• 2 Wonderful Benefits That Come Along With Going To Physical Therapy

  28 September 2016

  Feeling like you are confined, trapped, or otherwise limited by your body can be a very frustrating thing. However, it doesn't have to be a permanent thing. It is the job and goal of a physical therapist to help you regain control of your body so that it functions as you need it to. Here are two wonderful benefits that come along with going to physical therapy.  Improve Your Mobility And Motion

• Do You Wear Contacts? 2 Problems You May Have If You Do Not Take Care Of Them

  9 September 2016

  Contact lenses are convenient and you can go through your life without having any problems with your eyes from wearing them. This is, however, only if you take care of the lenses often enough and properly. Below are two problems that may happen to you if you do not clean your lenses often enough or clean them in the wrong way. Protein and Lipid Deposits When cleaning the lenses, you remove lipid and protein deposits.

• 3 Tips For Helping An Elderly Parent Recover After Surgery

  9 August 2016

  Following surgery, your elderly parent can choose to recover in an assisted living facility or remain home. If your parent wants to recover at home, you and your family need to take measures to ensure his or her recovery stays on track. Complications could mean your parent ends up back in the hospital. Here are some tips for helping your parent through his or her recovery.  Prepare Your Parent's Home for Recovery

• 2 Things You Need To Know About Caring For Your Contacts

  27 July 2016

  Contacts can greatly improve your quality of life. You can play sports easier, wear sunglasses, and do a myriad of things without glasses. If you choose to get contacts it is very important that you know how to properly care for them so that you can avoid major problems. Here are some things that you need to know about taking care of your contacts. 1. Take Out Your Contacts Nightly

• Pregnancy And The Zika Virus

  12 July 2016

  Zika has been identified in the United States, but it is mostly found in other areas around the globe. Currently, Zika is primarily found in South America, Central America, and Mexico and is transmitted by mosquitoes. This disease usually only causes mild symptoms if any, but the danger to pregnant women is great. If you are pregnant or planning to get pregnant, you need to follow certain recommendations and procedures, even if you live far away from Zika hotspots.

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