Skin cancer is the most common cancer affecting Americans in the modern age. Although it boasts a 99-percent success rate, the Moh’s surgery procedure used to remove cancerous cells can leave behind scars. Since most skin cancer occurs in the face, neck, and other visible areas, it is understandable that people undergoing this procedure would want to minimize the risk of scarring or reduce the appearance of scars that may form.…
Normally, people expect anemia to be associated with women who are pregnant or with adults who have other related health conditions. Many parents do not anticipate threat their own young child could develop anemia, and symptoms can therefore go untreated for a long time. Here are the signs of anemia in toddlers, what causes them, and what can be done to help treat the condition.
Causes of Anemia in Toddlers…
Hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, affects about 70 million American adults and often does not come with any warning signs. When your blood pressure rises too high for an extended period of time, it can lead to serious consequences, like heart attacks, stroke, aneurysms, and weakened blood vessels in your kidneys. Your likelihood of getting diagnosed with this condition increases if you are overweight, smoke tobacco, consume too much sodium, or drink too much alcohol.…