Author Zimmerman Lee Published March 3, 2012 Word count 494 View author’s other articles Transvaginal mesh is a type of fabric used to treat pelvic prolapse, bladder prolapse and other similar problems in women. Often, studies have shown that transvaginal mesh has been more effective in treating these problems than the traditional method of stitching …
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Author Isaac Eliaz Published February 25, 2012 Word count 1,052 View author’s other articles Happy New Year! The holiday excitement is over and now we can move into the stillness of the winter season. It’s a perfect time to become more introspective, set new goals, and nourish your entire being according to the principles of …
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Author Daniel Means Published December 1, 2012 Word count 440 View author’s other articles Manuka oil is actually extracted from small branches and leaves of manuka trees, which are regularly found in New Zealand. It has being used for quite a few long ages by the native people famous as the Maori of Unfamiliar Zealand …
Author Bhavesh Desai Published December 6, 2017 Word count 504 View author’s other articles There is no doubt that antibiotics have saved lives and are continuing to do so. But other than saving lives these have an adverse effect of health. Over use of antibiotics makes the body resilient to it wherein the body no …
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Author Tatiana Vlassova Published May 7, 2014 Word count 412 View author’s other articles Have you ever watched an Olympic sporting event or a World Championship and wonder why a specific athlete won the event? In some events, the difference between first and last is a split second. Every athlete wants to perform well and …
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Author Slava Fuzayloff Published July 5, 2012 Word count 519 View author’s other articles Although it affects both genders, it’s a problem most men never worry about, but that most women know intimately. No, we’re not referring to shopping-itis, we’re referring to the urinary tract infection. With over ten million urinary tract infection medical office …
Diagnosis and Treatment For The All-Too Common Urinary Tract Infection Read More »
Author Mary Sandler Published November 17, 2015 Word count 442 View author’s other articles Raw garlic, garlic extract, garlic tea and tablets are used to help in the treatment of various diseases. Some of the results of scientific studies about the benefits, although there is no evidence most except some benefits for traditional use. Raw …
Author Michael Guth Published June 14, 2012 Word count 1,510 View author’s other articles As a health economist, I try to keep abreast of new trends in health care insurance. One trend I have found is that consumers can now purchase short term health insurance policies that will pay for doctor visits if the patient …
Author Sadman Abrar Published December 5, 2014 Word count 531 View author’s other articles You can be negatively affected by cough, both physically and emotionally. There are several tips given below to enable you to start How to get rid of a dry cough. When you have an assault, make a note about the environment …
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Author Robert West Published May 29, 2020 Word count 919 View author’s other articles Revenue cycle management has experienced ups and downs in recent years. What lies ahead for revenue cycle management? Last year, we saw the continued rise of automation and AI. We also saw battles over price transparency. Continuing the trend from previous …
Author Joseph J Young Published April 5, 2012 Word count 511 View author’s other articles There is a lot of mystery surrounding the causes of fibromyalgia. The illness can occur on its own, for no immediately apparent reason, but it has also been linked to repetitive injuries, traumatic experiences, and certain diseases. In other words, …
Author Dr.savitha Suri Published January 20, 2014 Word count 439 View author’s other articles Dictionaries define butter as “a solid emulsion of fat globules, air, and water made by churning milk or cream and used as food”. Butter is known as “Navaneeta” in Sanskrit. It is referred as navaneeta in texts of ayurveda too. Butter …
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Author Arsalan Gittiban Published November 11, 2018 Word count 937 View author’s other articles When in any pain the first thought that strikes most of our minds are the chiropractors, yes, they are quite commonly symbolized as the “doctors in pain”, why? The chiropractic adjustment has helped most of the patient, it does more than …
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Author Adderall Wiki Published March 9, 2020 Word count 809 View author’s other articles Diazepam is a benzodiazepine solution that has opiate, disquiet lessening and muscle-extricating up impacts. Diazepam is from time to time known by the brand name Valium, regardless of the way that this brand of diazepam is never again publicized in the …
Author Risa Ruse Published February 23, 2012 Word count 411 View author’s other articles There is truth in using Art as a medium of catharsis today. Those of us with PTSD who use it, have a great deal to say! For instance poetry enhances a fourth dimension of Art in rhyme. The difference is that …
