If you take an oral contraception –more commonly known as the Pill– as a birth control method, here are four tips that will help you avoid oral contraceptive failure.
You Must Take The Pill Everyday
In order for oral contraception to work properly, you need to take the pill everyday at the same time. Your body needs to get the chemicals contained in the pill at the same time every day in order to prevent you from ovulating, which is how the pill helps prevent pregnancy. Read More»
Your baby’s health is your first priority. As a parent, you want to make sure that you are building routines and habits that support your baby’s wellness and development. As your baby starts to teethe, you need to start thinking more and more about their oral health. Their oral health during childhood has a large impact on their oral health as they grow up. Make sure that you start making steps for their healthy smile while they are still young. Read More»
When you go to your annual appointment with your gynecologist or you go in for an ultrasound when you are pregnant, you may be confused and concerned if your doctor informs you that you have a cyst or in some cases, cysts, on one or both of your ovaries. After all, an abnormal growth on your ovary is a scary thought, especially if you are or are planning to one day get pregnant and have children. Read More»
In order to get a correct eyeglass or contact lens prescription during your next eye exam, it’s important that your eyesight is as close to normal for you as possible. But while these relatively minor conditions usually pass quickly without requiring a visit to the ophthalmologist, they can sometimes distort your eyesight enough to make the results from an exam useless. So consider rescheduling your eye exam if you’re suffering from one of these three temporary conditions. Read More»
If you are taking care of a parent with Alzheimer’s disease, you may find the added responsibility and stress has started to take its toll on your own mental, emotional and physical health. If nothing is done, this caregiver stress could lead to caregiver burnout. To help prevent this from happening, use the tips below to take care of yourself while taking care of your loved one.
Recognize and Accept the Feelings You Are Having Read More»
