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Understanding Medical Restrictions

About a year ago, I realized that there were some issues with my medical plan. I was diagnosed with a serious condition, but my treatments weren't going along quite as nicely as I would have hoped. I started thinking about different ways to streamline things, but I knew that I needed the help of my medical provider. I headed in to a medical clinic, and they worked with me to figure things out. I wanted to start a website to encourage others to find the help they need each and every day. Check out this blog for moe information that could help you.

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Navigating the Process: Key Steps in the Immigration Medical Examination
29 November 2023

If you are planning on immigrating to a new countr …

The Unique Attributes of Children's X-Ray Treatments
7 November 2023

When it comes to medical imaging, children are not …

Unveiling the Benefits of IV Therapy Treatments
27 September 2023

In the realm of healthcare, Intravenous (IV) thera …

Rheumatoid Arthritis, Symptoms, Treatment, And The Rheumatologist
9 August 2023

Do you have rheumatoid arthritis (RA)? According t …

Breast Cancer Treatment Options For Stage 1 Tumors
28 June 2023

Stage 1 breast cancer typically has an excellent p …

What to Add to First Aid Fanny Packs

30 September 2019
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

While making a fashion statement, fanny packs are also handy when you need to carry something and keep your hands free. Many people wear fanny packs while hiking in order to allow extra room for food or sleeping gear in their backpacks. One great use for a fanny pack is to create a first aid kit fanny pack. While there are many different tools you could put into yours, here are a few specifics on what you should pack, and why they are so useful. Read More 

Experiencing Double-Vision as a Trucker? Get a Licensed Eye Exam ASAP

30 September 2019
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

As a truck driver, you need high-quality vision to ensure that nothing goes wrong on the road. However, you've noticed some early symptoms of double-vision and aren't sure if you need any help. This situation is a very troubling one and requires you to get a licensed eye exam to manage. Double-Vision Can Be a Serious Trouble Double-vision is a problem that can occur for a variety of reasons and which will create a blurry effect that can make driving difficult. Read More 

4 Symptoms Of Prostate Cancer

29 July 2019
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

Prostate cancer is a condition that typically affects older men. If you're over the age of 50, you should have your prostate examined at your annual physical checkup. However, while prostate cancer is rare in younger men, it's not unheard of. You should be aware of these four common symptoms of prostate cancer so you can stay on top of your health: 1. Frequent Urination If you find yourself running to the bathroom more often than usual despite not drinking more fluid, you may have prostate cancer. Read More 

What Are The Most Common Surgeries In America?

26 June 2019
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

Few people want to have surgery, but the truth is that surgery saves lives every single day. If you have to undergo surgery, you may rest better knowing that surgeries occur every day without complications. These common surgeries are among the most common surgical procedures performed in the United States. C-Sections One of the most common surgeries performed in the United States involves bringing babies into the world. A C-section involves surgery to take the baby from the uterus, especially if a complication would have prevented the baby from a vaginal birth. Read More 

What You Need to Know About Craniosynostosis and Your Baby

22 May 2019
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

Couples expecting a child imagine a perfect bundle of joy. Unfortunately, not all babies are born "perfect." Some babies are born with a rare disorder known as craniosynostosis. The brain of an infant needs ample space to grow and develop. The skull consists of several free-floating plates at birth to help allow for the growth of the brain. The plates will fuse together over time. If one or more plates fuses early, then craniosynostosis occurs. Read More