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health1 year ago

Navigating Allergy Season: Tips for Preparation and Action

Allergy season has already begun in the DC area, with pollens from juniper and elm trees causing symptoms like itchy eyes and runny noses for sufferers. Allergy sufferers, especially those with asthma, should have a treatment plan in place with their allergist, which may include medications. Over-the-counter options like nasal saline sprays and allergy eyedrops can also provide relief. Taking a shower after spending time outdoors and considering pet-related allergens are additional steps to manage allergy symptoms.

sports1 year ago

"Assessing Joel Embiid's Knee Injury and NBA's 65-Game Rule"

Philadelphia 76ers' Joel Embiid sustained a lateral meniscus injury in his left knee during a game against the Golden State Warriors, and will be sidelined as treatment options are being explored. The injury occurred when Warriors' Jonathan Kuminga fell on Embiid's leg while going for a loose ball. Uncertainty remains regarding the treatment plan, and discussions will take place over the next few days. Embiid, the NBA's reigning MVP, leads the league in scoring but has already missed 13 games due to the injury. He has been ruled out for the upcoming game in Utah and may be replaced in the All-Star game due to the injury.

health2 years ago

Teddi Mellencamp's Cancer Battle: The Next Step

Former Real Housewives star Teddi Mellencamp shared an update on her skin cancer treatment after her five-week immunotherapy treatment was unsuccessful. She revealed that she can either undergo a big skin graft surgery or opt for another wide excision surgery, with the latter being scheduled for December 26. Despite the setback, Mellencamp ended her message on a positive note, urging others to get their skin checked regularly.

health2 years ago

The Link Between Marriage and High Blood Pressure Revealed

A new study suggests that if your spouse has high blood pressure, you may be at risk as well. Researchers found that married couples were more likely to have high blood pressure if their spouse had the condition. The study recommends that couples seek healthcare guidance together and work with the same doctor to develop a joint treatment plan, including diet and exercise changes. However, the study had limitations, such as relying on a single blood pressure screening per participant. It is important for couples to monitor their blood pressure regularly and seek medical advice for managing high blood pressure.

health2 years ago

YouTube Star Grace Helbig Opens Up About Breast Cancer Battle

YouTube star Grace Helbig has revealed in an emotional video that she has been diagnosed with triple-positive breast cancer, which she describes as "super treatable and highly beatable." Helbig discovered a lump in her left breast and urged others to get lumps checked and not be afraid to ask questions. She will undergo six rounds of chemotherapy, followed by surgery and hormonal therapy. Despite the diagnosis, Helbig maintains her sense of humor and is ready to fight the disease with grace.

health2 years ago

Grace Helbig, YouTube Star, Battles Breast Cancer

YouTube star Grace Helbig has revealed in a video that she has been diagnosed with triple positive breast cancer, which medical professionals have described as "super treatable" and "highly beatable." She shared that her treatment plan will involve chemotherapy, surgery, and hormonal therapy, with the goal of achieving a cure. Helbig encouraged others to not hesitate in seeking medical advice and expressed gratitude for the support she has received from loved ones. Despite the challenges, she remains optimistic and ready to face the journey ahead.

health2 years ago

Boost Your Gut Health: Tips and Insights for World Digestive Health Day 2023.

World Digestive Health Day 2023 aims to raise awareness of digestive disorders and the importance of early detection and treatment of gastrointestinal ailments. Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is one of the most common digestive disorders that affect the Gastrointestinal (GI) tract and overall digestive system. Symptoms of IBS include bloating, gas, cramps, abdominal pain, diarrhea or constipation, or both. The exact cause of IBS is still unknown, but it can be treated through simple lifestyle modification, managing diet, and stress along with the help of expert guidance.