Once you take your baby home from the hospital, it's easy to get jumpy at every little cough and whine coming from the precious little one and to go running back to the hospital every night. There are many problematic conditions that you should definitely run to your local health care clinic for – but there are also a few common health conditions your baby could get that are easily cured by an at-home natural remedy – saving you both travel time and worry, as you can do something at the first sign of trouble, and leaving the clinic visits for when you really need them.
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Flu season is here. If you have a little one, it's just a matter of time before they get sick. No matter how careful you are, at some point your baby is going to come down with something. If you're a first-time parent, it can be difficult to tell when it's time to head to the doctor. You don't want to go every time your little one has the sniffles. However, you do need to go in when they're experiencing something more severe.
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Leaving the military can be a rough transition, and pain doesn't make the move any easier. You're eligible for different levels of healthcare after leaving the military, but due to long wait times and the need for specialists in some cases, it's probably better if you found a non-Veterans Affairs (VA) option to relieve your pain and seek a more permanent form of rehabilitation. If money is an issue, or if you just don't know where to go first, here are a few ways that a physical therapy clinic and the VA can help you make your civilian life transition a bit less painful.
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When your child has food allergies, preparing for the new school year takes more planning than usual. In addition to ensuring that your child has all the school supplies he or she needs, you also have to create a plan for dealing with his or her food allergies. Here are some tips for ensuring your child's health while he or she is in school.
Talk to Your Child's Allergy Doctor
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Endocarditis is a heart condition that can start in other areas of the body, such as the mouth, and lead to heart complications. The disease can occur gradually or suddenly. If your heart doctor has diagnosed you with endocarditis, getting prompt treatment is necessary.
What Is Endocarditis?
When germs or bacteria from other parts of your body enter the bloodstream, endocarditis can occur. The bacteria attaches to your heart's lining and leads to destruction and damage to your heart valves.
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