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Working Closely With Your Doctor

After I was diagnosed with a serious medical condition a few years back, I knew I was going to need to stay in close contact with my doctor to report any new symptoms. I started paying attention to my health and working hard to understand my symptoms. The changes seemed small at first, but after only a few weeks I could tell that it was working well. I was able to zero-in on symptoms that were growing worse and treat them before they caused me any real discomfort. This blog is all about working closely with your health care provider.

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Is Neonatal Nursing Right For You?

Posted on 18 March 2016

A career in nursing is an attractive option for anyone who gets satisfaction from helping others. One interesting sub-specialty of the field that is a great choice for those who like working with babies is called neonatal nursing. This article takes a closer look at this intriguing career option for individuals looking to enter the nursing profession. What It Is Neonatal nursing involves working with babies during the earliest stages of their lives. [Read More]

The Headaches You Have After You Eat May Be A Food Allergy

Posted on 17 March 2016

You've noticed that you often develop a headache shortly after you eat. This could be a sign of a food allergy. These allergies are easily tested for and, once you know, you can avoid those foods that cause you a problem. Here is how food allergy testing is done and what you can do once you discover that you're allergic to certain foods. Testing for an Allergy Your doctor has a couple of options for food allergy testing. [Read More]

Treating Eye Injuries And Protecting Your Vision

Posted on 17 March 2016

An accident involving your eyes can happen quickly. Even small injuries can impact your vision if not treated promptly. Here are a few of the common eye injuries and what you should do to prevent a loss of eyesight. 1. Small objects in the eye. Dust and dirt can easily get into your eyes. Your tears normally wash these foreign objects out of your eye. If the irritation doesn't go away after a few minutes, resist the urge to rub your eye. [Read More]

Vaginal And Labial Rejuvenation Options: How You Can Get Your Pre-Childbirth Vagina Back

Posted on 15 March 2016

As wonderful and amazing as childbirth is, it does quite a number on the female anatomy. The vagina, which doubles as the birth canal, is stretched beyond its limits, sometimes resulting in the need for an episiotomy to widen the birth canal so that the baby's head has more room to exit the womb and the vagina. Even if your OB/GYN does a good job stitching you back up "down there," [Read More]