Before IVF: Lower-Intervention Female Infertility Treatments To Try

Posted on: 23 March 2022

When you hear the term "infertility treatments," what comes to mind? Most people think of IVF, or in vitro fertilization. Indeed, IVF is a common way for couples dealing with infertility to conceive. However, it is not always the first treatment your doctor recommends. In many cases, your doctor will advise you to try at least one of these less invasive, less expensive female infertility treatments first. Lifestyle Changes When you first speak with your doctor about your struggle to conceive, they will often talk with you about your lifestyle.
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Are You A Good Candidate For Laser Eye Surgery?

Posted on: 23 February 2022

Laser eye surgery can improve multiple conditions that make it difficult for people to see properly. Many people who have laser eye surgery are able to stop wearing glasses or contact lenses.  Talk to your eye surgeon about your vision issues, health history, and any other medical conditions to help make a decision about whether laser eye surgery is right for you. Eye Health and Vision Laser eye surgery can help correct vision problems due to nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism.
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What Should You Know About Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy?

Posted on: 24 January 2022

Hormones serve vital purposes in the human body, regulating basic functions such as sleep, digestion, reproduction, and more. Sometimes people's bodies do not produce adequate amounts of hormones for optimal function. For instance, women who have undergone a hysterectomy and those experiencing menopause may experience unwanted symptoms due to a lack of estrogen and progesterone in their systems. Fortunately, hormone replacement therapy can alleviate these symptoms and restore optimal bodily function.
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Caring For A Scar: Three Approaches To Consider

Posted on: 20 December 2021

Whether you've gotten a serious cut or you're healing from surgery, you may be concerned with how to minimize the appearance of scarring after your wound has healed. Fortunately, there are many approaches you can use to help reduce the look of a scar and help promote the healing process. Here are some helpful tips you can use to care for your scar.  Moisturization  Moisturizing is essential for skin to remain healthy-looking, and that extends to scars.
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