Doctors often use computerized tomography (CT) scans and magnetic resonance imaging (MRIs) to diagnose internal problems with the body. If your doctor is considering either of these tests (or both), you may want to know what the differences are. Here are two key differences between these two common types of tests. Their Uses While both types of scans are used to see the internal parts of the body, each is used for different purposes.…
Read More »Asthma sufferers know all too well the feeling of panic when their airways constrict and breathing becomes difficult. Studies have found that alternative therapies, while not a replacement for conventional medications, can help prevent and lessen the number of acute asthma attacks in many patients. Yoga In the practice of yoga, breathing is extremely important. Certain poses also help to open your airways and relax your lungs. Studies show that practicing yoga reduces the frequency and severity of acute attacks and reduces the amount of medication needed.…
Read More »While breastfeeding works like a dream for many women, others struggle even with natural breasts. Throwing breast augmentation into the mix may raise some concern for expectant mothers who are considering breastfeeding. If you are wondering about your own chances of breastfeeding with implants, it may be time to ask some of these questions. Will the size and shape of my breasts change after pregnancy and breastfeeding? This is not really something a doctor can predict, but cosmetic surgeons do stress that women with smaller breasts tend to see fewer changes in their shape.…
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