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Tips on Fighting Fatigue Naturally

 

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Fatigue is not something you should live with – it is a symptom of something wrong in your body. Unfortunately, many traditional or Western medicine doctors are poor at finding the cause of such vague symptoms, but that does not make them any less real. If you have fatigue, there is something causing your lack…

Is Knee Pain Slowing You Down?

 

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The knees are one of the most common sources of pain, often causing limited mobility and discomfort. These joints are prone to injury, carrying the majority of the body weight with many different movement options. They also can be prone to autoimmune disease like arthritis. If you have knee pain, it can impact your quality…

Are Your Ready for a New, Younger Look?

 

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Have you wondered what it would be like to change your look? If you have watched your face appear older every year, yet still have not made the move to consider plastic surgery, maybe now is the time. Plastic surgery can give you a new, younger look that you want to see when you look…

When to See an Orthopedic Surgeon

 

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Orthopedic surgeons are specialists who diagnose and treat musculoskeletal disorders, from arthritis and back pain to sport’s injuries and bone abnormalities. The field is very large, covering many different parts of the body. Many orthopedic surgeons specialize their scope of the field, such as spine, sport’s injuries, hands or other specific musculoskeletal areas. So, how…

3 Reasons to See a Dermatologist

 

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Dermatology is a medical specialty that focuses on the treatment of the skin, hair and nails. While some people may equate dermatology with the aesthetic beauty of the skin, it is a serious medical field. While dermatologists can help you improve the beauty of your skin, they offer much more than cosmetic services. Many diseases…

3 Ways to Prepare for Your Yearly Pelvic Exam

 

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For women, the yearly pelvic exam is a necessary evil, ensuring that everything in the reproductive area is in good health. While you may wish you could skip this part of your wellness exam, it is important. Pelvic exams and pap smears can detect early signs of cancer and other diseases, helping protect your health.…

How Often Should You Get Checked for Skin Cancer?

 

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Skin cancer has become one of the most widespread diseases, with increasing numbers of diagnoses each year. In the last three decades, there have been more people diagnosed with skin cancer than all the other cancers combined. 5.4 million cases of nonmelanoma skin cancers are treated each year in the U.S. and one in five…

4 Tips on How to Ease Anxiety Before Your OB/GYN Visit

 

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Visiting your OB/GYN for your annual exam is a part of your preventive care and wellness program. However, the intimate nature of this exam can make it uncomfortable for some women. It can help to know that the doctor is not there to judge you and they perform these exams every day, but if that…

Facial Lifts: How to Maintain Your Youthful New Look

 

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Did you just undergo an eyelid lift, brow lift or a complete face lift? Once you heal and can enjoy the results of your more youthful face, you also need to consider maintenance. Plastic surgery is not designed to last forever; most results last about ten years before they need enhancement. To make the most…

How to Prepare for a Visit with Your Cardiologist

 

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If you are going to your first visit with a cardiologist, you may feel nervous about the appointment. There is usually a good reason that a person is referred to a cardiologist – concerning test results, a cardio episode or other reasons. However, being prepared can help calm your nerves and ensure you get the…