Are you sick and tired of having a flabby stomach? A tummy tuck may be just what you need. Although you’ll see amazing results, the surgical procedure often leaves patients with a visible scar. The scar will typically look its worst about 3 months after the surgery. At which point in time, you can expect the scar tissues to become red, thick, and raised. Here are 3 ways you can conceal and get rid of the scars.…
When you think of reasons for going into see your primary-care physician, you may think of things like a cold, a fever, an upset stomach, and so forth. While these things are very common and good reasons for going in to see your primary-care physician, there are also several other reasons to go in to visit a primary-care doctor, such as one at Rural Health Services Consortium Inc. One reason may be to receive a minor surgery.…
Pelvic organ prolapse is usually associated with physical trauma from having a child. The condition occurs as the pelvic organs, such as the bladder or the uterus, drop from their usual placement.
The repositioning of the organs causes discomfort as well as problems with waste elimination. If you suffer from pelvic prolapse, you may notice that your insides feel as though they are being pulled downward. Additionally, the weight of the displaced organs may incite a sense of heaviness within the pelvic girdle.…