Health Guide: Conditions and Treatments (Page 14)
Research Confirms Horse Riding An Effective Cerebral Palsy Mobility Treatment
New research published in the Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation sheds light on the effects of hippotherapy (HPOT), a form of physical therapy involving horses, on cerebral palsy, the most common motor disorder in childhood. Almost 60% of children with cerebral palsy can walk independently while 7.8% use mobility devices and 33.3% have no walking ability at all. Although HPOT is... ❯❯❯
Why Go into an Addiction Rehab Facility in California?
Rehabilitation facilities are available for all walks of life, from celebrities to the average person on the street. While many people might think that they are just for those who have fallen off the wagon and need help, these places also provide a safe space and support system. The article shares why you should go to rehabilitation centers and how they can benefit you in the long run.
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Tips for Successful, Long-Term Recovery from Addiction
If you’ve been struggling with addiction for a period of time, then you know that recovery is a lifelong journey. Perhaps you’ve lived with alcoholism or drug addiction your entire life. If so, you’re likely aware that the old model of “just quitting” is not effective. Instead, recovery is a day-by-day, long-term process that requires mindfulness and commitment to living your best life. Even... ❯❯❯
How to Deal with Grief in Six Ways
Loss affects people differently, but it is normal to feel sad, depressed, hopeless, angry, stressed, worried, confused, guilty, relieved, or suicidal. Many people question their religious or spiritual beliefs when they lose a loved one, others feel like they are going crazy, and it is normal. Just know that every emotion you experience during the early stages of grieving is normal, and there is... ❯❯❯
The Damaging Effects of Drugs and Alcohol
Excessive consumption of alcohol leads to an array of health problems. It can drastically shorten your life. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention opines that this habit claims almost 90000 lives annually. Shocking statistics, right? To add salt to injury, those that die because of alcohol abuse do so thirty years prematurely, on average.
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Which is the best treatment for varicose vein?
It is completely normal to have varicose veins. In fact, 30 million people in the United States are affected by it.
But, even though varicose veins are often not a serious medical condition, many people are still put off and embarrassed by how it looks on their skin.
Since varicose veins do not simply go away naturally, people often turn to vascular surgeons and vein specialists to have it... ❯❯❯
What Should You Not Do With a Herniated Disc?
A herniated disc is a condition in the back that happens when the disc between the bones of the spine ruptures. You’ll feel pain whenever a nerve is compressed as you move. Sometimes herniated discs require surgery, but in other cases, medication or therapy may help with pain management. The doctor will likely tell you certain things you should be doing if you’ve been diagnosed with a herniated... ❯❯❯
Common Causes of Knee Problems and How to Keep Your Knees Healthy
If you suffer from knee problems, you will want to know the cause and how to treat the condition. It is also important to have an experienced knee surgeon diagnose and repair the issues. Common Causes of Knee Issues The following issues are common causes for knee pain and should be ruled out before you look at less common problems. If you have any questions, contact a knee surgeon as they can... ❯❯❯
Is Blepharoplasty an Outpatient Procedure?
Your skin loses its elasticity as it ages. And as that happens, some skin collects in the upper and lower eyelids. Besides the gradual loss of elasticity, the constant gravitational pull also contributes to the buildup of excess skin around the eyelids. If you have this condition, see an eye surgeon for droopy eyelid surgery to remedy the situation. What Is a Droopy Eyelid Surgery? Droopy... ❯❯❯
What Do Diabetic Feet Look Like?
The impact of blood sugars on nerve damage and its aftereffects are pretty severe. Approximately 50% of people with diabetes have some form of nerve damage. The most commonly affected parts are the feet and legs. Early diagnosis and proper diabetic foot care are crucial in maintaining good health. How can diabetes affect your feet? Too much glucose in your system causes poor blood flow and... ❯❯❯
