It May Be Time To Consider Surgery When Osteoarthritis Interferes With Your Mobility

If you have osteoarthritis in your knee and your pain is getting so bad that it's difficult to bear weight and stay mobile, your doctor may send you to a knee surgery specialist to talk about a joint replacement. Here's why a joint replacement is sometimes necessary for advanced knee osteoarthritis and the surgical options. Why Knee Surgery May Be Necessary A healthy knee joint is cushioned by cartilage and lubricated with fluid so the bones glide over each other when you bend your knee. Read More 

3 FAQ About Ketamine

Ketamine is an anesthesia medication used for surgery. This injectable drug causes a partial or total loss of sensation. It also induces a feeling of calmness and relaxation. While this drug has only been approved by the FDA for anesthesia, it is currently being used to treat certain health conditions. If you want to know more about ketamine, here are the answers to three frequently asked questions about this drug. Read More 

3 Things To Look For In A Mobility Scooter

When it comes to buying a mobility scooter, you want to make sure you purchase one that will allow you to go about your everyday life with a little more ease. When looking for an electric scooter, there are a few factors you need to consider so you know what to look for. What Type of Terrain Will You Use It On? Different scooters are made to perform on different types of terrain, so it is important to know what type of terrain you will be using the scooter on before you invest in one. Read More 

Why Dementia Care Is Essential For Young Adults Who Develop This Health Problem

Raising a child to adulthood is a major challenge that often takes real skill and a focus on doing what is right for the child. Unfortunately, many parents may find that their adult child is showing signs of early dementia well before their senior years and aren't sure what to do. In this situation, parents need to seriously consider dementia care for the home. Doing so can help transform the adult's life — and their parents lives — for the better. Read More 

Tired Of Shaving Your Legs? Learn More About These 4 Hair Removal Treatments That Don’t Require A Razor

While shaving is a common method of removing leg hair, many people are tired of the routine. Shaving can lead to cuts, ingrown hairs and itchiness caused by skin irritation. The worst thing about shaving, however, is that it needs to be done frequently — shaving only removes the hair follicle, leaving the root free to continue growing. Shaving your legs every few days can quickly become a hassle. Thankfully, there are several ways you can remove hair from your legs without having to use a razor. Read More