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Can Fat Make You Look Younger?

 

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As much time as many people spend trying to lose fat on their body to appear youthful, it may be surprising that fat can make you look younger. While you may not want extra fat on your stomach or thighs, when it is added to your face, it can soften wrinkles and lines, making your…

Are You a Candidate for Breast Reduction Surgery?

 

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One of the most common areas to be transformed through plastic surgery is the breast region. However, it is not just breast augmentation that spurs people to consult a plastic surgeon regarding their breasts. Many women are naturally well-endowed with large breasts that can become more of a hindrance than a blessing. In addition, men…

The Link Between Dry Mouth and Bad Breath

 

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There are certain oral health conditions that go unnoticed and others that produce uncomfortable and even embarrassing symptoms. Dry mouth, or xerostomia, plagues many patients, especially diabetics and senior adults who may be on several prescription medications. While it is hard to swallow and even speak with a dry mouth, it can also be a…

When Is Emergency Dental Care Necessary?

 

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Most individuals do not expect to suffer a dental emergency, especially one requiring immediate care. Yet, accidents happen, even to those with the very best oral care. Thus, it’s important to learn about your oral health, and when emergency dental care is necessary. After all—it could mean the difference between saving and losing a tooth.…

Remedying Runner’s Knee

 

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Few things frustrate an athlete more than runner’s knee. While you might not feel “out of commission”, whenever you try to perform, you are quickly reminded that you are very limited. Runner’s knee, or patellofemoral pain syndrome, causes pain to radiate around the knee cap particularly where the thigh bone connects with the knee. One…

Unusual Signs of Menopause

 

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When women reach their mid-40 and early 50’s, their bodies undergo dramatic changes. Sometimes these inner biological alterations go on without many outward sign, but more times than not, the average woman experiences multiple symptoms. Some of these are mild or short lived, but many times these alterations are severe or awkwardly hard to pin…

Does Your Baby Have Eczema?

 

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Up to 20% of infants have a skin condition called eczema, a group of medical conditions that cause red inflammation of the skin. This skin malady can be uncomfortable for the child and difficult to control for the parents. If you have an infant that has begun having itchy skin areas, you may have a…

Vitiligo Signs and Treatment Options

 

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Vitiligo is a loss of pigment in the skin, often resulting in white patches of skin, changes in hair or eye color and other tissues. This disease can affect anyone and is thought to have several possible causes. Although there is no cure for vitiligo, it is treatable, especially if you catch the disease in…

Menopause, Osteoporosis and Bone Density Scans

 

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If you are a woman in your thirties or older, you most likely have already began to lose bone density. At some point during their thirties, most women begin to start losing bone mass, making them more likely to fracture bones and eventually be prone to osteoporosis. Osteoporosis is a bone disease that makes bones…

Educating Adolescent Women on Reproductive Health

 

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Do you have a daughter that is approaching puberty? One of the decisions you will need to make is how to discuss the changes that she will physically be undergoing over the next few years. This can be uncomfortable for some parents but it is necessary to prepare your daughter for the next stage of…