Time to get a yeast infection cure

Posted on 29th | Posted by admin in Health

It can be tiring to
deal with yeast infection symptoms all the time. Some remedies work for a little
while, other remedies work for quite a while, and yet others don’t work at all.

Medication can only be
a yeast infection cure for to a limited extent. First of all, because the
Candida fungi that creates the yeast infection develops a resistance to drugs.
This will either result in ever increasing doses of medication, which involves
increasingly affecting secondary effects on your body, or in the constant
exchange of medication, which also means more chemicals into your body.
Moreover, given enough time, the yeast infection will eventually develop
resistance to all medications that have been used against it.

Asthma and Sleepovers

Posted on 10th | Posted by admin in Health

Jasmine was doing well when she was invited to sleep over at her friend Katelynn’s home. Jasmine’s mother didn’t know that Katelynn had a dog and a cat. At the time of the sleep over, Jasmine’s asthma was under good control. She was doing so well, in fact, that her mom forgot to tell Katelynn’s parents about her asthma and her allergy to dogs and cats.

Soon after arriving at Katelynn’s, Jasmine developed a stuffed up, runny nose and began sneezing. With three other children visiting for the evening, Katelynn’s mother didn’t think much about it. She noticed that Jasmine was sneezing quite a bit, but she knew that several school friends had been passing colds around that week.

National Survey Reveals Nurses Concern About Injectable Medication Errors

Posted on 16th | Posted by admin in Health and Fitness

The results of a new national study should come as no surprise to any seasoned nurse or healthcare worker. The study has found out that a great majority of the injectable medication errors arise from mislabeling of the safety syringes used in hospitals and medical facilities.

The study which surveyed 1,039 nurses across the nation was conducted by The American Nurses Association (ANA) and sponsored by ANA and Inviro Medical Devices, a company that caters to the $1.6 billion safety syringe market.