Dealing with an anal fissure can be a literal pain in the derriere to deal with. It can also be an embarrassing condition that interferes with living life to the fullest. Here is what you need to know about this condition.
What Is An Anal Fissure?
A fissure is essentially a crack in the anus or anal canal. It can be very painful, and will cause rectal bleeding.
What Causes An Anal Fissure?
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Facing spinal surgery of any kind can seem like a major ordeal, but with a little advanced planning and plenty of discussion with your surgeon and care providers, you will feel a lot better about how everything will happen and what you should expect. While many spinal surgeries will require a short stint in a hospital like Town Center Orthopaedic Associates, P.C. or an extended care facility, eventually, when you get home you will also need to be prepared for proper recovery.
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Lung cancer treatment can be hard on your appetite – nausea, trouble swallowing, and pain in the throat all come together to make eating difficult. Yet, it is important that you continue to eat well as good nutrition is a vital part of your recovery. The following tips can help you eat better while undergoing your treatment.
Tip #1: Choose soft foods
Soft foods are easier to swallow and less likely to irritate your tender throat.
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If you're a nurse practitioner or doctor who has decided to open a private clinic, you're making a sound move. You'll have the ability to administer health care according to the training and experience that you have. However, the first step to getting your clinic doors open is securing the medical equipment that you need. If you don't have a lot of capital saved up, it may seem that getting the tools that you need is out of reach.
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Children often love the feeling of spinning around and around, making themselves dizzy enough to fall down. But when stationary adults feel the world tilt and whirl, it's no fun. This condition is called vertigo. Some people who experience vertigo deal with far more than dizzy spells. They could deal with nausea, vomiting, sweating, ringing in the ears, and difficulty walking. Read on to learn about the causes of vertigo and what can be done to treat it.
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