Losing Your Hair? It Could Be a Medical Problem
If you are a new mother with milk supply issues or if you have a newborn with latch or suckling issues, then you may need to use a breast pump to help increase your milk supply. A breast pump, accompanied by changes in diet and routine, can help increase your milk supply so your baby can get the majority of their calories from your natural milk. However, there are a few tips that you should follow when using a breast pump to increase your milk supply. Read More»
Can you get rid of freckles? So much beauty-industry marketing is aimed at banishing age spots, but what can be done for those who aren’t so old but naturally produce the localized build-ups of melanin known as freckles? Some women love their freckles, but if that’s not you, read on for five ways to get rid of them.
1. Protect your skin. Your skin forms freckles by creating melanin as a protective reaction to sunlight. Read More»
Misconceptions about chemical dependency have made it more difficult for addicts to accept that they need help. They have also complicated how families view the addiction of a loved one. If you have a family member struggling with an addiction, it is important that you are able to separate fact from fiction. Here are some of the misconceptions about chemical dependency and the truth.
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Craniosynostosis is a rare birth defect that only effects about one in every 2500 newborns. If you happen to be the parent of a child who falls within this small category, you know all too well the effects this skull related deformity can have on your child. Thanks to advancements in pediatric surgical treatments, there is a way for both you and your child to move past this medical issue and lead a more rewarding life. Read More»
As your loved one gets older, you may be wondering if they need senior care, and if so, what options are available. Here is a guide on everything you need to know about senior care:
Signs Your Loved One Needs Senior Care
Your loved one’s doctor may recommend senior care if your loved one shows certain signs. Here are signs to watch for:
Wanders or gets lost, especially in familiar places Becomes irritated easily and is prone to aggressive outbursts that are verbal or physical in nature Has financial problems. Read More»
