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Battling Infertility with Hope

My husband and I weren’t ready to have children when we got married nine years ago. We decided to wait. Finally, we agreed to start trying to conceive around two years ago. Sadly, I was told that I must undergo a surgical procedure before I could even attempt to become pregnant. A year later, I was diagnosed with a treatable medical condition. This year, I’ve endured a couple more setbacks on my journey to have a baby. However, I refuse to give up. I choose to battle infertility with hope instead of despair. Thankfully, I am armed with many advances in medicine that women years ago did not have access to. When one procedure doesn’t work, my physician immediately starts formulating my next plan of action. On this blog, you will learn about the amazing strides obstetricians are taking in solving infertility problems. Never lose hope.

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Narrow Urethra: Signs, Symptoms, & Treatments

Posted on 23 June 2016

A urethral stricture is a condition in which a man has a narrowing in his urethra. The narrowing can cause some uncomfortable symptoms, but it is something that can be fixed. If you're worried that you have a urethral stricture, here are some signs, symptoms, and treatment options that you should be aware of. Risk Factors Having a urethral stricture at birth is extremely uncommon. A majority of them are developed over time due to scar tissue and inflammation from a disease or injury. [Read More]

Sore Back? The Answer Might Lie In Your Hamstrings

Posted on 7 June 2016

Pain in your back can make sleeping, sitting and standing a challenge, which can result in you feeling tired, uncomfortable and irritable throughout the day. It's smart to seek the care of a back pain expert if you've noticed either occasional or chronic back pain. There's a chance, however, that the problem with your back actually results from tight hamstrings – the large muscles found at the back of your upper legs. [Read More]

4 Ways To Improve The Safety Of An Elderly Parent Who Lives Alone

Posted on 23 May 2016

If you're parent lives alone, is elderly, and does not yet want to move into a retirement home, then you should make sure that their home and person is as safe as possible. There are several things you can do that will accomplish this. Below are a few suggestions to help get you started. Switch Out Old Smoke Alarms For New Ones That Flash Light Many elderly people have trouble hearing. [Read More]

Dealing With Acne: 4 Common Blunders You're Probably Committing

Posted on 9 May 2016

Acne is a problem that many teenagers and adults suffer with. While there are many home remedies for treating acne, many people go about it the wrong way. Unfortunately, attempting to treat acne with many over-the-counter treatments or homemade remedies doesn't work—and even if it does, you might be left with unsightly scarring. Luckily, if you take the right precautions you can avoid many of the mistakes that people commonly make when dealing with their acne. [Read More]