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Pain-Free Living: How To Manage Those Aches And Pains And Get The Most Out Of Life
Pain-Free Living: How To Manage Those Aches And Pains And Get The Most Out Of Life May is an important month if you suffer from chronic pain. It is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month, National Osteoporosis Month, and Arthritis Awareness Month. As a period of recognition for conditions that...
New Research Reveals Prostate Cancer Rates Dropping, Stable In Most Countries
The American Cancer Society states that approximately one in nine men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime. The disease is particularly uncomfortable due to the many urinary symptoms and problems that arise as the prostate cells start to grow out of control. This makes sense considering where...
Adapting to Life When Obstacles Arrive
Life isn't always easy; sometimes the obstacles that arise can feel utterly overwhelming. In such instances, occupational therapy can help. By focusing on the therapeutic use of everyday activities (also known as occupations), occupational therapists can help people across the lifespan participate in the things they want and need to...
Why Caring For Your Kidneys Can Improve Urological Health
If you've ever been treated for a urinary tract infection, your doctor may have asked you if you felt any pain in your back. They weren't just taking a shot in the dark, they were checking your kidneys. This is because your kidneys play a crucial role in the health...
A Look At The Top 5 Best-Sellers From Complete Care Medical's Nutritional Supplement Line
Complete Care Medical is known for our dedication to health. We have established ourselves firmly in the urological field, and are recognized for our customer service excellence with over 15 years in the industry. Though we offer a wide variety of urological supplies -- from free catheters to drain bags & holders and everything in...
Deciphering The Doctor's Office: 3 Urology Products You May Encounter During Your Visit
Urinary problems plague people of all ages and in all walks of life. Whether you're facing chronic urinary tract infections or are struggling with incontinence, you may decide to go see a specialist. Urologists are trained in the branch of medicine that deals with surgical and medical diseases of the...
Heart Health: Differences in Male and Female Heart Attacks Symptoms
Despite ongoing efforts to prioritize heart health, cardiac diseases affect nearly half of all American adults. In women, the statistics are staggering, being the number one killer of women in the U.S., affecting 1 in 3. This could be due, in part, to a more recent discovery that women are more...
Heart Health and You
Cardiovascular diseases are a leading cause of death in Americans. In Fact, a recent study shows that nearly half of American adults suffer from some type of cardiovascular disease. The good news? Not only are technologies and treatments getting better each day, but 80% of cardiovascular disease can be prevented....
How Does Compression Gear Benefit Football Players?
Football players of all skill levels are accustomed to using various medical supplies and specialty gear, but compression gear, in particular, is becoming more and more popular due to its proven health benefits. Here's what all football players should know about wearing compression gear. Holds Muscles in Place First of...
Exploring Common Breastfeeding Problems and Solutions
Only about 43% of moms who are 20 and younger breastfeed while 65% of moms aged 20 to 29 breastfeed. Moms over 30 have the highest breastfeeding rate, at over 75%. But regardless of age, all mothers should know the facts about breastfeeding as well as some potential problems they...
Incontinence Industry Trends: Why Lower Cost Means Lower Quality
In 2008, the world market for urinary continence care devices of all kinds (mainly catheters and pads) was estimated to be US$1.8 billion per year. That being said, new products are consistently being developed to make life easier for those who need incontinence-related medical supplies. However, it's important to note...
Exploring the Top Benefits and Limitations to Be Aware of During the Open Enrollment Period
According to the Institute on Aging, by 2010, 5.5 million Americans lived to the age of 85+. By 2050, this 85+ age group will climb to 19 million Americans -- or 5% of the total population. And with the medical insurance open enrollment period getting underway, it's more important than...