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• Hands Looking A Bit... Old? Consider Hand Rejuvenation Treatments

  8 September 2016

  Are your hands beginning to show signs of age such as wrinkles, age spots, and a thin appearance overall? Hand rejuvenation treatment is a collection of procedures that can restore a more youthful look to your hands. Meet with a cosmetic surgeon, like one at Medical Skin Care Center, and they can help you decide which hand rejuvenation procedure or procedures are best for your needs. Common options include: Dermal Fillers

• 3 Foods That Can Help Reduce Pain and Inflammation

  24 August 2016

  If you have been diagnosed with a herniated disc or torn cartilage, your doctor may have recommended surgery. Back and knee surgeries can be done with a laparoscope, thus eliminating the need for "open" or traditional surgery. Even though minimally invasive surgery offers you a quicker recovery time, less pain, and less risk for infection, surgical options might not the right choice for you. If your doctor approves, you may want to consider orthopedic non-surgical treatments to help minimize your symptoms.

• 5 Tips For Dealing With Chemotherapy Side Effects

  7 August 2016

  Chemotherapy is one of the most common treatment methods for cancer, but it can come with several side effects. When you use drug therapy to kill cancer cells, it can also kill some of the healthy cells in your body. However, if you make a few lifestyle changes, you can get through chemotherapy a little easier. Here are five helpful tips for dealing with chemotherapy side effects: Exercise to Fight Fatigue

• 4 Surprising Results Of Cataract Surgery

  27 July 2016

  When your cataracts have progressed to the point where they affect your work, reading, and other lifestyle factors, it's time to schedule cataract surgery to correct the problem. You're not alone; cataract surgery is the most common surgical procedure done today. When your eyes have healed you'll expect to be able to see much better, but there are some other side effects that you might never see coming. Food Once you can see your food clearly again, your appetite will increase.

• FAQ About Investing In A Stair Glide

  27 July 2016

  Has osteoarthritis made it difficult for you to walk up the stairs in your house without experiencing severe pain? The solution to your problem might be to consider getting a stair glide installed. Basically, a stair glide is simply a chair that you can sit on to be lifted or lowered down the staircase to avoid walking. Take a look at this article for a few answers to questions you may have in regards to investing in a stair glide.