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Treatment for Painful Knee Inflammation

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Treatment for Painful Knee Inflammation

When I was a teenager, I became addicted to aerobics. At this time, I typically completed a high impact aerobics workout four to five times per week. Exercising helped me stay slim. Unfortunately, my aerobics sessions quickly affected my knees. One of my knees started swelling uncontrollably. The swelling was caused from a tear in my meniscus. After surgery, I underwent extensive physical therapy to strengthen my injured knee. Sadly, the swelling continued to persist. Due to my painful condition, I started researching ways to treat inflammation. On this blog, I hope you will discover easy, effective ways to ease knee inflammation.

Your Pannus And Coolsculpting: Will It Work?

10 September 2019
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

If you are anything like thousands of Americans, you have this large, droopy roll of fat that hangs like an apron from your hips over your groin. Some people are lucky enough to have a smaller roll here, while others have a pannus that hangs to their knees and makes it impossible to walk. If you have looked into surgery only to be told that there is too much fat there to remove, you might consider something like Coolsculpting, a. Read More 

Who’s At Risk For Age-Related Macular Degeneration?

30 June 2019
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

Age-related macular degeneration or AMD is an eye condition that results in a slow loss of visual acuity over time. It's the number one cause of vision loss in people over the age of 60. While AMD doesn't typically result in complete visual loss, it does reduce central vision dramatically, which can reduce a person's ability to function normally. AMD is a result of deterioration of the macula, the central portion of the eye's retina, the light-sensing nerve tissue of the eye. Read More 

Three Offbeat Ways To Induce Labor

29 May 2019
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

Once you've been pregnant for nearly ten months, the desire to go into labor can preoccupy just about every waking moment. Even if you've had a textbook pregnancy, just about everyone is uncomfortable and ready to move on by their final month. However, going into labor naturally is always your best bet when possible, and taking a few steps to speed the process along can help you avoid a scheduled induction or cesarean section. Read More 

A Few Signs That A Sore Throat Should Be Seen By A Pediatrician

8 May 2019
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

If you have a child, you can expect them to become ill numerous times throughout the year. While most illnesses are caused by viruses that will pass on their own, you will need to seek out some pediatric care at times. This is true for certain types of sore throats, so learn about the types of things you may see when your child has a sore throat that should alert you to seek out assistance from the pediatrician. Read More 

MCAT Preparation: Don’t Let The Pressure Get To You

12 March 2019
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

The Medical College Admission Test, or MCAT, is exactly like other standardized admission tests in that it creates a lot of stress for everyone taking it. It's also like other standardized admission tests in that you can prepare for it if you have to take it. It's normal to be nervous about the test, but don't let the pressure get to you. Not only can you take it multiple times, but you have a number of ways to prepare ahead of time. Read More