Surgeries That May Help Your Snoring Problem
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13 February 2017
People often joke about snoring but it is no laughing matter when snoring disrupts your life. If you have a snoring problem, you may be sleepy during the day and you could develop health problems from the apnea that's often associated with it. There are numerous treatments for snoring, but sometimes the only thing that works is surgery. Surgery is generally the last resort, but it may be necessary to improve your quality of life.
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3 Benefits Of Prolotherapy For Your Sports Injury
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10 February 2017
If you have suffered a sports injury, you might be dealing with a lot of chronic pain. You might also be concerned about how your injury is going to affect your future, and you might be worried that you won't be able to play your favorite sports or otherwise resume the same activities that you might have done in the past. If you are looking for treatment options, consider talking to your doctor about prolotherapy, which involves multiple injections of various solutions into the affected area.
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Natural Ways to Combat Seasonal Allergies
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11 January 2017
Seasonal allergies are a huge annoyance for a lot of people. Just when the weather starts to warm up and people are excited to go outside after a long winter, flying pollen tries to drive them indoors again. If you have watery, itchy eyes and an incessant need to sneeze during the spring months, you might be suffering from seasonal allergies. An allergist would be able to tell you exactly what's causing your symptoms, but whether it's grass or a particular type of pollen, these things are difficult to avoid when pollen is riding on the wind and everyone is mowing their lawn.
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Precautions To Ensure Your Handbag Doesn't Cause You Back Pain
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14 December 2016
Do you know that carrying a handbag can lead to back pain? Your bag's weight, how you carry it, and how often you carry it can all contribute to poor posture and back pain. In an ideal world, you wouldn't have to carry heavy bags, but that might not be practical in the real world. Still, take the following precautions so that your bag doesn't cause you back pain:
Switch It Up Between Your Elbows
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