Oversights That Can Increase Your Risk Of Having A Noticeable Scar After An Injury

Posted on 9 December 2018

When you sustain any type of wound, the manner in which you deal with it can go a long way toward you having a scar for the rest of your life and your skin eventually showing no sign of the injury. Unfortunately, a lot of people don't know how to care for wounds, and may react in a manner that isn't ideal. There are certain behaviors that can increase your risk of having a scar that might otherwise not be evident in the months and years after your injury. [Read More]

Style Options For Funeral Headstones

Posted on 26 October 2018

Headstones assist us to honor our loved ones after they pass away. The headstone's design should mirror the personal tastes of the deceased, as well as represent how the deceased lived. However, many people have a lot of questions, especially when they are choosing the design of the headstone. At times, you might ask yourself where to start or the right type of headstone to choose. Making the right choice can be a very stressful and daunting task. [Read More]

Understanding California's Medical Marijuana Identification Card Program (MMICP)

Posted on 25 September 2018

If you live in California and your doctor has suggested you try medical marijuana to treat your medical condition, then you should consider enrolling in the state's MMIC program. If you are unfamiliar with the MMIC program, the below information will help you understand its purpose and how it is related to purchasing medical marijuana from a local dispensary. California's MMIC Program To make law enforcement's job easier and growing, purchasing, and transporting medical marijuana safer for patients and caregivers in the state of California, the MMIC program was created. [Read More]

When Your Medication Isn't Enough: 3 Reasons For Poorly-Controlled Hypertension

Posted on 31 July 2018

Most people are prescribed medication for hypertension because having high blood pressure for any length of time can lead to irreparable damage. In some cases, you might take your medication as prescribed, but your blood pressure might still be high. There are a few changes that might help bring your blood pressure back to a normal level. You Need Your Medication Changed If this is your first time taking a blood pressure medication, it is normal to need your medication changed until you find the right type of medication and dosage that works while keeping any side effects to a minimum. [Read More]

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There Are Many Pain Control Options Today

I was in "perfect" health for most of my life. I had healthy habits and ate well. Unfortunately, one aspect of our bodies that are out of our control is our genes. Arthritis at an early age runs in my family, and when it began striking me, I was determined to keep it from interfering with my life. After my diagnosis, I began researching about all of my pain control options, and I found that after trying just a couple of natural pain control methods, I was able to stop using my OTC pain medications daily, like I had been. One pain remedy that is highly underrated is pain relief packs. When I put a heat pack on an aching joint, it really helps "nip the pain in the bud." I want to use my experiences and medical research to help others, so I decided to start a health blog!

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