A Clear Complexion

Posted on: 14 July 2021
Heel spurs can be quite painful. If you've tried various stretches, therapeutic shoes, splints, and exercises — but to no avail — then your best option may be surgery. This surgery can be performed by an orthopedic or podiatric surgeon. It's not uncommon or invasive, but it's still nice to know what to expect.  Preparing for Heel Spur Surgery If your current podiatrist does not perform surgery, then you will need to have a consultation with a surgeon before you schedule your heel spur surgery.
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Posted on: 10 June 2021
During the summer, your child may experience bouts of a condition known as prickly heat. This condition is common but usually not dangerous. However, you should keep an eye on rashes of any kind to ensure they do not worsen. Prickly heat rashes could be a sign of something more serious beginning to form. Continue reading to learn more about prickly heat and when you should see a pediatrician. What Is Prickly Heat?
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Posted on: 6 May 2021
Substance abuse treatment programs are effective at helping people overcome their addictions. After you are released from the program, you have learned to count on yourself to maintain sobriety. If you make a few changes and follow the things you learned in treatment, you can be successful. Here are several things you should do after you get out of substance abuse treatment. Lead a Healthy Lifestyle Your lifestyle habits can have a major impact on your mental health.
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Posted on: 13 April 2021
A rheumatologist is a doctor who specializes in treating arthritis and other diseases that affect the body's joints and bones. If you suffer from arthritis, you likely see this healthcare professional quite often. While there is no cure for arthritis, you can improve your symptoms by seeing your doctor on a regular basis and making the necessary lifestyle changes. Here are a few signs you should make an appointment to see a rheumatologist.
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