When you have an eating disorder, it can lead to other serious health issues. This is why you want to seek treatment as soon as you admit you have a problem to avoid worsening of other health issues that can be life-threatening. If you are at risk of your health failing due to your eating disorder, then your doctor may feel it is best for you to be hospitalized where you can be properly cared for and monitored.
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If you are having intense headaches that are affecting your work and daily tasks, you may be suffering from migraines. Besides causing severe pain, migraines, can make you nauseous, sensitive to sound and light, and cause vision changes. Read on to learn more about what causes migraines and how IV therapy treatment could alleviate your symptoms.
What Causes Migraines?
Migraines can be caused by several things. If you have family members that suffer from them, then you may have a genetic predisposition to them.
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It is a sad fact that many people in our country are struggling with obesity and the health problems it causes. For many, this struggle has involved failing at a long list of different diets over several years only to gain back the weight they lost plus more. Dieting is not just a change in the way you eat, but a total lifestyle change. It is not easy, but combining a sensible diet with weight loss surgery has given many people a whole new lease on life.
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If you have food allergies, then your symptoms may include nasal congestion, skin rashes, swollen lips and tongue, airway obstruction, sneezing, and runny nose. These responses are caused by high levels of histamine in your bloodstream caused by an allergen. While you may need to have immunotherapy injections on a regular basis to relieve your symptoms, your physician specializing in food allergy treatment services may recommend the following interventions to help minimize your allergic reactions.
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An issue many parents bring their parents to a clinic for is ankyloglossia, which you have probably heard referred to as tongue-tie. This condition occurs when an extra piece of tissue holds the tip of the tongue close to the bottom of the mouth. This piece of tissue, which is also known as the lingual frenulum, can cause a lot of problems for a child. Not only does it influence the way a child speaks, but it also prevents them from eating and swallowing correctly.
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