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Compression Wear By Body Part
So, you know what compression is and you think you can benefit from their use, but you have no idea where to start. Well a good starting point is figuring out what type of compression gear is right for which parts of the body and what type of pain or...

How Does Compression Actually Work For Arthritis?
Arthritis is one of the most common and debilitating causes of pain and disability around the globe. There are more than 350 million people suffering from arthritis worldwide. In the United States alone, there are roughly 40 million people with arthritis. Treatments like compression can help, and here's how. Provides...

4 Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Compression
Compression gear has been around for ages but it is a relatively new phenomenon in the athletic world. Until recently research has been lacking about compression, like with most things, once it gets popular people start to take notice. Today it is not uncommon to see professional athletes wearing compression...

5 Warning Signs You May Need Help With Mobility
Whether we like it or not, age can bring many lifestyle changes. Mobility is often one of those things. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 16.3% of American adults struggle with mobility, impacting their freedom and independence. In 2015, retail spending on durable medical equipment like contact lenses,...

Immobility Affects These 4 Bodily Systems the Most
Balancing, walking, and even standing can become very difficult when mobility declines. By 2010, 5.5 Americans lived to the age 85 or older. By 2050, this age group of people 85 and older is expected to grow to 19 million, or 5% of the population, according to the Institute of...

4 Complications Caused by Immobility on the Body
Immobility is the basic decline in the ability to get around. Balancing, walking, and even standing can become very difficult as mobility declines. By 2010, 5.5 million Americans lived to the age 85 or older. By 2050, this age group of people 85 and older is expected to grow to...

Lets Talk Mobility
There are many different mobility devices on the market and they are all designed to assist you in getting around. Whether it be for a temporary period of time or it is a long-term need, knowing what mobility device works best for you is important. Below is a short description...

4 Signs You Might Be Experiencing Incontinence
Although it can be embarrassing, incontinence is a relatively common issue that occurs in all types of people for many different reasons. Incontinence occurs when you cannot control the leakage of urine from your urethra. When patients suffer from incontinence, they typically require the use of certain urological supplies. There are...

Medical Conditions That Cause Incontinence, Men Versus Women
What exactly is incontinence? Urinary incontinence is simply the loss of bladder control. This condition is relatively common, and it ranges in severity from occasional leaking to an uncontrollable release.When incontinence happens, urinary catheters are often involved. There are several different types of catheters, including intermittent catheters, indwelling catheters and...

7 Misconceptions About Urinary Incontinence
7 Misconceptions about incontinence Urinary Incontinence is often misunderstood and because it can be embarrassing it is not talked about. This causes millions of people to mistreat and mismanage their symptoms. So, I have put together a list of common misconceptions people...

Incontinence Types, Causes and Solutions
What is Urinary Incontinence? Urinary incontinence occurs when ones control of their urinary sphincter is either lost or weakened, resulting in the involuntary leakage of the bladder. According to the American Urological Association, it is estimated that twenty-five to thirty percent of Americans suffer from urinary incontinence, though exact numbers...

You're On Your Way to a Healthy Bladder With These 3 Diet Tips
Kidney disease can be a scary thing that leads to many different health complications. If kidney disease reaches the point where the patient has kidney function of less than 10 to 15%, a kidney transplant or dialysis will be necessary. Kidney disease can also bring on other medical supply needs...