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What's Causing Your Persistent Bloating?

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It’s not unusual for people to experience bloating from time to time. If, for example, you feel bloated after a large meal or after eating a lot of salt, this is not a cause for alarm. However, if you are persistently bloated or feel bloated more often than not, then something more sinister may be at play. Here are some possible causes of your persistent stomach bloating. SIBO SIBO stands for small intestine bacterial overgrowth.…

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Reasons You May Benefit From A Sleep Study

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Diagnosing problems with sleep has always been a bit difficult. By the time you wake up and head to your doctor’s office, all the issues you were having with sleeping have passed! This is why, in many cases, people with sleep-related issues are advised to visit a sleep center where their sleep is observed and studied via what’s known as a sleep study. So, what are some signs you may benefit from a sleep study?…

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Personalized Questions To Ask Your Eye Surgeon Before Laser Eye Surgery

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Most eye surgeries are now performed with laser technology. This allows for the surgery to be done more accurately, and it often leads to a shorter recovery time. Laser eye surgeries are all pretty standardized, and surgeons provide you with plenty of information and literature before surgery to ensure you’re well-informed. However, there is some variety between patients. For that reason, it’s a good idea to ask your eye surgeon the following questions before your procedure because the answers they give you may differ from those they’d give a different patient.…

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Understanding And Getting The Most Out Of Orthopedic Rehab

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Orthopedic rehab centers offer treatment options for patients following an injury or surgery to help restore function to affected limbs. A doctor supervises programs based on patient needs. Most rehab facilities offer similar services that focus on recovery for disease, injuries, and surgeries affecting the musculoskeletal system. While services may vary by treatment centers, here are some common types of orthopedic care. Surgical and Non-Surgical Care The general care at most orthopedic rehab facilities includes both surgical and non-surgical treatment options.…

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COVID-19 Testing And Cruises: What You Need To Know

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If you are planning a cruise vacation in the midst of the global pandemic, you need to fully be aware of COVID-19 testing requirements. Many cruise lines are requiring COVID-19 vaccinations, COVID-19 testing, or both. Here are some things you need to know about COVID-19 rules on a cruise: Who Needs a COVID-19 Test? Before you purchase your cruise tickets, you first need to find out who is required to be tested prior to boarding the ship.…

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Virtual Doctor Visits: A Health Care Solution For Modern Times

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Traditionally, getting health care services from a doctor meant having to go to a hospital or another medical facility for an in-person checkup. Nowadays, modern technology has made it possible for people to communicate with their doctors through their computers or mobile phones, thus eliminating the need for many in-person visits. If you don’t require emergency medical care, you may be able to schedule a virtual doctor visit with your provider.…

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Problems With Your Feet? How Therapy Can Help Your Flat Feet

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If you’ve been diagnosed with flat feet, you’re not alone. As of 2012, about eight percent of all adults in the United States suffer from flat feet. Unfortunately, flat feet can cause severe pain, especially when not treated properly. Luckily, treatment is available for flat feet. Many people with flat feet gain relief through therapy. If you’ve been unable to find relief for the pain associated with flat feet, it’s time to talk to your doctor.…

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Suspect You May Have Bipolar Disorder? 2 Ways To Get Affordable Help

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Bipolar disorder is a mood disorder that is characterized by alternating episodes of depression, or lows, along with episodes of mania or hypomania, also called highs. While once thought of as a rare psychological problem, a full 2.8 percent of all adults suffer from this condition.  If you suspect that you suffer from bipolar disorder, then you may be eager to obtain an official diagnosis and begin bipolar treatment. However, you may find that the cost of a session with a local private psychiatrist or psychologist is too much to squeeze into your tight budget and wonder if you have more mental health treatment options.…

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What You Should Know About Lymphedema Therapy

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If you have lymphedema, such as if you have recently had your lymph nodes removed as a part of a cancer treatment, then there is a good chance that your doctor has recommended lymphedema therapy. If you are interested in pursuing this type of therapy, it only makes sense to want to learn a little more about it first. For example, these are some of the things that you might want to know ahead of time.…

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4 Important Tests That Can Identify Your Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease

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Many aspects of cardiovascular disease (CVD) occur without symptoms, and when problems occur, they can be dramatic, such as a heart attack or stroke. If you have any symptoms of heart disease, it is important to have tests done that can identify whether they are consistent with CVD. With prompt treatment, you can substantially reduce your risk of an emergency. Stress Test A stress test is among the most common cardiovascular tests.…

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