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4 Back Pain Remedies

If you have recently hurt your back by twisting the wrong way or sleeping in an awkward position, you will want to alleviate the pain as you wait for it to heal. There are several ways you can take away the pain in your back safely. Here are four methods for relaxing your back muscles and reducing inflammation, which will take away some of the pain as a result. 1. Use Temperature Control Read More 

3 Tips to Fight Back against Joint Flares

Increased disease activity when you have rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is referred to as "flares." You may experience increased pain, stiffness, and fatigue that are more difficult to manage, even with your current treatments. During a flare, there are ways you can make the symptoms more manageable. Elevate Affected Joints Generally, you should not use a joint that is flaring. This is unreasonable in most situations, especially if your hands or weight bearing joints are a problem. Read More 

Could Hearing Loss Contribute To Your Parent’s Depression?

We are in a time where the baby boomer generation is beginning to retire and age. More and more children of aging parents, such as you, will begin to notice the regular aging process of their parents. However, one thing that you may not notice is the that effects aging, such as hearing loss, may be contributing to your parents' mental health. Although it is normal to have some hearing loss occur, if your parent is having trouble communicating with others, it is a major sign that hearing aids are needed. Read More 

How To Figure Out Your Child’s Asthma Warning Signs

If your child experiences asthma attacks, it is up to you to help your child fight their asthma. One of the best ways to fight your child's asthma is to be aware of the warning signs. Once you are aware of your child's warning signs, you can move one step closer towards developing an asthma prevention plan with your child and your child's doctor. Work With Your Child's Doctor Let your child's doctor know that you want to take steps towards creating an asthma prevention plan. Read More 

Hospice Pain Control: Allaying Common Concerns

A key component of hospice care is pain control. No terminally ill patient in a hospice program should ever have to suffer any more discomfort than necessary. Many patients considering hospice care, as well as their family members, may have concerns about what pain management in a hospice setting entails. Here is a closer look at some questions and concerns about this important health issue you might have. What medications will they put me on? Read More