When my family adopted a child that had some severe health problems, we all had to take a crash course in medical care. We worked hard to learn how to replace bandages and help with feeding tubes, and it was a really rewarding experience. After working hard together for several weeks, I could honestly say that I felt comfortable caring for my sweet sister on my own. This blog is all about learning more about emergency medical care so that you can help the people around you--no matter where you are. Check out this blog for loads of fun, free information.
Posted on: 31 March 2016
There are a lot of different types of growths you can develop on your body, but two common types are cysts and abscesses. These growths can look very similar at times and are usually harmless; however, there are times when you should visit a doctor for a growth of this type. If you currently have a growth on your body and are not sure what to do, here are several things you should know.
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Posted on: 31 March 2016
If you've spent most of your life in the arid Southwest, you may not have realized the extent of your seasonal allergies until traveling to areas with more airborne pollen, smog, and other potential irritants. Moving to such a region could leave you feeling foggy-headed for months as your body struggles to adjust and acclimate to a histologically hostile environment. What can you do to help manage your symptoms if you find yourself suddenly thrust into an environment your body can't handle?
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Posted on: 31 March 2016
There's no argument that braces and similar orthodontic treatments can be costly. The price for them can land anywhere from $2,570 with dental insurance to $13,000 without, depending on the type of braces you get. However, a troubling trend where people are treating their crooked teeth by developing their own orthodontic products at home can actually cost you more in the long-term if you try it. Here's the lowdown on this dental trend and reasons why you should avoid it.
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Posted on: 30 March 2016
Your eyesight is an important part of your health, and taking care of it can help you to have a better quality of life. Although lazy eye begins in the first years of your life, as an adult, you may still be suffering from its effects. Here is some information about how lazy eye occurs and what types of treatments are available for you, at any age.
What Causes Lazy Eye
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