When you first come down with tinnitus, you may think you’re stuck dealing with the ringing in your ears for the rest of your life. There’s a bit of folklore that insists once your ears start ringing, they don’t stop. This may have been true years ago when doctors and researchers did not know a lot about the condition, but it’s not true now. There are plenty of ways to manage and treat your tinnitus, and here are a few of them. Read More»
Varicose veins are twisted, swollen veins—often purple or blue in color—that are often on the legs and feet. For some people, these veins are just a mild cosmetic concern, but if your veins cause soreness or pain, you may want to consider removing them with sclerotherapy. Read on to address some questions you may have about this surgery. What’s the Procedure Like? The procedure is minimally invasive. Your doctor will inject a chemical irritant into the varicose vein which will cut off the flow of blood and cause it to shrink. Read More»
If you have an addiction to heroin, oxycontin, or another type of opiate, then you can seek help for your addiction through an opiod addiction treatment center. These centers vary quite significantly in what they offer, so you do need to look at your options quite closely. Keep reading to learn about a few of the more important offerings you need from the center. Dedicated Detoxification Process Opiate addicts go through an extensive and uncomfortable detoxification process. Read More»
Do you struggle with getting enough exercise even if you know how important it is? Many Americans find themselves in the same position. But there is someone who can help you overcome whatever obstacle you face. Although not a household name, a health coach could be the answer to your fitness challenges. Here are four ways one could help you. 1. They Take a Holistic Approach. If you want to exercise more (or better), your first thought might be a personal trainer. Read More»
The lymphatic system within your body plays an important part in maintaining your body’s fluid balance, immune mechanisms, and blood circulation. Its network of nodes and vessels contain lymph, water, proteins, and immune system ingredients, as well as waste products and cast-off leftovers of cell metabolism. Lymph filters through the nodes before returning to your circulatory system. Your lymph system, in short, is your body’s natural cleansing mechanism and benefits you following surgical procedures. Read More»