Health and Medical: Looking After The Heart and Other Organs

Posted on: 25 July 2019

While blisters may be troublesome for a while, you don't usually need any medical help to get rid of them. However, sometimes, blisters can be more of a problem and you may need to see your GP to have them checked out and treated. What are the signs that you may need to see a doctor about your blisters? 1. Your Blisters Affect Mobility If you have a regular friction blister that happened after wearing a new pair of shoes, then you can usually manage the blister until your body deals with it.
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Posted on: 30 May 2019

One of the best ways to protect yourself against sunburn is by avoiding the sun. Realistically, this isn't always possible. Spending time outdoors is often necessary for leisure and working purposes, which means you need to focus on other forms of protection. One useful approach is to find a good sunscreen. By putting a little research into the one you choose, your skin should stay healthier for your next visit to the skin cancer clinic.
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Posted on: 23 April 2019

Prescription eyewear is usually associated with adults since it is assumed that the older you get, the worse your vision could become. Nonetheless, in recent years, more and more children need spectacles, and this could perhaps be attributed to long hours spent in front of a screen. And while cutting down screen time could mitigate the problem, it should be noted that if your child's vision were already in jeopardy, it would be best to get them prescription eyewear so that the problem does not become aggravated with time.
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Posted on: 22 February 2019

If you are facing dental surgery or a cosmetic procedure, then your dentist may mention laser options. The use of laser dentistry is not new, although most patients do not know it is available for some of the more common dental procedures. If you have the option of going with laser-based procedures, you may want to consider the benefits they can offer for you and your overall oral health. Here are a few of those benefits:
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