So, you have recently learned that one of your close friends, neighbors, or colleagues has been diagnosed with cancer. You have never had to deal with anything like this before, so you really don't know what you need to do. The only thing you know is that you want to lend a helping hand in some way or another. Here are a few tips to show them that you care and support them in their time of need.
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Many individuals can go their entire lives without dealing with urticaria (more commonly known as hives) -- red, itchy welts and patches of raised skin that can appear and disappear seemingly at random or in response to stress, a new soap or laundry detergent, or even seasonal allergies. However, those who find themselves periodically dealing with hives that have no known origin can find this process frustrating at best and nearly debilitating at worst.
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Due to increasing limitation, some people with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) may eventually face a time when purchasing a wheelchair is a necessity. To ensure you gain the most from your purchase, there are certain features you should consider.
Weight Capacity
Although your current weight is a factor in selecting a wheelchair, you should consider purchasing a wheelchair that can endure weight gain. Unfortunately, living a sedentary lifestyle due to limitations and weight gain associated with steroid use are realistic concerns.
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Your eyes are arguably your most important sense. They allow you to see the world around you and can play a critical role in keeping you out of harm's way. That's why it's so important for you to do everything in your power to maintain your eye health. You want to enjoy good vision for as long as possible. Use this information to learn more about two tips that can help you keep your eyes in good condition.
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When you go in for your first prenatal visit, some routine things are going to be done. This article will discuss 3 things to expect at your first prenatal visit with your OBGYN.
Complete Blood Work-Up
As part of your first prenatal visit, you are going to get a complete blood work-up. One reason for doing this is to ensure that you are in fact pregnant. While you will always get a urine test to test for pregnancy, a blood test can also check for this.
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