Author Gerald Haeuser Published November 23, 2013 Word count 551 View author’s other articles ZOLOFT not bothered serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) accredited by the FDA to take care of within adults Major Depressive Dysfunction (MDD), Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Social anxiety disorder, Posttraumatic Tension Disorder (PTSD), Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD), as well as Social Anxiety disorder. …
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Author James Pendergraft Published March 19, 2012 Word count 504 View author’s other articles If you want to terminate a pregnancy in the first 12 weeks of gestation, there are two methods to choose from: 1) a surgical dilatation and curettage (D&C) or the medical abortion or abortion pill procedure. The abortion pill method has …
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Author Jeremy Smith Published August 16, 2012 Word count 476 View author’s other articles The management of diabetes must follow a rather strict plan of action. In fact, truly managing the condition begins before an official diagnosis is ever received. Men and women who live the majority of their lives obese and inactive will be …
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Author Anselm Anyoha Published October 11, 2019 Word count 1,602 View author’s other articles Nosebleed in Children I have always known that nosebleed is a common medical issue that needed some general education, yet for years I kept procrastinating about a discussion on the subject. Parents worry so much and are frightened when their children …
Author Jacob Moore Published March 25, 2012 Word count 394 View author’s other articles In the past decade, drug laws and crimes have gotten a lot of attention. Laws in every state and at the federal level prohibit the possession, manufacture, and sale of certain controlled substances — including drugs like marijuana, methamphetamine, ecstasy, cocaine, …
Author Hilda Jones Published September 8, 2017 Word count 426 View author’s other articles If your summers are usually busy and spent catching up on your lengthy to-do list, you might feel frantic and tempted to let a few important appointments slide. However, when it comes to your health, you should always make it a …
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Author Lara Reynolds Published March 2, 2013 Word count 634 View author’s other articles Podiatry is the branch of medical studies that deals with the diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and prevention of disorders of the feet and the lower limbs. The medical specialist of this particular field is known as a podiatric physician or a podiatrist. …
Author Stephanie Miller Published May 30, 2012 Word count 503 View author’s other articles Every industry has its share of employee turnover and unhappy workers remaining on the job because they feel they have nowhere else to go. Human resources experts have developed something they call “worker engagement” to deal with the problem. One of …
Author David Creek Published February 11, 2020 Word count 569 View author’s other articles All signs point to the joints Someone in your life most likely suffers from some form of arthritis, especially now that it is winter in San Diego. Those suffering complain about pain, stiffness, swelling of joints, redness, and decreased range of …
Author Joseph Butcher Published March 19, 2012 Word count 457 View author’s other articles Headache may be the result of different factors. It can be a medical condition related to your present illness and it can possibly be triggered by the diverse tensions in your life such as family, job and studies. Headaches particularly related …
Author Greg Walters Published September 12, 2017 Word count 454 View author’s other articles So what exactly does a pediatric dentist do? They are dentists that have completed a course that specializes in children’s’ dentistry. A pediatric dentist typically treats children from birth to college and is qualified to handle developmental issues that may need …
Author Brian Scott Published May 18, 2012 Word count 420 View author’s other articles Oxyneo is a prescription drug that is used as a pain killer. It belongs to the class of opioids. These drugs are mostly used for relieving pain after surgeries and other types of severe pain related to cancer. Many people feel …
Author Leslie Trigg Published April 3, 2019 Word count 440 View author’s other articles TMJ or the Temporomandibular Joints refers to the joints of the jaw, which are used frequently during eating, talking and yawning. These joints are present at either side of the jaw and are responsible for connecting the jaw to the skull. …
Author Sam Edwards Published January 28, 2012 Word count 369 View author’s other articles Sleep problems are associated with an increased risk of fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) in women. The risk of FMS increases with the severity of sleep problems, and the association is stronger in middle-aged and older women than in younger women. In a …
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Author Gord And Gertie Guide Published April 17, 2012 Word count 498 View author’s other articles It’s the time of year that Colds and the Flu manage to waylay the best of us no matter how much we try to avoid them. Though you cannot avoid the unpleasant symptoms that go along with these illnesses, …
