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  • What Happens If You Don't Get Treated For Your Sexually Transmitted Disease?

    15 April 2015

    As a sexually active woman, you may already know that there are sexually transmitted diseases that you are at risk for. However, you may not have any symptoms or you may think that the symptoms will go away. That can be dangerous, because these diseases can serious health problems if they are not treated in a timely manner. Here are just a few sexually transmitted diseases and some of the health conditions that may result if you do not notice and treat them.

  • 3 Reasons To Invest In Chiropractic Care During Your Next Pregnancy

    13 April 2015

    Everyone knows that prenatal care is important, but few people realize that prenatal encompasses more than just taking vitamins and visiting a doctor regularly. Working with a skilled chiropractor throughout your pregnancy can be a great way to ensure that you remain comfortable, and your baby arrives without issue. Here are three reasons you might want to consider investing in chiropractic care during your next pregnancy. 1. Pregnancy can change the curve of your lower back.

  • 3 Ways To Help Seniors Accept Home Care Services And Keep Their Dignity

    1 April 2015

    When you realize that your senior loved one needs help in order to remain in their home, you may decide to hire an in-home care provider.  Home-based care is a wonderful solution for seniors who need assistance with meals, medications and housework. It's also a way for family caregivers to take a break with the assurance that their older loved ones will be looked after in their absence. If your senior family member is able-minded, or mostly able-minded, it's a good idea to include them in the care planning in the following 3 ways:

  • Four Foods You Didn't Know You Should Avoid During Pregnancy

    31 March 2015

    If you're pregnant, you know that between your regular doctor, your obstetrician, like Patricia A. Giuffre, MD, your family and your friends, you'll have a lot of information thrown at you at once. It's easy to let things get lost in the shuffle. While a pregnant woman is probably aware of the "major" things to avoid during her pregnancy, there are a lot of foods that many women aren't even aware could be harmful.

  • A Runner's Guide To Stress Fractures

    22 March 2015

    Running can be exhilarating and thrilling, but it can also be damaging if you push yourself too hard. Runners are all vulnerable to a variety of physical injuries, from tendinitis to shin splints. Stress fractures are one of the most common injuries that runners experience. Knowing what a stress fracture is, how to promote healing after one occurs, and how to avoid getting a stress fracture in the future will help you stay healthy and pain-free.

  • Helping Your Child Cope With A Chest Infection

    6 March 2015

    During the winter and spring it is not unusual for children to have coughs and colds due to the change in weather. Most of the times the common cold is nothing to worry about. However, there are times when the common cold can lead to more serious conditions such as a chest infection. Chest infections can be very serious in young children and need to be treated immediately. In order get your child help when they have a chest infection, you should be aware of the symptoms and the steps you can take to help your child to cope.

  • Should You Consider Surgery For Your Bunions?

    24 February 2015

    Bunions, those sometimes painful growths on the joint of your big toe, can range from a minor inconvenience to a crippling condition. There are several surgical options for correcting a bunion, but they are usually elective procedures and they aren't always necessary. Determine whether surgery is a good option for you so you can discuss treatment plans with your doctor. When Is Surgery a Good Option? Surgery isn't generally recommended if your bunions don't cause you any pain or impact your daily life.