You've probably heard about or even been to a spa before. They're great places to relax and recover from everyday life stressors. Medical spas go even further in the services they provide and can help you in a couple of ways.
Physician Supported
Medical spas are unique when compared to traditional spas in that they offer a couple of different medical services like injections and hormone replacement therapy. All of these medical services will be monitored by physicians the entire time, so you can feel safe as the patient.
Urinary incontinence is embarrassing and uncomfortable. You may need to wear incontinence pads, which can be uncomfortable, but if you don't, you might sneeze and have an accident that leaves you with wet pants. If you're having trouble with bladder control, talk to your doctor. There are treatments that might help.
The treatment your doctor recommends depends on the type of incontinence you have. Incontinence can be caused by a number of things, so finding out why you have the problem is important too.
When people think of sleep issues in children, they normally think of things like bedwetting and frequent nightmares. These are both common in kids, and they normally don't pose a problem — kids almost always grow out of both as they age.
What isn't commonly thought of is that children can also suffer from sleep apnea. Unlike nightmares and bedwetting, sleep apnea can cause serious health consequences. It occurs when a child stops breathing periodically during the night, then gasps for air in order to quickly take in a large amount of oxygen.
For many parents, the earliest indication that their child may be on the autism spectrum comes after they learn to walk. Toe walking is a common phenomenon among children on the spectrum, but it's also a concern for orthopedic specialists. As the parent of a child on the spectrum who's walking on their toes, it's important for you to understand the basics of your orthopedist's concerns. Here's a look at what you need to know.
Root canals have not always had the best reputation. When you get the news that you need a root canal, you may have an immediate negative reaction. Fortunately, the technology to treat most oral issues, including root canals, has come a very long way. Root canals are no longer the scary experience you may have heard about. In fact, there are many benefits to getting a root canal to treat a tooth.
