Waking Up With Back Pain? Try These Strategies

For some people who suffer from back pain, the discomfort is most pronounced in the morning. Waking up stiff and sore, however, is no way to start your day. Although some people experience a decrease in their morning pain as the day wears on, it's ideal if you're able to use some strategies to reduce the pain as quickly as possible. It can be worthwhile to set your alarm a little earlier in the morning; you can then use the extra time that you give yourself to focus on reducing your back pain. Read More 

Breast Asymmetry-What Is It, What Causes It And What Is The Treatment?

The majority of women do not have perfectly symmetrical breasts. However, the difference between them are typically subtle and do not have a significant effect on the woman's quality of life. Breast asymmetry is a disorder that results in one of the breasts being noticeably different in shape or significantly smaller or larger than the other. Breast asymmetry can cause significant emotional or self-esteem problems. There are a number of factors that may contribute to unevenly sized breasts and it is often treated with breast augmentation surgery. Read More 

Allergic Rhinitis Symptoms, Causes And Diagnosis

Also known as hay fever, allergic rhinitis is your body's response to certain allergens. The most common allergen that causes rhinitis is pollen, which is found in the air. Rhinitis is a common, treatable condition. It's typically controlled the use of nasal sprays, eye drops, and anti-histamines. If you or a loved one suspects you have rhinitis, here's what you need to know. Symptoms Not everyone will have the exact same symptoms of rhinitis. Read More 

Treating And Managing Your Child’s IBS

If you have a child that has recently been diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), to say that you have questions is usually an understatement. How your child will navigate going forward, their treatment options and their future outlook are just some of the key points you are likely focusing on. Being able to answer at least some of these questions can help put your mind at ease and ensure you're giving your child the best possible care. Read More 

