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Important Things Parents Should Know About Food Allergies

Posted on October 12, 2015

Are you the parent of a small child? Are you worried about his or her health? It's natural for a parent to be concerned about their child's health, especially when it comes to food allergies. If you're wondering whether or not to talk to your child's pediatrician about food allergy testing, here are the answers to some questions you may have: If a parent is allergic to milk, will their child also be allergic to milk? [Read More]

Will You Have To Take Hormone Replacement Therapy After A Hysterectomy?

Posted on September 24, 2015

Hormone replacement therapy can help many women showing symptoms of menopause. These symptoms can be brought about by natural menopause or by certain surgical procedures. If you are soon to be undergoing a hysterectomy, you may need to take hormone replacement therapy. Will you have to take hormone replacement therapy after a hysterectomy? Hysterectomies are often combined with a procedure called an oophorectomy, which is a removal of the ovaries. Not all hysterectomies involve removal of the ovaries. [Read More]

Tips For Traveling Comfortably With Arthritis

Posted on September 8, 2015

If you have arthritis and you are going to be taking a road trip, you want to make sure you prepare yourself to deal with the pain while you are in the car. This article will offer you some helpful tips on how you can travel with arthritis and get more enjoyment out of the trip. Make a rice sock to take with you A great way to keep the pain at bay is with a rice sock. [Read More]

Déjà Vu: Do Cataracts Grow Back?

Posted on August 20, 2015

If you have undergone cataract surgery in the past, you probably rejoiced at your renewed bright and colorful visual capacity. However, if your vision has begun to appear cloudy once again, you may be wondering if cataracts can grow back. Initial Surgery When your cataract surgery was performed, an incision was made on the cornea of your eye, through which the core of the clouded lens was removed. When this was done, the outer membrane of the lens was left behind to house the intraocular lens that was then implanted to replace the natural lens. [Read More]