Back pain is, no doubt, one of the more frustrating conditions you can have. Even mild pain affects how well you move. It is possible to find the cause of the pain and prevent more pain from showing up, but many times, it can be a touch-and-go situation where you are sort of blindly seeing what works. One set of potential causes has to do with your head and neck -- and if your pain turns out to be a result of one of these causes, you can take steps now to solve your problem once and for all.
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Whether you're into advanced birthing years, are taking medication that can make pregnancy less likely, or even were just born with low fertility, if you want to have a child (or multiple children), chances are good that you'll rely on a fertility drug at one point or another. But while your doctor may equate most fertility medications with the others, there are some subtle differences in how the drugs work and how they may affect your body.
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If you suspect that you Irritable Bowel Syndrome, due to having frequent bouts of diarrhea, constipation, or a little of both, then you may not realize just how important it is to report your symptoms to a doctor. You may believe the common misconception that IBS is just "something you have to deal with" and that there are no treatments for it, think that your symptoms just "aren't a big deal,"
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Your vision can change. If you feel that you are having trouble seeing as clearly as you once did, you may want to go to an eye doctor to have your vision checked. If the doctor determines that you do need vision correction, it is important to make sure that you supply yourself with all of the options that best suit your lifestyle. The guide below walks you through four different types of vision correction to considering investing in if you find out your vision is not perfect.
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High diving is a fun way to enjoy acrobatics and swimming at the same time. Unfortunately, there's also a chance that this activity could cause hearing loss. While it's not likely to deafen a person immediately, improper diving form and poor ear protection could lead to slow, but steady, hearing loss.
Why Injuries Can Occur To Hearing When Diving
Diving into a pool causes a loud concussion through the body that can be dangerous if it isn't performed properly.
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