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When Sunshine and Kisses Aren't Enough: Healthcare Blogs

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When Sunshine and Kisses Aren't Enough: Healthcare Blogs

In some cases, when you're not feeling well, a bit of sleep and some orange juice can clear up what ails you. If a child gets a small injury, a kiss can often do the trick. However, when nature's solutions and tender loving care don't cut it -- you need a health care clinic that you can trust. Hi, my name is Pam, and while raising four kids, I dealt with numerous health issues from the common cold, to broken bones, to a chronic autoimmune disorder with my youngest. Our family health care center was essential during that process, and I want to share tips and ideas with others who may be in the same situations.

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Do you have joints that are swollen and tender? If so, you may have a condition called arthritis. While elderly people are believed to be the only ones to get arthritis, the condition is common for all age groups. According to the CDC, 54 million adults in the United States have some form of arthritis. Sixty percent of these adults are between the ages of 18 and 64. Unfortunately for some, arthritis is debilitating and interferes with work and everyday activities. Read More 

Why Everyone Needs To Choose A Primary Health Care Center

4 August 2021
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Everyone should have a primary care physician (PCP). However, some individuals overlook the value that these doctors can offer them. PCPs can offer their services as family doctors, which means that parents can take their children to the same doctor's office that they are affiliated with. Some primary care centers employ different types of PCPs. For example, pediatricians, family doctors, and nurse practitioners may all work in the same primary health care center. Read More 

Should You Get Knee Replacement Surgery?

16 April 2021
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Knee replacement surgery involves removing damaged cartilage from your knee and replacing it with an artificial joint. If you have been having problems with your knees, you may wonder if you should commit to having surgery. After all, having an invasive procedure is a big deal and should always be thought over carefully. Here are a few signs it may be a good idea to have knee replacement surgery. Other Treatments Aren't Working Read More 

3 Topical Joint Pain Relief Options

9 February 2021
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Although many people take oral medications for their joint pain, this option does not always work. Luckily, there is another option: topical joint pain relief treatments. The following are just three of the most common options to explore. 1. Aspirin Cream People think of aspirin as an oral medication, but there are topical preparations of this medication, too, and they tend to be really good for managing joint pain. Aspirin is an NSAID — a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug. Read More