What To Know Before Visiting A Dermatologist

If you're having skin problems you're probably considering visiting a dermatologist. This can be a daunting experience if you've never seen a specialized physician, so here are a few key things you should know before seeing a dermatologist. Know your needs. There are many reasons why one might want to visit a dermatologist, and the care you're looking for will dictate which type of dermatologist you should see. You should first assess whether you are interested in medical advice or a cosmetic procedure. Read More 

Understanding Hyperthyroidism In Your Cat

You've noticed that your cat is frequently at their water dish and food bowl. When they aren't eating or drinking, they seem anxious as they wander around the house. Your cat may have hyperthyroidism, a common disease in felines. A visit to your veterinarian will confirm this and medications are available to control it. Here is what to expect and how to help your feline companion cope with their illness. Read More 

3 Reasons To Choose In-Home Care For Seniors

America's rapidly aging baby boomer population is forcing millions of families to think about end-of-life care options. Many families assume that nursing homes are the best option, and 1.4 million Americans currently live in nursing homes according to the CDC. In reality, however, senior care in the home offers three big advantages over nursing homes. Better Quality of Life Maybe the biggest reason to choose home care for seniors is that seniors overwhelmingly prefer living at home to living in a nursing home. Read More 

How Cataract Surgery Affects Three Forms Of Existing Eye Conditions

Cataract surgery is performed to remove clouded areas of the natural lens of the eye. An artificial lens is then used to replace the natural one. This form of surgery is successful over 85% of the time. However, it can affect you in different ways if you have other existing eye conditions. Here are three examples of such cases: Diabetic Retinopathy This is a condition in which diabetes damages your retinal blood vessels. Read More 

What You Need To Know About Problems With Seeing In The Dark

Do you find yourself having problems seeing well in the nighttime? Many people have problems with their vision at night. It can be very frustrating to drive at night, find your way around in the dark without using a flash light, even getting around your own house during the night. Here are some things that you need to know about your vision at night: What Causes Night Vision Problems? There are many different reasons that someone would have problems with their night vision. Read More