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Facing A Whole-Body Case Of Poison Ivy? What Are Your Treatment Options?
Although you may associate outbreaks of poison ivy with the heat of summer, early spring and late fall can actually leave you more vulnerable to a blister-covered body: when poison ivy's telltale three leaves give way to a brown, dead-looking vine, it can be easy to inadvertently come into contact with it or even rip it down from tree trunks and telephone poles on your property. If you've found yourself with a full-body poison ivy breakout heading into fall, you may wonder what you can do to gain any reprieve.
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How To Treat Floaters In Your Vision With A Vitrectomy
Your vision is one of the most important senses. It allows you to see the world and let's you know when danger is near. However,a floater is an eye disease that can make it hard to see clearly. Read on to find out how a eye disease treatment like vitrectomy can treat floaters to clear up your vision. What Are Floaters? The name floaters come from the moving shapes in your eye.
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Three Frequent Ingrown Toenail Questions
Your toenails can be an easy part of your body to take for granted, but they can be subjected to intense stress. This can put the toenails at a fairly high risk of developing problems at some point during your life. Ingrown toenails are common issues that can be extremely painful and disruptive to experience. How Will You Know Whether Or Not You Have An Ingrown Toenail? When a person is suffering from an ingrown toenail, the toenail will start to grow at an incorrect angle.
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Restoring Your Pelvis To A Young Elvis State: What Pelvic Reconstructive Work You Need
In his younger days, Elvis could really shake his pelvis, could he not? In fact, most people can move their pelvises rather well before childbirth and old age wreck them. If you would like to restore your pelvis to a younger Elvis state, here are the pelvic reconstructive surgeries you will need. Vaginoplasty Vaginoplasty cuts away some of the drooping, sagging, and/or excess vaginal tissue that is a direct result from pushing out too many children.
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How An Audiologist Tests Your Ears For Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is common as you get older, especially if you have an occupation where you're exposed to loud noises. The best way to determine if you have hearing loss and what you can do about it is to see an audiologist. If you've never been before, you may be wondering what to expect. Here's an overview of a visit to an audiologist. Your Ears Are Examined The audiologist examines your ears with a scope to look for any abnormalities that could affect your hearing.
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Ever since I was a young girl, I have had bad asthma and allergies. I had to stay in the hospital several times when I was in elementary school just to help get my asthma under control and it seemed like I was trying medication after medication with little success. I don't remember all of my childhood health details, since I was so young, but my mother has "filled in the blanks" for me. Thanks to modern medicine and a natural remedy, my health conditions are currently under control and have been for a few years now. I am very grateful for my good health, and I want to "pay it back" to others by creating a blog where I will post my health tips. I hope I can help you learn how to achieve good health!
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