems. But if you have a fractured bone in your foot that won’t heal as expected, speak to an orthopedist right away. You may have a problem called “delayed union.” A delayed union describes a bone fracture that takes longer to heal properly than a doctor expects. The bones may develop an infection or problem that prevents them from mending. Here’s more information about a delayed union fracture and what you can do to treat it. Read More»
A healthy diet, regular exercise, and periodic visits to your doctor for checkups are smart tasks that can benefit your physical and emotional well-being. However, certain conditions that affect your appearance may still arise as you age. You may already understand possibility of growing gray hair and developing fine lines and wrinkles, but you may be surprised by the development of age spots. While these spots do not develop as a result of an underlying medical condition, they can affect your appearance and self-esteem. Read More»
If you have sustained a back injury, you may be in a great deal of pain. And unfortunately, if you need surgery to correct the problem, you may be waiting awhile. It can take weeks or even months for insurance to approve the surgery and for a surgeon to fit you into their schedule. While there are many ways to treat back pain, not every method is right for every person. Read More»
Even though kids have to see the doctor at least once a year for vaccinations, the process isn’t something they typically get used to. So if you’re like most parents, you likely have to deal with arguments and tantrums when it’s time for vaccines. After all, it can be scary to sit in a bare white room and be poked with a syringe by someone who’s virtually a stranger. The good news is that there are a few things you can to do make the vaccination experience a bit less stressful and a little more comfortable as time goes on – you’ll face less protesting and your little one will develop healthy healthcare habits that they’ll use for a lifetime. Read More»
