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Should I Worry About Eye Floaters?

Should I Worry About Eye Floaters?

If you stare at a blank wall or a bright sky, do you see little shapes “float” across your vision? These are eye floaters that are, for the most part, harmless. Individuals who have these tend to go about their life without interruption. In rare circumstances, he/she will seek treatment for bothersome floaters. Eye floaters are made of collagen. The area in the back of the...

Posted on May 26, 2016Read More

What is a Colonoscopy?

What is a Colonoscopy?

A colonoscopy is a medical procedure performed by a gastroenterologist to view the inside of your colon. It is a great tool in discovering polyps, cysts, and any other abnormalities within the colon. Individuals over the age of 50 are encouraged to get a colonoscopy since colon cancers are more prevalent in that population. There are other circumstances, however, that would...

Posted on May 20, 2016Read More

Sleep and its Impact on Your Health

Sleep and its Impact on Your Health

We all know that feeling of waking up and you feel just as tired as when you went to bed the night before. We also know that feeling of waking up feeling refreshed and energetic. This shows you how important a good night’s sleep can be for your overall well-being. When you are sleeping, you may think that your body shuts down. Actually, it is quite the opposite. Your body...

Posted on May 16, 2016Read More

Summer Ailments – 5 Common Ones

Summer Ailments - 5 Common Ones

With summer vacations, picnics and outside sports upon us, it is important to recognize some common summer ailments that occur during the summer months. The combination of the increased heat, less protective clothing and venturing outdoors, can bring about conditions that you normally would not find during the winter. Dehydration: this very dangerous condition can lead to...

Posted on May 02, 2016Read More

Lyme disease: Treatment is Crucial

Lyme disease: Treatment is Crucial

Lyme disease is a bacterial infection that is transmitted to humans through a bite from an infected blacklegged tick. These ticks can attach to any part of the body, but are most often found in hard-to-see areas such as the scalp, groin and armpits. The indications that you have contracted the disease are: headache, fever, fatigue and a rash. The disease can be eliminated by...

Posted on April 25, 2016Read More
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