Bone, Tendon, Nerve: The Most Likely Causes For Pain At The Top Of Your Foot

If you're experiencing pain, tenderness or unusual sensations on the top of your foot, the cause is probably a bone, tendon or nerve issue. Each part of your foot's anatomy shows its displeasure in its own way, and your podiatrist will treat each part differently depending on the cause or causes of your foot pain. This article will help you to identify whether the bone, tendon or nerve is the problem. Read More 

Three Solutions To Replace Your Missing Teeth

People have teeth missing for multiple reasons. Some people took poor care of their teeth, which resulted in tooth loss. Other people had serious injuries that knocked out some or all of their teeth. Despite the reason for tooth loss, everyone can agree that it's uncomfortable, painful, and unsightly. Fortunately, there are things you can do to correct the problem. Read on to find out three solutions to replace missing teeth. Read More 

Four Things To Know About Discussing Vaccination Schedules With Your Children’s Doctor

The topic of childhood vaccinations can be difficult to discuss with your doctor, no matter what side of the fence you are on. If your child is approaching school age, when vaccination records are requested, you may feel the need to discuss the schedule or specific vaccinations. If you are feeling apprehensive or unsure about how to bring the topic up, consider these four things to know before you begin the discussion. Read More 

Bruised Ego? Tips To Prevent Or Improve Bruising And Swelling After Botox Injections

From an invasive facelift or nose reconstruction to a simple collagen injection in your lips, the various options in cosmetic improvements are endless. Of course, certain procedures offer results without invasive surgeries and long recovery periods. With an estimated 6.1 million Botox injections were administered to improve the look and feel of a person's skin, you may be considering this procedure. Although normally safe and effective, the injections may cause light bruising and swelling around the injection site. Read More 

Carpal Tunnel: Definition, Treatment, And Prevention

Carpal tunnel syndrome can be a very painful ailment. Many people think that patients of carpal tunnel are people that are at computers a lot of the time, but the cause of this is actually unknown. Learn more about carpal tunnel syndrome, how to prevent it in the future, and how to treat it if you have it already. What is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? Carpal tunnel is caused when the main nerve in your hand that receives signals from your fingers (called the median nerve) becomes pinched or inflamed. Read More