Hay Fever Got You Down? When To See An Allergist And What To Expect
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1 May 2015
Receiving proper treatment plays a vital role in really kicking your allergy symptoms in the butt. If you have been a long time sufferer of allergies, at some point in time, you should decide enough is enough. If you haven't decided yet, it can be helpful to know when it is a good idea to see a specialist instead of your regular doctor. It can also be helpful to know what to expect when you do go to an allergist for the first time.
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5 Things That Can Lead To Hearing Loss
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17 April 2015
The world would be a strange place if you could not listen to your favorite song or the sound of a child's laughter. Hearing is one of your most important senses and not something you should take for granted. If you do not take proper care of your hearing, you are more likely to lose it in the future. Here are five things that can lead to hearing loss.
Medication
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Addressing Pressing Concerns From Parents About Dysphagia And Its Role In Speech Development
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3 April 2015
Anytime you have a child that is showing signs of a medical problem, it can be a trying situation. However, when you have a child that not only has a medical problem, but one that could affect his or her natural development, it can be even more trying. This is the case with pediatric dysphagia, which can increase the chance that your child has a difficult time with speech development.
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4 Helpful Tips For Helping A Senior Recover From A Stroke
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24 March 2015
A stroke occurs when blood flow to your brain stops and can lead to permanent disability if it is not treated right away. Although a stroke can happen at any age, it is more common in the elderly. According to the American Stroke Association, the risk of suffering a stroke doubles for each decade after age 55. If your elderly loved one recently suffered a stroke, you can help him get better.
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