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8 November 2018
Each year, thousands of people receive rhinoplasty surgery. Commonly called a "nose job," rhinoplasty may be performed solely for cosmetic reasons, or it can help correct a medical issue. Here are some of the benefits of this popular procedure.
Restoration of a Fractured Nose
When the nose is broken, it may shift to the side, causing the face to look less uniform. Additionally, the hidden components of the nose may be damaged and require surgical repair.
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Renal Vein Thrombosis And CKD: Treating This Notorious Pairing
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3 October 2018
There are many types of health problems that can affect the health of a person's kidney. One of the most common of these is renal vein thrombosis. Fully understanding this problem – and how it begins – can help you better understand your treatment methods and prevent chronic kidney disease or CKD from temporarily or even permanently affecting your life.
Renal Vein Thrombosis Can Trigger Kidney Failure
Renal vein thrombosis is a health problem that triggers when blood clots appear throughout various veins in your body.
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After Your Accident: Why Get Physical Therapy?
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30 August 2018
After your accident, you may have refused to see any health care providers because you simply didn't consider injuries to be serious. As you recover, though, physical therapy should be an activity to think about. Why?
Soothing Pain
Most immediately, therapy is likely to relieve pain from the vehicle accident. Injuries of all kinds can affect the way you sit, move, walk, and go about daily, regular activities. Your therapist will learn some data about your life to help you with a comprehensive, thorough exercise and treatment plan.
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Why Eye Strain Is An Important Problem To Address
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28 June 2018
Do you spend hours watching TV, reading, or staring at your computer screen, tablet, or smartphone? Do you often experience heaviness or strain around the eyes, redness around the eyes, headaches, or excessive tearing? You could be suffering from eye strain, which is medically referred to as asthenopia. Eye strain is caused by prolonged focus on close objects.
In the current digital era, eyestrain is a common condition. So much so that you may think it's normal.
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