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Taking Advantage of Preventative Care

After being diagnosed with stage one cancer, I realized that I owed my life to my family doctor. He had always recommended making regular appointments to get things checked out, and I had listened. Because my cancer was caught early, my treatment was a lot more reasonable and my recovery was a breeze. Unfortunately, people don't always realize what their insurance covers free of charge. I wanted to make this website about health care clinics and preventative care so that you can take charge of your health. After all, your life could be on the line, and a single appointment could save you.

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Can You Feel The Beat Within Your Heart? Understanding Different Types Of Arrhythmias

4 May 2016
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Being told by your doctor that you have a cardiac arrhythmia can be disconcerting, especially when he or she refers you to a cardiologist for further evaluation. Arrhythmia is the collective term used to describe various types of abnormalities in heart rate and rhythm. Some types of arrhythmia are benign and require no treatment, while others must be controlled with medications or interventional treatment methods. Getting informed about the different types of arrhythmia, why they occur and how they are dealt with can provide you with a more positive outlook on your condition and motivate you to schedule that appointment with your cardiologist. Read More …

Using Exercise To Calm Your Child’s ADHD

26 April 2016
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Your child has been diagnosed with ADHD, and you aren't sure of what you can to do help. Even when they take their medicine, they remain hard to manage. Thankfully, you can use exercise to help calm their overactive mind and give them a new focus. While it can't take the place of their medicine, it can go a long way towards burning their excessive energy and straightening up their thoughts. Read More …

What To Expect When Recovering From Arthroscopic Knee Surgery

26 April 2016
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Your recent fall tore the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in your knee. You're scheduled for arthroscopic surgery soon to have the injury repaired. Then you'll begin the process of regaining the use of that knee. A full recovery takes weeks of slow and incremental progress. Here is what you can expect from that recovery time once you leave the outpatient surgery clinic. After the Arthroscopic Surgery Arthroscopic surgery is a much less invasive procedure than traditional knee surgery. Read More …