Just about every person has nightmares at some point in their life, and this common occurrence is not considered to be a sleep disorder. Whether nightmares stem from daytime fears or a scary movie, they can leave a person feeling scared and shaken when they awake. For children, nightmares can be even more frightening, and it is not unusual for them to wake after a bad dream seeking comfort from their loved ones.
- As someone who lives with irritable bowel syndrome, you know that diet plays a crucial role in maintaining your health, but finding the right foods in a foreign environment can be challenging. No one wants to seek out diarrhea remedies in a foreign country. Here is a guide to help you navigate your culinary options and control your IBS while touring Europe. ITALY In many American's minds, pasta is Italian food.
- Infant torticollis is a condition wherein the muscles of the neck have tightened, which causes the head to tilt to one side. In the long term, torticollis can affect a child's ability to track moving objects and perform movements that enable eating, self-cleaning and play. Fortunately, there are many exercises and simple tasks that can be done at home to enable rehabilitation. Children who do not respond to these exercises may need to have surgery at a later time.
- The world of medicine is wide. There are disorders and diseases that attack all different ages and groups of people. Different ages and professions are also more susceptible to different injuries and traumas. When it comes to treating diseases, specializing in one certain branch or area of medicine can help a doctor to provide better treatment to patients. If you have a growing family, you want to find a doctor who specializes in treating the sort of injuries and ailments that are common to families.
- You just found out that you are pregnant and it has caught you completely by surprise! The thought of all the changes your body will be going through is definitely overwhelming. Here are 5 ways to make the most of your changing body: 1) Accept your body. Before you even start to picture all the ways your body will change throughout your pregnancy, pause for a moment and accept your body the way it is right now!