Treatment For That Annoying Ringing In Your Ear

Posted on: 22 June 2016

When the ringing just doesn't stop in your ears, you may be facing a condition called tinnitus. Some people hear ringing while others hear a "whooshing" sound. This condition rarely gets better on its own and often becomes worse. There are treatments for tinnitus and ways to help you cope with the sound so it doesn't impact your day. Here is what you need to know about this condition and how it is diagnosed and treated. [Read More]

3 Things To Know About Avoidant Personality Disorder

Posted on: 6 June 2016

Do you experience anxiety and nervousness prior to attending social events, because being around other people scares or intimidates you? Are these feelings so strong that you isolate yourself simply to avoid having to make conversation with people you do not know well? If you can relate to this, you might have a condition known as avoidant personality disorder. This condition affects around 1% of people and can make life extremely sad, lonely, and depressing. [Read More]

4 Tips For Avoiding Potential Side Effects Of Laser Hair Reduction

Posted on: 20 May 2016

Skin-safe lasers for hair removal are just one of the latest modern advancements in technology now use to achieve smoother legs or a clear upper lip. However, there are some potential side effects that can cause a little discomfort during the first few days after each treatment. Avoid as many unwanted side effects as possible by following these four preparation and after care tips. Preparation Period  Give your skin time to prepare for the laser treatment by skipping these hair removal methods for at least six weeks before your appointment: [Read More]

Diagnosed With An Opiate Or Narcotic Allergy? What Are Your Long-Term Pain Management Options?

Posted on: 11 May 2016

If you've spent some time on a regimen of opiates or other narcotic medications to manage chronic joint pain, you may have expected to build up a tolerance to these drugs over time, requiring a higher dosage than before to provide the same amount of pain relief. However, you may be surprised and dismayed to discover you've instead developed an opiate or narcotic allergy, resulting in itchy hives, trouble breathing, or even more severe physical symptoms upon exposure to these drugs. [Read More]