3 Things You Can Do To Prevent Getting Mastitis

Posted on: 6 July 2016

Dealing with an infection in your breasts can be very painful and dangerous. An infection in nursing mothers is called mastitis. It is not uncommon to get this infection if you are pumping milk often, or if your child has suddenly had changes in their diet. Luckily, there are some things that you can do to prevent and treat mastitis. Here are some tips. 1. Pump or Nurse More The more you can keep the milk flowing the better.
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4 Tips For Beating Allergies

Posted on: 23 June 2016

If you tend to cough and sneeze more during allergy season, you may not enjoy this time of the year. Millions of people tend to suffer from moderate to severe allergies and finding a way to be more comfortable is ideal. There are certain things you can do to ease your discomfort during peak seasons and knowing what these are can be extremely helpful to you. Tip #1: Limit outdoor activities
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About To Become A First-Time Parent? 4 Ways A Chiropractor Can Help Your Newborn

Posted on: 6 June 2016

If you're about to become a first-time parent, you're probably confused about all the care your little one will need. You might even be worried about all the decisions you'll need to make regarding the care your little one will receive. One of the decisions you'll have to make will be how to ensure that your little one is healthy and developing properly. That's where infant chiropractic care comes in. Your baby's health and development can be enhanced with the help of an experienced chiropractor.
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Recovering From Arthroscopic Repair Of A Torn ACL

Posted on: 23 May 2016

You felt your knee pop when you fell and you immediately had pain and swelling in your joint. A torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is a common knee injury. The orthopedic surgeon will do arthroscopic surgery to repair the torn ligament, which is a much less invasive procedure than traditional knee surgery. You'll still be faced with several weeks of recovery to gain back the full use of your knee. Here is what you can expect immediately after the repair and during the weeks following.
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