3 Ways A Surgeon Can Treat Your Child's Microtia

Posted on 15 November 2018

The birth of a child is an important milestone in the lives of many parents. Discovering that your child has a congenital condition upon his or her birth can be devastating. Some children are born with malformed or missing ears. This is a condition known as microtia. Fortunately, microtia can be treated surgically to restore the appearance of a normal ear once your child is old enough to withstand the rigors of surgery. [Read More]

Does Your Loved One Have Alzheimers? How To Help Them Enjoy A Stress-Free Holiday Season

Posted on 10 November 2018

If your loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's, the holidays can be quite stressful, especially if you're caring for your loved one at home. You'll need to take special care to ensure that your loved one has a safe and enjoyable holiday season. Here are just four of the steps you can take to provide stress-free holidays for your loved one. Involve Your Home Health Care Assistant If you have a home health care assistant for your loved one, it's crucial that you involve them in any holiday parties or get-together's that you have planned. [Read More]

Is It Possible You Have A Kiwi Allergy? What You Should Know

Posted on 5 October 2018

One of the more common food allergies that people do not know much about is an allergy to kiwis. Kiwi fruit are quite popular in fruit salads and many dishes, especially in combination with strawberries. The problem is that many people could have a kiwi allergy without realizing it until they have a severe reaction. And even then, if the kiwi is mixed in with something, they might not recognize the issue right away. [Read More]

3 Tips For Being An Athlete Who Wants To Conceive A Child

Posted on 10 September 2018

Many of the discussions related to fertility are about not being over or underweight, and generally living a healthy lifestyle. Unfortunately, there is less discussion about athletes and the struggles they may face with conception, especially because adherence to a strict diet and workout routine might be the underlying problem. Aim For Normal Cycles One of the major clues that you might face fertility concerns is having abnormal cycles. It is not uncommon for athletes to either lose their period or have a period at irregular intervals. [Read More]

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Don't Be Embarrassed by Bladder Issues

My name is John Walters and seven years ago I developed bladder cancer. After several rounds of chemotherapy and radiation, the tumors in my bladder grew. To get rid of the cancer, my urologist decided to remove my bladder. After the surgery was completed, I was embarrassed by my new ostomy bag. After I got used to the device, I realized that the bladder removal surgery was a great success. I was cancer free and I should not be embarrassed by the device that removed the urine from my body. I then decided to answer any and all questions asked about the bag. If you have an ostomy bag, or if you have frequent UTIs, a shy bladder, or an incontinence issue, you should not be embarrassed either. Everyone needs to excrete wastes, and this blog teaches others about all of the potential bladder and urinary issues that can occur.

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