Easing Minor Side Effects After Your COVID-19 Vaccine

COVID-19 vaccines are quite effective at preventing severe illness and death from the novel coronavirus. However, many people do experience minor, flu-like side effects for a day or so after they receive their vaccine. There's no reason to be alarmed by these side effects as they are entirely normal and just mean your immune system is functioning properly. However, you may want to take the following steps to minimize your discomfort and help yourself feel better. [Read More]

Tips To Keep In Mind If You Want To Try Hypnosis As A Form Of Therapy Or Treatment

Do you have a mental hang-up over something that happened in your past? Do you have chronic pain that pain killers and massage and other traditional treatments won't alleviate? One alternative form of treatment that is growing in popularity for both mental and physical ailments is hypnotherapy. Being placed under hypnosis might not be for everyone though, and it's understandable if you have some questions about what exactly this type of treatment entails. [Read More]

4 Main Things to Expect When You Visit the Doctor's Office

It is estimated that 84.9% of US adults visit a doctor every year. A doctor's office visit can be an anxiety-inducing event. Doctors are often busy, and it's hard to know what you should expect when you arrive at the office for your appointment. To help ease some of that anxiety, here is a list of four things you should expect when visiting a doctor's office for the first time. [Read More]

5 Reasons to Take Your Child to See a Pediatrician

Pediatricians are medical professionals who specialize in diagnosing and treating illnesses and conditions in children. Just like adults, children need to go to the doctor's office sometimes to feel better. It is important to know when it is necessary for your child to see a pediatrician.  Here are a few reasons to take your child to see a pediatrician. Assess Development It is important to have a pediatrician assess your child's physical and mental development annually. [Read More]