Being a parent alone comes with its own hardships and daily struggles, but especially so when you have a child with a disability that encompasses the need to be in a wheelchair. Taking care of the wheelchair now becomes part of your daily duties as a parent. Here are five tips to provide your own maintenance on the wheelchair that can make each day a bit easier:
Check the Functions of the Wheelchair: While you don’t need to do this every day, you should at least once a week. Read More»
There are many medical conditions that are common in children that they outgrow by the time they reach adulthood. Issues with their ears are one of them, especially ear infections. Kids are prone to a condition called otitis media, or middle ear infections. Here’s what you need to know.
What Is A Middle Ear Infection?
Fluid will build up in the ear canal, which is behind the ear drum. Sometimes the fluid will be pus instead of liquid. Read More»
Are you the parent of a young child? Did you know that hearing loss isn’t just something that happens to adults but that children can also lose their hearing? But where an adult is likely to notice that something is amiss and take steps to correct it, younger children might think that their experiences are normal and not say anything to you about it. As a parent, you’ll have to look for various signs and symptoms of possible hearing loss in your child. Read More»
Coolsculpting is a fairly new medical procedure that reduces fat in certain areas of the body by essentially freezing it away. Even though it hasn’t been around for that long, there are already quite a few misunderstandings circulating about the procedure and the type of results patients can expect to obtain. Here’s the truth behind three common coolsculpting myths.
Myth #1 – You’ll Lose Weight
Possibly the most common misconception about coolsculpting is that it will help people lose weight. Read More»
Your brain is possibly the most mysterious part of your anatomy. It’s jam-packed with cells that skillfully control all communication with other parts of your body. Scientists and neurological specialists are medically manacled when your loved one develops dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, and even the ravaging symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. They simply don’t have enough information to rely on for treating brain disorder diseases, but scientists are busy searching for answers to this quandary that physicians face. Read More»
