Health Guide (Page 50)
Can You Drink Alcohol After Wisdom Teeth Removal?
Wisdom Teeth Removal Requires Aftercare
Maintaining good oral health is imperative for your overall health. Checking in with your dentist often can prevent disasters like cavities and other diseases. The same goes when it comes to wisdom teeth removal.
If you don’t have enough space for wisdom teeth, they will start pushing other teeth to make some. In the process, wisdom teeth themselves can... ❯❯❯
Top Techniques To Ensure You Stay Healthy During Pregnancy
Having a baby is a wonderful experience that hundreds of thousands of Australian women experience every year. However, pregnant women are becoming more aware of the importance of looking after themselves during pregnancy. It’s not just about giving the unborn baby the best environment possible, it’s about making sure you look after your own health as well. Fortunately, there are several... ❯❯❯
Mitral Prolapse Treatment
Mitral prolapse is a pathology of the mitral valve, which doesn't allow complete valve closure during the heart contraction. As a result of mitral valve malfunction, a person faces serious health problems. At the early stages of damage, the condition can sometimes be stabilized by medications, but the more advanced the situation is, the more likely the patient will need to undergo mitral valve... ❯❯❯
Nurse Practitioners' Role in Health Equity
Nurses are the building blocks of the healthcare industry. Their significant contributions towards improving the provision of health services to patients are incomparable. Enhancing the caregiving services includes the elimination of social disparities so that equity prevails in the healthcare center. Despite numerous efforts over the years, many hospitals still fail to provide equal care to all... ❯❯❯
Nursing Practitioner vs. Doctor: Who should I visit?
The human body is fragile and constantly exposed to diseases that can make us ill and tired. We've all woken with a stuffy nose, body pain, or racking cough – sure signs that we are ill. However, whether you have the flu or a terrible bug, staying at home and riding out a sickness is often the option many people take. We all want to get rid of it as soon as possible, so we start some initial... ❯❯❯
How Pelvic Health Physiotherapy Can Help With Bowel Issues
Your bowels are an important part of your body and yet it remains a subject that many people avoid talking about. However, it is estimated that 10% of the population has bowel disorders. Understanding Bowel Disorders There are many things that can go wrong with your bowels, from cancer to infections, and even trauma. In effect, the bowels have strong muscles which hold everything in until you... ❯❯❯
How Do You Get A Cavity Under A Sealant?
Your teeth are important, they allow you to chew food, help you formulate sounds and words, and perhaps most importantly, boost your confidence. Research shows that people with good teeth smile more and have increased levels of confidence. Unfortunately, getting a perfect smile can be difficult as an increasing number of people suffer from cavities. That’s why it is essential to see a reputable... ❯❯❯
Five Ways Environmental Factors Can Impact Community Health
Living in a community entails if one factor is impacting one of us, it will affect all of us. We share space and the environment. If our environment is polluted, then there is a high chance we all get sick. The public health sector is concerned about ensuring the public is safe and healthy at all times, which is why they are pouring resources into research that can benefit us. If we study the... ❯❯❯
Tips For Managing Stress If You Suspect Medical Malpractice
A recent report shared by the WHO reveals that four out of ten individuals get injured while receiving primary care and outpatient treatment, according to Business Insider. When you consult a doctor for medical care, you do so expecting that they will keep you safe. Unfortunately, it isn't uncommon for doctors and nurses to commit medical errors during urgent physicals and other services at a... ❯❯❯
What to Do Following a Diagnosis
Genetic testing focuses on individual mutations in genes, large genetic changes in chromosomes, and the levels and activity of certain proteins or enzymes. Testing can help identify the presence of a genetic disorder before or after a patient experiences symptoms. It can help provide a diagnosis, determining the chances of passing these disorders down to your children, acquiring genetic counseling... ❯❯❯
