2015

Three Subjects To Cover When You're Interviewing A Home Caregiver

Hiring a home health care professional to look after an aging parent is a process that requires careful consideration -- after all, your parent provided attentive care for you and now it's time to return the favor. You obviously want to partner with an accredited agency that can provide the type of care your parent needs, but it's also important to sit down with the caregiver and ensure that you're both on the same page in terms of caring for your beloved family member.

6 Ways To Deal With Springtime Allergies

Spring does not just bring warm weather and beautiful flowers; it can also trigger allergies in certain people. If you are someone who suffers from springtime allergies, you likely experience watery eyes, an itchy throat and sneezing as soon as there is pollen in the air. However, making some lifestyle changes can make these allergies more bearable. Here are six effective ways to deal with springtime allergies: Get in the Shower

When That Holiday Bug Needs Medical Attention: Tips For You

During the holiday season, you and your extended family will likely be gathering together to spend time with one another and celebrate. While this can be a fun and enjoyable time for you and your loved ones, it also often carries an additional consequence. That consequence is the sharing of holiday germs. Many times, after or even during a holiday gathering one or more of you will end up feeling under the weather.

5 Skin Care Mistakes To Avoid

Your complexion is one of the first things people notice about you and can say a lot about your appearance. If you take good care of your skin, it will look healthy and beautiful. However, you could still be making mistakes with your skin care routine. Here are five common skin care mistakes to avoid: Not Wearing Sunscreen in the Winter The sun in the winter may not be as strong as it is in the summer, but it can still do some damage to your skin.

Endometrial Pain And How To Treat It: Does Diet Help?

If you are one of the more than 6.3 million women in the U.S. who suffers from endometriosis, you probably have to deal with monthly pain and sensitivity. If your pain is severe, your gynecologist may have discussed treatment options, including medication and surgery. But if you have a lower level of pain, you may be wondering about other, less invasive ways to control the issue. What Causes Endometrial Pain?