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Tube Feeding 101
If you have a medical condition that makes it difficult or impossible to eat normally, your doctor may decide that you need a feeding tube. Depending on your individual needs, this tube will either go through your nose to reach your stomach, or be surgically inserted into your stomach or intestine through your abdominal wall. After the tube has been placed, you or your caregiver…
Self-Care Tips for Someone with Limited Mobility
If you live with limited mobility, it is common to face some mental health struggles. Behaviors and limitations in daily life can trigger a variety of mental stressors. That is where a little self-care can help. Self-care is possible even if you have limited mobility. Importance of Self-Care and Mental Health Self-care can help you manage stress, reduce the risk of illness, and increase your…
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Fun First Aid Supplies for Kids
First aid for kids can be a serious topic, but it’s an important one. Accidents can occur almost everywhere, even in the comforts of your own home and usually when you least expect it. This is why you should not sell short the importance of having a family first aid kit at your home, especially if you have kids who run around all day. Consider…
Caregiver Dehydration Tips and Solutions
Our body is more than fifty percent water, so it is always important to stay properly hydrated. Good hydration, however, is more than just drinking water. Here are a few essential hydration tips for seniors. Why Are Seniors at Risk for Dehydration? As we age, our ability to regulate our thirst and hunger change. This means that seniors are less likely to notice that they…
Catheters & Urinary Accessories: A Beginner’s Guide
If your doctor has suggested catheterization, there are many options available, including urinary accessories. To make the choices clear, read below for our guide to catheters and urinary accessories. Types of Catheters You can find several different types of catheters. Your doctor or another member of your healthcare team might recommend a specific type of catheter that works best for you: Intermittent Urinary Catheters: Many healthcare…
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Caregiver Dehydration Tips and Solutions
Our body is more than fifty percent water, so it is always important to stay properly hydrated. Good hydration, however, is more than just drinking water. Here are…
Catheters & Urinary Accessories: A Beginner’s Guide
If your doctor has suggested catheterization, there are many options available, including urinary accessories. To make the choices clear, read below for our guide to catheters and urinary…
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All About Untreated Diabetes
The CDC estimates that 25% of people who have diabetes remain undiagnosed, meaning many are unaware that they have the condition. This…
Pros and Cons: Breastfeeding vs Formula Feeding
The decision between breastfeeding and formula feeding is one of the most significant choices new parents face. Each method has its own…
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Improve Your Pelvic Health
Your pelvis houses some pretty essential organs, including your intestines, urethra, bladder, rectum, and, for women, the vagina, cervix, and uterus. Unfortunately,…