Living With Tendonitis

 In the first few weeks after your loved one returns home from a complete hip replacement, he or she will need around-the-clock care. Without the proper care, your loved one could suffer a complication, such as blood clots or dislocation of the artificial ball and socket. If you are responsible for overseeing your loved one's care after a hip replacement, here are some tips to use.   Prepare the Home

If the arthritis in your knee gives you so much pain that it interferes with your ability to work or go about your usual activities, then a total knee replacement could be the solution. Your doctor will probably try a variety of other treatments first, but if they don't relieve your pain, then putting in an artificial joint may be the best solution. If you decide to go through with the surgery, you should know what to expect during the recovery period so you can be prepared.

Having the sniffles is no fun, but most of the time you can chalk it up to a light cold or to seasonal allergies. Sometimes, however, your symptoms are too aggravated and too drawn out for you to only suspect a touch of a cold sometimes, those sniffles develop into a sinus infection. But if you've never really had a sinus infection before and/or you're on your own with the illness for the first time in your life, you probably don't know what to do to fix it or how to feel better.

During the summertime, getting enough natural light is not a problem at all. You can easily get enough by stepping outside for a few minutes. When wintertime hits, however, you may have problems getting needed light, which can result in a vitamin D deficiency and lowered productivity. You may also get a case of the blues. Even if you live in an area that has an extended winter season, you can get more light by using certain methods.

Getting surgery can be a major imposition on your life. One of the most important things you can do to make any surgery go better is to properly prepare for it. If you take the necessary measures before the surgery to make sure that you are prepared, the recovery can be much worse than it needs to be. Here are a couple things you should do to prepare for shoulder surgery.

Red spots on your facial skin can leave you embarrassed or self conscious. There are a number of reasons why you may have red spots or patches on your face. You may have had bad acne that left behind scarring, a skin condition such as psoriasis or rosacea, or you may simply have an uneven skin tone. If you have red on your face that you dislike, here are a couple at home options for reducing the redness.

For some people a dermatologist is perhaps an afterthought -- a medical professional that you know is around but don't give much thought to. If you ever suffered from extreme cases of acne in your teen years, you probably don't fall into that category. Seeing a dermatologist can be even more important as an adult, especially if you experience signs of these four medical issues. Psoriasis Sometimes thought of as a case of dry skin that doesn't go away, psoriasis is a sign that your immune system isn't working properly.