If you've been suffering from hip pain and a lack of mobility for a long time, hip replacement surgery will be a welcome relief. Recovering from this major surgery doesn't happen right away—you'll have several weeks after the surgery of recovery, and then several months until you're back to living the way you did before the surgery and before your pain.
It's imperative that you carefully follow your recovery instructions, which are typically given to you in a booklet after your surgery.
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A common complaint from hearing aid wearers is the issue with itchy ears. The benefits of hearing aids can quickly be outweighed by this uncomfortable condition. Fortunately, the causes of itchiness are simple to determine, as are the solutions. Read on to learn how you can enjoy better hearing without the annoying itch.
Typical causes
Itchy ears are generally caused by one of two things:
1) Fungus
Fungus, and sometimes bacteria, grows best in damp areas.
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When you are significantly overweight, being anywhere close to a healthy weight might seem impossible. Fortunately, there are plenty of people who manage to lose hundreds of pounds and reclaim their life. Before you start a fitness journey, there are ways to increase your chance of success.
Find Realistic Motivation
Many people who have 100 or more pounds to lose are fascinated with weight loss television shows or may follow online personalities with their ideal body.
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Many people don't enjoy experiencing mold in any form, but if your child has an allergy to mold of any type, he or she may experience adverse reactions. It's a good idea to schedule allergy testing and subsequent treatment for your children, especially if you've noticed signs that they may have allergies. Once your allergist has indicated the substances that give your child trouble, you can educate him or her on how to avoid these things to prevent a reaction.
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Your annual checkup with your family doctor is an ideal opportunity to learn a lot about your health — but only if you take the right approach. Unless you're seeing your family doctor several other times throughout the year, the annual checkup is typically your only chance to have your doctor assess your health, share his or her findings, and give you some things to work on in the year ahead.
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