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How to Break a Fever?
Are you having a high temperature and want to know “how to break a fever”? If yes, then this guide is specifically for you. The good news is you don’t need to worry about it. Fevers are very common and are not themselves an illness. Instead, they...
The 4 Stages of COPD: What You Should Know
COPD, or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, makes breathing very difficult. It’s caused by emphysema (damage to the air sacs), chronic bronchitis (inflammation of the breathing tubes), or both. COPD has four stages, and the further along the...
Osteoporosis Screening: What is a DEXA Scan?
If your doctor is concerned about your bone health, they may do an osteoporosis screening. Osteoporosis is the thinning of bone over time. Having thin bones increases your risk of fractures, especially the hips, spine, and wrists. Everyone begins...
Are Breast Self-Exams Still Necessary?
The American Cancer Society changed its stance on breast self-exams. Before, they were required by all women, regardless of risk. Now, for most women, these exams are optional. Why the change? After studying their effects, the ACS found that...
Annual Physical Exams: Why They Are So Important
Medical providers stress the importance of annual physical exams. There are many reasons to keep your yearly appointment at the clinic from preventative health management to managing the medical conditions you already have. Do you need more...
How Well Do You Know Asthma, Its Causes, And Ways To Avoid The Triggers?
Asthma is one of the most common chronic conditions. When someone suffers from an asthma attack, it causes narrowing, irritation, and inflammation of the lung's airways due to allergens or pollution. This results in the person wheezing or shortness...