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With another pollen season upon us, Dr. Nick Nonas, a Denver-based allergist and contributor to WholeHealthMD.com, has several suggestions for keeping the itching, sneezing and wheezing at bay: Check the daily pollen levels in your area. When the counts are high, stay indoors. Continue reading What’s an Allergy Sufferer to Do? A fourth, entirely new form of therapy that has been developed recently is electronic stimulation of the brain through an implanted, pre-programmed battery linked to the vagus nerve in the neck. Research continues on other new approaches to epilepsy, and there is a real possibility of a cure or cures, being developed in the future. Continue reading What is the latest Epilelepsy information? Part 2 Q. I saw the ad on the PC I was using. Please send me any up-to -date information on epilepsy as I myself am an epileptic diagnosed back in the early 70′s. I still live with the health issue and I am not bothered by having it but I would still like to be kept informed on the ongoing studies being done by the professionals in this field. Continue reading What is the latest Epilelepsy information? Part 1 As your child’s schoolwork starts to pile up, don’t fall down on exercise. Make sure your child gets adequate physical activity on a daily basis. For total fitness, your child needs to participate in a variety of activities that offer these three key components: Continue reading Total Fitness for Your Child When it comes to sunscreen, you may not know as much as you think you do. Slather it on! Imagine filling a shot-glass full (that’s about an ounce). Use at least that much. Let it soak. Apply sunscreen 20 minutes before you go into the sun. That gives your skin a chance to absorb the sunscreen. Continue reading Sunscreen Dos and Don’ts Home treatment is an important part of treatment for Paget’s disease. Learning about the disease, keeping yourself safe, and having physical activity are all areas that may need to be addressed with Paget’s disease. Continue reading Paget’s Disease: Home Treatment Phlebitis is a condition usually caused by the inflammation of a vein near the surface of the skin and is generally the result of infection or injury that has caused clotting. This condition can range in severity. A more serious kind of phlebitis is deep-vein thrombosis, which occurs when blood clots form in the deep veins in your leg. Be aware that varicose veins may increase the risk of developing either condition. Continue reading Phlebitis Dear Armand, Sunday: 40 minutes on treadmill, 20 minutes on cycling, 5 minutes on treadmill (cool down) Some men may choose to have a prosthesis implanted in their penises. A penile prosthesis is an artificial device that is placed within the tip of the penis. A prosthesis will not lengthen the penis, but it may allow a man to resume satisfactory sexual intercourse by making the penis rigid. Typically, these devices cost between $3,500 and $10,000. When including the physician’s fee and the hospital charges for the surgery to implant the device, the total cost amounts to approximately $15,000. Continue reading Penile Prostheses A study has found that people who smoke may put their family at risk of poor nutrition and increase their risk of chronic diseases and obesity, as smokers and their families consume more saturated and total fat than their nonsmoking counterparts. Continue reading Smoking May Compromise Nutrition |
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