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Posted on: 9 December 2014
An estimated 75% of Americans will experience some form of foot condition at some point in life. When foot pain becomes unbearable, knowing where to turn for help is not always easy. A number of medical professionals deal specifically with foot and ankle disorders, but sometimes the foot problems originate in some other part of the body. Here is a brief introduction to three foot professionals—podiatrists, orthopedists, and physical therapists—and how they can help resolve existing foot problems, prevent future disorders, and determine if the source of foot pain is somewhere other than the foot.
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Posted on: 8 December 2014
Whether you are looking for help for yourself or for someone you know, it is important to know that there are many things you can upgrade to in order to ensure that life in a wheelchair is a little easier. Of course, if the wheelchair will only need to be used for a short amount of time, making substantial changes in your environment might not make sense. Therefore, these suggestions might be best suited for anyone that is in a wheelchair for a long time.
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Posted on: 4 December 2014
If your headaches come and go, then you should watch out for their triggers. This is because such headaches can be induced by different factors, and you cannot get rid of them before you unearth these triggers. Some of the common causes of episodic headaches include: Weight Although you should not be obsessed about your weight, you should try to maintain it a healthy level. This is because, apart from the usual health risks, being overweight can also cause headaches.
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Posted on: 2 December 2014
Cosmetic breast augmentation is not always just about making what you have look bigger. In many cases, women get these surgeries to balance out their female form or to repair damage and loss of breast tissue from accident or surgery. Understanding your situation and options can help you choose your course of action.  Congenital Conditions For most women, how their breasts develop is a matter of genetics. You will have inherited this trait from your family line, which may make it seem as though nothing can be done about it.
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