What Could Your Green Vaginal Discharge Mean?

Posted on: 24 August 2017

When your vaginal discharge begins to take on a green hue, it is completely normal to be a bit worried. The good news is, while there is probably something wrong, chances are good that the problem is a minor condition called trichiomoniasis. This protozoan infection's bark is worse than its bite, and it's not terribly difficult to treat and cure. Here's closer look. What is trichiomoniasis? Colloquially known as "Trich," this condition is caused by a one-celled organism that may take up residence in your vaginal canal. [Read More]

Ear Infection Making Your Baby Miserable? How To Alleviate The Discomfort

Posted on: 8 August 2017

Ear infections are nothing to laugh at, especially when it comes to your baby. If not treated properly, ear infections can pose serious health risks for your little one. Not only that, but they can make your baby feel miserable. If your baby has been running a fever, or is tugging on its ears, you should contact their pediatrician as soon as possible. Depending on the severity of the infection, your doctor may prescribe antibiotics for the condition. [Read More]

Signs Of Type 1 Diabetes And What You Should Do If You Have Them

Posted on: 14 June 2017

Type 1 diabetes, also called juvenile or insulin-dependent diabetes, is not a disease that only young children can get. The symptoms for type 1 diabetes can come on quickly, more slowly, and on some people they are go unnoticed and undiagnosed for months or years. Without being aware of these symptoms if you are newly diabetic, your health can be at risk this disease can cause serious conditions. Here are some tips of symptoms you should look for in yourself or others and how you should get treatment. [Read More]

3 Natural Ways To Reduce Your Cholesterol To Protect Your Heart

Posted on: 14 June 2017

If you recently discovered that your cholesterol is higher than it should be, your doctor may recommend making some lifestyle changes to help lower it naturally. High cholesterol puts you at a higher risk for developing cardiovascular disease, which is why doctors prescribe medication for this problem and encourage people to make the necessary changes needed to lower it. Here are three changes you can make that will help lower your cholesterol. [Read More]