How To Prevent And Plan Pregnancy: 3 Types Of Birth Control To Consider

Birth control is something that people didn't talk about; especially at the dinner table. However, times have changed, and birth control is now something that many families talk about. If you are sexually active but aren't sure where to start when it comes to birth control, this article will discuss three of the most common types and what you should know.  1. IUD  An Intrauterine Device or an IUD is another popular form of birth control. [Read More]

Dermal Filler After-Care: 5 Common Questions

Forget about invasive procedures. Dermal fillers offer an easy way to smooth fine lines, without having to go under the knife. Fillers, such as Juvéderm, use an injectable gel to add volume and hydration to the facial area. This temporarily smooths the fine lines that age, smiling, squinting and stress can cause. If you're considering a dermal filler, understanding the after-effects and post-care is absolutely essential. So what do you need to know about your face following this type of injection? [Read More]

Are You A Woman Struggling With Hip Pain? Important Information About Hip Replacement Surgery

Hip pain is more than just an inconvenience. Depending on the cause and severity, pain radiating from the region where the hip socket is located can make walking, sitting, standing, or doing even minor activities painful, uncomfortable, or increasingly impossible to perform. Like many back pain sufferers, those who must deal with debilitating hip pain often rely heavily on pain medications to retain some degree of function in their daily lives. [Read More]

Baby Blues: What New Parents Should Know About Postpartum Depression

Postpartum depression is more common than many people realize. In fact, one in nine women may experience postpartum depression according to recent research. If you suspect that you or your partner are experiencing postpartum depression, seeking medical help is crucial. In the meantime, understanding the condition will also help you build compassion for yourself and your partner. Seeing the impact the condition can have may prompt you to seek help sooner. [Read More]