A Clear Complexion

Posted on: 8 May 2017
A magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine is a handy tool that allows doctors to see inside the body. It is very helpful for detecting a number of diseases. Unfortunately, MRI machines are often closed in. This can make people feel trapped – and may even induce feelings of claustrophobia. Luckily, you can make going through an MRI scan feel more pleasant by implementing these four tips: 1. Utilize Aromatherapy One helpful tip is to use the power of aromatherapy to help you relax during the MRI.
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Posted on: 8 May 2017
Back problems can cause tremendous disruptions and quality of life issues for those that are unfortunate enough to suffer from them. These problems can have a variety of causes, and patients that are unfamiliar with back issues are unlikely to have all of the information that they need. In particular, people are often unaware that it may have been possible for them to have suffered a spinal compression fracture. Are There Warning Signs That Patients May Be Suffering From Spinal Fractures?
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Posted on: 8 May 2017
For many parents, it can be daunting to talk with their children about drug use and abuse. However, these conversations are essential, and they may help your child avoid a serious substance abuse issue. Here are some practical tips to help you. 1. Always Answer Questions Whether your child is three or thirteen, if they have a question about drugs, you should answer it. Younger kids may have heard about drugs on public service announcements, while older kids may have seen or heard their peers talking about it.
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Posted on: 24 February 2017
Your kid has a weaker immune system than you do, which is why they are typically more susceptible to getting sick. For example, a child can get 8 colds per year or even more. This doesn't even take into account additional diseases, disorders, and ailments that your child may succumb to. With that in mind, you can expect to make a couple of trips to the doctor's office each year. Having a designated primary care physician that your child sees most of the time can be beneficial.
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