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Aug
Spring isn't the only time of year allergies can flare up. As the leaves turn golden and fall, as the air turns crisp and cool, new triggers can cause allergy symptoms to appear. How do allergies work? When substances like pollen get into your nose and down your throat they...
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Aug
Sinus pressure occurs when the tissue inside your nose becomes irritated or inflamed due to a variety of reasons including the weather, smoke inhalation, allergies, and the common cold. Colds and allergies especially can cause excess mucus. When the cilia (microscopic hairs) in y...
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A new school year means after school sports. Extracurriculars not only look great on college applications, they also promote good social development and a healthy, active lifestyle. Participation in sports comes with some risk, though, and it's always best to be prepared fo...
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Aug
Beautiful skin is nourished from both the outside and the inside. Beyond taking proper precautions when you’re outside in the sun, eating a healthy diet can help your skin appear at its best. Try these tips to get a healthy glow on your head and neck — no makeup required...
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Aug
According to the American Academy of Otolaryngology, as many as three million children have hearing loss. Oftentimes family members are the first to notice something is amiss with their infant. There are a few signs that your infant may have some hearing loss. If he or she does n...
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Young children, especially, maybe very prone to nosebleeds and it can be difficult to tell if the nosebleed is serious or not. Some common causes of nosebleeds include Cold or allergies, which can irritate the inside of the nose Low air humidity, especially in the home, whic...
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Aug
Ear piercings are common today for both men and women and can be performed on children as who are only a few months old. There's no medical reason not to get your ears or those of your children pierced, but there are some considerations because it’s very important to ...
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Aug
Hearing aids are delicate technological instruments and properly caring for your hearing aid can prolong its life and ensure proper function. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions, but here are some general tips for cleaning and caring for your hearing aid. Remov...
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Aug
Everyone experiences occasional halitosis, or, bad breath. But when you find that more often than not opening your mouth is cause for concern, it may be time to change your habits. Here are a few common causes of bad breath and what you can do to alleviate it. Dehydration: Whe...
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Aug
Whether in the laid-back Florida Keys, the pristine beaches of Hawaii, or the chilly kelp forests of Northern California, scuba diving is a favorite summertime activity. Between the sun, salt water, and changes in pressure, though, scuba can spell bad news for your ears, nose, an...
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Aug
Whether it's an ear infection, sore throat, or allergies, your child may eventually need to see an ENT. Children may be anxious or frightened by a new doctor, but being aware of what their first visit will be like will help assuage fears. The nurse or doctor will take you c...
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Aug
Summer break is a popular time to schedule tonsillectomies so kids don't miss out on valuable classroom time. A tonsillectomy is necessary when antibiotics don’t take care of chronic tonsil infections. Many children end up having tonsillectomies and while it’s a...
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