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Do you desperately desire to improve your health? Perhaps, you suffer from a chronic condition such as diabetes, osteoarthritis, or hypothyroidism. Or, you might simply wish to lose weight in order to gain some much needed energy. Regardless of your particular situation, make visiting your primary care physician at least once each year a priority. During a physical exam, your doctor will check important, vital signs such as your pulse, temperature, and blood pressure levels. This medical professional might also conduct blood tests at this time. On this blog, I hope you will discover easy, effective ways to improve your health. Enjoy!

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Springtime Colds, Allergies, And Urgent Care Centers: When Do You Need A Doctor?

3 May 2017
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

Springtime colds and allergies are no fun. After a long winter, you are ready to be outside, but your sinuses and your body suddenly have plans to prolong bed rest. If you do stay in bed, how long is too long? When should you stop treating your symptoms on your own? Do you need to see your doctor, or will a doctor in an urgent care center do? Answers follow. Read More 

Two Signs That You May Have An Overactive Bladder

27 April 2017
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

If you've never really dealt with a problem with your bladder, it can be quite easy to overlook some of the signs that an issue is brewing. You might find yourself going to the restroom much more often than you did before, and this can be a bit disconcerting. However, there are a few other signs that point to a bladder that is possibly becoming overactive. Use this information to learn more about the signs that you may have an overactive bladder. Read More 

Four Common Causes Of Vaginal Dryness

25 April 2017
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

Vaginal dryness can get in the way of your everyday life, making you feel uncomfortable and also making intimacy less enjoyable. If you're tired of dealing with vaginal dryness, it's important to talk to your gynecologist and get to the bottom of whatever is causing the problem. Here's a look at some of the most common causes. Hormonal Changes Are you approaching the age of onset of menopause? If you're in your late 40s to early 50s, vaginal dryness may be a sign that menopause is just around the corner. Read More 

Are You At Risk Of Developing Osteoporosis Due To Menopause?

13 April 2017
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

Menopause can spark a lot of changes in your physical health. One surprising change is the development of osteoporosis. The impact of the condition could have a long-term impact on your health. To help you understand menopause and osteoporosis, here is what you need to know.  What Is the Relation Between Osteoporosis and Menopause? During menopause, your estrogen levels start to significantly lower. As the levels drop, your bone density starts to lower. Read More 

3 Simple Life Changes You Can Make to Prevent Compression Fractures

13 April 2017
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

In order to live a healthy and enjoyable life whilst coping with osteoporosis, it's important to do everything in your power to prevent compression fractures. Whilst your doctor will be able to prescribe medication to help you, there are a few changes you can make to your life in order to cope with your condition: Get Upside Down Inversion therapy is a form of therapy that aims to reverse the pull of gravity on your spine. Read More