2016

How To Keep Your Toothbrush Clean

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You can’t count on your toothbrush to keep your teeth clean if it isn’t clean itself. Luckily, following these tips will help you store and keep your toothbrush nice and clean. Replace it Regularly No matter how hard you might try to keep your toothbrush clean, replacing it regularly is still important. It is generally recommended that you replace your toothbrush every three to four months. However, you may need to replace it more frequently if you get sick or if the bristles on your toothbrush are showing signs of wear and tear.…

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Tips For Increasing Your Chances Of Breastfeeding Success

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Most women are inundated with discussions about how breastfeeding is way better for your child than any other form of food when your child is an infant and how, if you don’t breastfeed your child, you are a monster or a failure. This is extremely unfair to new mothers because the fact of the matter is that some kids are just really terrible at breastfeeding. They might not latch on correctly and they might not have the strength to suck the milk out.…

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What You Can Do If You Suffer From Sciatica

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If you have been experiencing severe lower back pain and finally receive a diagnosis of sciatica, you may feel some semblance of relief knowing what has been causing you so much trouble and pain. However, once you receive the diagnosis, the next step is to determine a course of treatment that will be most effective at relieving your pain and discomfort and letting you get back to your regular, daily life.…

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Time For A Baby? 3 Steps You Should Take Now That You're Trying To Get Pregnant

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You and your partner have decided it’s time to get pregnant. You don’t want to wait any longer. There’s no way of telling how easy—or difficult—it will be for you to get pregnant. However, there are some things you can do to improve your chances of becoming pregnant. Here are three steps you should take now that you’re trying to get pregnant. See Your Doctor Many women wait to see their ob/gyn until after they’re pregnant.…

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3 Tips For Managing Your Child's Asthma

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Having a child with asthma can be very challenging. You may be worried about them doing normal activities or being away from you for too long since an asthma attack can happen at any time. Although asthma cannot be cured in many cases, there are some things that you can do to manage the symptoms. 1. Talk To Your Doctor About Steroid Treatments One of the best things you can do for your child is to stimulate the lungs.…

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How To Correct Congenital Scoliosis In An Infant With Hemivertebrae Resection

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Congenital scoliosis is a rare condition that occurs in the womb. This conditions affects only one in 10,000 newborns. It develops when the vertebrae do not form properly. Your spine has a sideways curvature. This deformity occurs as early as the first six weeks of embryonic formation. Congenital scoliosis is not a genetic disorder. It is not known what causes this condition. When a child is diagnosed with congenital spine deformity, it is difficult to determine how he or she will progress with age.…

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How to Have a Pet If You Are Allergic

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Pet lovers cannot imagine life without their fur babies, but sometimes life is unfair. Allergies to animals can actually develop at any time in your life. You could conceivably develop allergies to cats or dogs after working as a vet or vet tech for years. You could also suddenly develop symptoms around the cat you have had for a decade. Although an allergy to animals is obviously distressing, there are ways to cope with your condition without staying away from the animals you love.…

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Four Things Parents Need To Know About Childhood Eczema

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Childhood eczema is a very common condition. In the United States, 10.7% of children suffer from this condition, and in some states, the rate is as high as 18.1%. Here are four things parents need to know about childhood eczema. What are the signs of childhood eczema? The symptoms of eczema usually develop before age five. If your child develops eczema, you may notice that they have severely itchy skin. Excessive itching can make the affected skin raw and swollen.…

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3 Things To Consider When Planning To Take Your Disabled Parent In

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Now that you have decided to move your disabled parent into your household, it’s important to start making plans to ensure that everything goes smoothly and stress is limited for everyone involved. Here are three important things to consider when planning a move-in for your parent: Household Access One of the most important things to consider before bringing your disabled parent home is their access to everything in the household that they’ll need.…

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Tips For A Healthy Back And Joints When Hiking

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With nice weather often comes the urge to hit the trail. Whether you are planning a day hike or a multi-day backpacking trip, it’s vital that you keep the health of your knees and back in mind so that you don’t suffer an injury. The following tips can help you keep your joints and back healthy on the trail. Tip #1: Pick the right shoes Unless you are going to be doing major mountaineering, opt for lighter-weight trail shoes instead of heavy hiking boots.…

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