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Recover From Cataract Surgery Faster With These Tips
Most patients find cataract surgery surprisingly simple. Typically, there is no pain involved in the surgery itself, and after the procedure, most people only experience minor itching and irritation. But this does not mean your eye doesn't need time to recover. You still need time for the incisions to heal, and for the new lens to fix itself to your eye tissues. This can take multiple weeks, depending on how well your body heals. [Read More]
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Undergoing IV Drip Treatment After Your Marathon
Running a marathon or any other long race is pretty hard on your body. Once the race is over, you need to focus on recovery. Resting, taking in plenty of fluids, and eating foods that are rich in carbohydrates and protein will help your body repair itself after this challenging endeavor. But there is one more thing to consider doing as you recover: undergoing IV drip therapy. Here is a closer look at what this treatment entails and why it's such a good choice for post-race recovery. [Read More]
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The Secrets to Success with Opiate Addiction Treatment
Opiate addiction is a dark, dark hole to fall into. One day, however, you may realize you're ready to crawl out of that hole and seek treatment. How do you ensure that treatment is effective? Well, there are a few tips you can follow. 1. Start with an inpatient treatment program. In most cases, it is better to enroll in an inpatient program than an outpatient program when you're first starting your recovery journey. [Read More]
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Varicose Vein Treatment Options
The Society for Vascular Surgery reports that approximately 35 percent of people in the United States have varicose veins. Women are at greater risk than men for developing this condition, though both men and women are susceptible to getting varicose veins. Also, women who have had multiple pregnancies, and people who are obese have a greater risk of developing varicose veins. If you are one of the millions of people in the U. [Read More]
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How Obstetricians Help Women Who Struggle Giving Birth To Twins
Pregnancy is almost always an exciting and life-changing experience for a first-time mother. But what happens if she is going to have twins and is not ready for the emotional and physical burden that this may cause? She may end up suffering and need help from experts who understand this position. Thankfully, obstetrics specialists can help manage every element of this situation with professionalism. Bearing Twins is a Major Challenge [Read More]
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Skin Tags In Children: What Parents Should Know
For the most part, skin tags in children are more of a cosmetic nuisance than they are a health crisis. However, as a concerned parent, it is always best to err on the side of caution to keep your child's health and safety the utmost priority. If your child has developed a skin tag, here is some of the important information you should know. Understand Risk Factors It is important to understand that a skin tag can develop on any child as there are plenty of causes behind these growths. [Read More]
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Ways To Correct Your Obstructive Sleep Apnea Without A CPAP Machine
When a person has obstructive sleep apnea, his or her throat muscles collapse and block the airway during sleep. Obstructive sleep apnea can cause symptoms like daytime fatigue, sore throats, headaches, irritability, depression, and so on. Some people are able to manage this issue with a contiguous-positive airway pressure (CPAP) device. However, some patients are unable to get used to a CPAP device, or they may not feel as much relief as they'd hope. [Read More]
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How Precise Oncotype DX Testing Gives Your Oncologist The Best Options For Treating Your Unique Breast Cancer Disease
It's emotionally difficult for people who receive results from a breast biopsy showing that they have breast cancer. The shock of this diagnosis may either have you reeling or praying. If you can just hang on to the strength within you, tell yourself that everyone's breast cancer is different. Innovative breast cancer treatments are advanced these days, and different treatments are tailored to treat your specific cancer diagnosis with positive results. [Read More]
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Sports-Induced Sciatica: How It Happens And What To Do
Sciatica is a pain that is impossible to ignore. Whether you are sitting down or standing up, when this nerve pain shoots down from the thigh or lower back, it is often crippling. While this concern is common with pregnant women and those individuals who lead a sedentary lifestyle, it can even target athletes by way of an injury. Learn more about the sports associated risk and how to manage this condition. [Read More]
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How Remote Medical Transcription Services Help Small-Town Doctors
For some doctors, the goal of becoming a small-town physician is a noble and exciting one and inspires them to work hard to succeed. They may think that such a career choice would be more relaxing than working in a big-city hospital. However, that isn't always the case. Small-town doctors can be very busy and may need medical transcription services to keep their records in order. Record-Keeping Helps Small-Town Doctors [Read More]