Insect stings and bites are an expected summertime nuisance, causing temporary discomfort and pain, but no serious or lasting health problems. However, they can cause infections that require treatment and allergic reactions that can be serious, even fatal.
Much like adults, children struggle with stress. Between too many commitments, conflicts with family members and even problems with their peers, stress can overwhelm them.
Stress. We’ve all felt it, and sometimes, we’ve been the source of it. Stress can be a positive force, motivating you to perform well in certain situations. But more often than not, like being stuck in rush hour traffic after a long day at work, it’s a negative force. Common, everyday challenges, such as meeting deadlines at work, paying bills and juggling children’s needs can elicit stress on your body.
As a parent, you are an important teacher of health care and health information for your child. Here are 11 recommendations to help you succeed at this important job.
You might not know that you snore at night, but those that sleep close to you sure do. While complaints about snoring are not always kind or well received, they shouldn’t be taken lightly.
Caring for an ill, aging, or disabled person can be a rewarding experience; however, informal caregivers often forget about the need to take care of themselves as well. Family or informal caregivers (caregivers who are not professionals) give free assistance with daily tasks like getting dressed or eating as well as transportation and grocery shopping. It can be overwhelming to take on the responsibility day in and day out, so it’s important to make sure you’re taking care of yourself as well.