Medical And Non-Medical Treatment Options For ADHD

Posted on 17 May 2023

If you or your child has received a diagnosis of ADHD, you might be wondering what you can do to help reduce symptoms and gain greater life management. ADHD is largely an executive function disorder, which makes things like working memory, mundane focus, large-scale concentration, and task maintenance difficult. People with ADHD can also struggle with feelings of frustration as they get overwhelmed easily by high-demand activities and extra sensory information. [Read More]

Echocardiography: Understanding What It Is And Why You Might Need One

Posted on 6 April 2023

You may have been experiencing some chest pains in recent days and are worried there might be something wrong with your heart. While chest pain can be a common sign of problems with the heart, it's not necessarily always the problem. Your first task is to head to your family doctor so they can help you assess whether or not you need more testing.  If it's determined that you do need further testing, your doctor might order an echocardiography or echocardiogram. [Read More]

Bunionectomy Surgery Recovery: Tips For A Smooth And Successful Healing Process

Posted on 28 February 2023

Bunionectomy surgery is a common surgical procedure that involves removing the bony bump at the base of the big toe, which is known as a bunion. While the surgery can provide relief from pain and discomfort caused by bunions, the recovery process can be lengthy and challenging. However, there are several tips and strategies that can help you have a smooth and successful healing process. Here's what you need to know: [Read More]

3 Natural Approaches to Shoulder Pain Relief

Posted on 20 January 2023

Shoulder pain can strike for a variety of reasons, from acute muscle tears or dislocations to chronic issues such as tendonitis or osteoarthritis. While some shoulder conditions might require medication or surgery, others may respond to conservative techniques. Consider giving the following four natural approaches a try. 1. Chiropractic Care Shoulder pain doesn't necessarily originate in the shoulder joint. The shoulder and arm receive signals from major nerves branching out from the cervical spinal column in the neck. [Read More]

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Contact Care: Change Them on Schedule

When I started wearing contact lenses, I was told to throw out each pair after a month and put in a new one. I started off following the rules, then I decided to try wearing each pair longer to save some cash. I also didn't always rub them with solution at night, like I should. Unfortunately, I learned my lesson the hard way when I developed a bad case of bacterial conjunctivitis. My eye became red, swollen, and it hurt. Normal light also looked too bright to even look at. I couldn't wear contacts at all again until my eye healed, which seemed like forever. I created this blog to remind other people to always listen to the instructions of their doctors when it comes to contact lens care. You only get one set of eyes, so treat them right!