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5 Tips For Recovering From Hip Replacement Surgery

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If you need to have a full hip replacement done, this can be a challenging time. While the benefits of having this surgery are many and you may have a much better life afterward, it can take time to recover. Taking time to be able to get back to your healthy life as quickly as possible is sure to be high on your agenda. Being aware of top tips to assist you in doing so are sure to be helpful. Read More»

3 Ways To Enhance Your Buttocks

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Having a toned and curvy buttocks is part of the ideal physique for many people. If you are self-conscious about your buttocks and want to change it, there are ways to enhance your shape, depending on your goals. 1. Build Your Glute Muscles If you are into fitness and want more muscular curves, the best way to enhance your buttocks will be through regular strength-training. There are several exercises that help work the glute muscles. Read More»

What You Should Know About Physical Therapy

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Physical therapy is something that many people across the US need at some point. Physical therapy is often used to treat a variety of conditions, including arthritis, burns, sports injuries, damage from strokes and other neurological conditions, and to help people after certain types of operations. If you are dealing with pain or mobility issues, a physical therapist can treat your symptoms and either help you on the road to recovery or make your issues more manageable. Read More»

3 Keys For Vaginal Rejuvenation

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When you are thinking about improving your sex life and want to get a bit of work done, consider vaginal rejuvenation as an option. There are a lot of professionals, like those at Refined Dermatology, who handle this sort of work. There are also plenty of procedures that you can turn to when you’d like to improve your vagina. The tips below will set you on the right track so that you’re able to get the vaginal rejuvenation work that you need the most. Read More»

How Sclerotherapy Makes The Body Do Amazing Things

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Sclerotherapy is the medical name given to varicose vein injections for the treatment of varicose veins. The human body does amazing things when it is forced to compensate for something that is gone or does not work. Sclerotherapy plays a very big part in making the human body respond in an amazing way.  The Varicose and Spider Veins Varicose and spider veins develop for a number of reasons; obesity, stress, and strain during childbirth, damage to original blood vessels in the legs, etc. Read More»

Three Ways To Keep Allergen Exposure Under Control

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When most people think of allergies, they think of the usual telltale symptoms of sneezing and watery, itchy eyes, typically caused by things like spring pollen in the air or pet dander. However, in some allergy sufferers, the symptoms can be far more severe, triggering instead of repeated sneezing an asthma attack. Your physician can prescribe treatments to help reduce your symptoms and the severity of an attack, but there are some steps you can take to reduce your allergen exposure to begin with. Read More»

3 FAQs When It Comes to Adult Stem Cell Therapy

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Also known as regenerative medicine, adult stem cell therapy is a promising type of medicine that has the potential to treat disease and heal certain types of injuries. To help you better understand adult stem therapy, here are the answers to three frequently asked questions. What Are Stem Cells? Did you know that there are over 200 different types of cells in the human body? These cells are categorized as either unspecialized or specialized. Read More»

What To Expect At Your Child's Four-Month Pediatrician Visit

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By the time your child has reached the age of four months, you’ll likely be pretty used to bringing your child into the pediatrician’s office for routine check-ups. However, to help quell your anxiety a bit, it can be helpful to have a better idea of what to expect when you arrive at the pediatrician’s office with your four-month-old! Plotting on the Growth Chart One of the first things your pediatrician will likely do is to have you undress your baby so he or she can be weighed and measured in a variety of ways. Read More»

Facing a Terminal Illness? Information About How a Therapist Can Help

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If you’ve recently been diagnosed with a serious illness and gently prodded to “get your affairs in order,” you may be wondering where to begin. Wrapping up the loose ends of one’s life can be challenging under the best of circumstances, and when you’re facing a ticking clock (and often dealing with fading health in the process), you may feel as though you’ll never have enough time to do all the things you need to do and say all the goodbyes that must be said. Read More»

Types Of Glaucoma And Their Symptoms

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Many people view glaucoma as a singular condition. However, there are actually several different varieties of the disease. Each variation of the disease has its own symptoms. As a result, some people may not realize that they are experiencing symptoms that are indicative of glaucoma. Here are a few types of glaucoma and the symptoms that accompany them: Open-angle Open-angle glaucoma is the most common type of glaucoma. It progresses slowly and occurs as the drainage canals become clogged. Read More»