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From Deaf To Hearing: Problems And Solutions

With technology as advanced as it is, some people are now able to transition from deaf to hearing with hearing aids and hearing implants. The transition is often jarring and takes some time to get used to. There are two major problems associated with going from deaf to hearing. This article will give you the problems and then give you a quick way to get around them.  Problem: Excess Noise. Solution: Quiet Environment Read More 

3 Things You May Want To Know After Being Diagnosed With Glaucoma

After receiving the diagnosis from your eye doctor that you have glaucoma, you may have questions. You will probably wonder exactly what glaucoma is, how it will affect your eyesight, and what types of treatment options there are. What might be most important to you is finding out if your eye doctor will be able to do something to help you prevent losing your eyesight, and the answer to this is yes. Read More 

Is Ultrasonic Liposuction Effective For Removing Fat ?

It is difficult to lose fat in stubborn areas like your love handles. Ultrasonic liposuction is ideal for targeted areas because it reshapes and contours your figure. Here are three reasons why ultrasonic liposuction is one of the more effective solutions for removing fat. The Ripple Effect The disadvantage of standard liposuction is the rippling of your skin. When your skin ripples, it appears loose and has creases. There are two reasons this ripple effect occurs. Read More 

STD Awareness: 3 Less Known And Often Misunderstood Sexually Transmitted Diseases

When it comes to STDs, most people have heard of HIV, HPV, herpes, chlamydia, gonorrhea and spyhillis. These are the most common sexually transmitted diseases. However, there are a lot more STDs that you have never heard of. This means that if you were to contract one of the less common diseases, you may not even know it. Some of them are transmitted during sex, even though you wouldn't have ever imagined such transmission. Read More 

3 Tips To Get Your Child To Take Their Medication With The Least Amount Of Hassle

If your child is sick and has been prescribed a prescription medication, you know just how difficult it can be to actually get them to take it. Below are three tips on how to get your child to take their prescription medicine so they'll be on the road to recovery quickly and with minimal fuss. Ask Your Pharmacist to Add a Flavor to the Medicine If your child is taking a liquid medication, you may want to consider asking your pharmacist like one from Nolita Chemists about flavoring options. Read More