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Living With Parkinson’s – How Can It Be Slowed Down?

By |February 21st, 2022|Categories: Rehabilitation|

Those with Parkinson’s disease have lost nerve cells in the part of the brain. This reduces dopamine levels, the result of which is reduced control over the bodies’ movements. Though there is no cure, there are several ways to slow the progression and make living with Parkinson’s somewhat easier. Exercise [...]

Dementia Rehab – What Therapies Slow Down Progression

By |February 14th, 2022|Categories: Rehabilitation|

Dementia is the result of abnormal changes in the brain. Over time, it can lead to reduced cognitive abilities, as well as changes in behavioral and emotional responses. Though there is no cure, there are some dementia rehab options that can help to slow its progression. These can include [...]

Care for Kidney Failure – Can You Heal a Failing Kidney

By |February 7th, 2022|Categories: Nursing|

Care for kidney failure is tricky since most people aren’t aware they have this medical issue until it’s too late to repair. If caught early enough, some treatment options can reduce the damage. This can include altering your diet to avoid any salt and potassium and taking medications. You [...]

Best Warming Foods For Cold Winter Days

By |January 31st, 2022|Categories: Nursing|

Did you know that more people fall sick in winter than in summer? Winter is a time of year when you need to look after yourself, and that includes food. Stress-free living, plenty of exercise and healthy warming foods are key to good health. If you have health issues, [...]

What Kind of Care Do Alzheimer’s Patients Need?

By |January 17th, 2022|Categories: Nursing|

Alzheimer’s disease has no cure and can get worse as time goes on. It destroys the brain cells of the patient, with varying effects as the disease progresses. It can alter memories, thoughts, and even cause behavioral changes. In the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease care, the patient can [...]

Coronary Artery Stents: How Long Do They Last?

By |January 10th, 2022|Categories: Nursing|

As we age, the likelihood of heart failure increases. That’s why cardiac care is so important especially if you have coronary artery disease, high blood pressure, or diabetes. A coronary artery stent is a small, metal mesh tube that is inserted in a narrowed or narrowing artery. It can be lifesaving, [...]

Risk Of Infections And Why Diabetics Get Them Easily

By |January 3rd, 2022|Categories: Nursing|

People with diabetes tend to be at greater risk of infection and therefore require special monitoring and care. That’s because of their impaired vascular circulation. It therefore becomes harder to fight off infections such as ear, nose, and throat infections. Diabetes sufferers often present with all sorts of other infections, [...]

Three Main Ways Recreation Therapy Improves Health

By |December 27th, 2021|Categories: Rehabilitation|

As we age, play becomes a less important part of our lifestyle. Unfortunately, this lack of recreation or fun activities can actually be detrimental to our health. This is especially true for those suffering from neurological disease, recovering from injuries or illnesses, or undergoing cancer treatments. Recreation therapy improves [...]

Beat Fatigue After Surgery With 6 Simple Steps

By |December 20th, 2021|Categories: Nursing|

It is quite common to feel fatigued after surgery, regardless of whether it was a minor or major procedure. This is because your body expends a lot of energy afterward trying to heal. There is an immune response that kicks in, which can be physically draining as well. Though the [...]

Rehab After Spinal Surgery: When Do You Start It?

By |December 13th, 2021|Categories: Rehabilitation|

Anyone who has been through the traumatic experience of back surgery wants to recover fast. But rehab after spinal surgery requires patience and understanding to avoid complications. You may need post-surgery care, rehab therapy, and physical therapy, but note that this won’t start right away. Let’s take a look at [...]

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