Suffering From Early Prostate Cancer? Your Risk Of Death May Be Higher

Posted on: 29 March 2018

You have graduated college, found your dream job, got married to the woman you love, and have a small family. Unfortunately, your doctor is worried that you might have prostate cancer. Unfortunately, you are going to have to go through treatment sooner and with more vigor than an older man. That's because early prostate cancer is often deadlier in younger men. Early Prostate Cancer Is Getting More Regular While men over the age of 55-60 are much more likely to get prostate cancer than younger men, the development of early prostate cancer is on the rise. [Read More]

The Alveolar Ridge: Why Those Little Bumps behind Your Teeth Are Important

Posted on: 21 March 2018

The alveolar ridge is part of the support structure holding your teeth in place. The ridge contains the sockets for your teeth. Many people take this part of their mouth for granted, but it's important you keep the alveolar ridge healthy. Otherwise, you can run into serious jaw and teeth problems. The Alveolar Ridge Requires Stimulation and Care Run your tongue along the ridges right above the back of your upper teeth or below your lower teeth. [Read More]

Three Reasons To Choose Two Hearing Aids If It's Necessary

Posted on: 27 February 2018

When you get your hearing tested by an audiologist and learn that you have hearing loss, one of the next topics that you'll need to discuss is whether you should get one hearing aid or two. There are lots of people who opt for both strategies, and you may indeed only need one because of hearing loss in one ear. However, if your hearing specialist suggests that you'd benefit from hearing aids in both ears, it's important to heed this advice. [Read More]

3 Treatment Options For Plantar Fasciitis

Posted on: 10 January 2018

If you have been experiencing pain in the heel of your foot for some time, you may receive a diagnosis of plantar fasciitis from your doctor. Plantar fasciitis is a condition where the thick band of tissue connecting your heel to your toe becomes too stretched, weakens, and ends up with tiny tears. Plantar fasciitis can be painful and seriously affect your quality of life, since basic tasks like walking can make it worse. [Read More]