Saturday, May 18, 2013
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1. Living With Chronic Pain
[DIET&FITNESS]
By Janice Feuerhelm Chronic pain affects millions of people worldwide. Chronic pain is different than acute pain. Chronic pain is pain that continues long after the original cause. Chronic pain also has a psychological component that affects every area of one's life. The challenge of living with chronic... Read More
By Janice Feuerhelm Chronic pain affects millions of people worldwide. Chronic pain is different than acute pain. Chronic pain is pain that continues long after the original cause. Chronic pain also has a psychological component that affects every area of one's life. The challenge of living with chronic... Read More
2. Are Growing Pains a Pain for Your Child?
[MOMS]
It may sound like a myth, or just an '80s sitcom. But growing pains are no laughing matter to the kids who experience them and know that they're real. If you've ever noticed that your child seems to grow those long, gangly limbs seemingly overnight, then you're not alone. {relatedarticles}Children can experience pain when their muscles and tendons don't keep pace with their growing bones, resulting in pain and cramping. It's important to... Read More
It may sound like a myth, or just an '80s sitcom. But growing pains are no laughing matter to the kids who experience them and know that they're real. If you've ever noticed that your child seems to grow those long, gangly limbs seemingly overnight, then you're not alone. {relatedarticles}Children can experience pain when their muscles and tendons don't keep pace with their growing bones, resulting in pain and cramping. It's important to... Read More
3. The Long and Short on Kids' Height
[MOMS]
Tall, short or in between - parents can worry excessively about how their child is growing, and it starts during those first newborn checkups. Pediatricians will expect babies to grow consistently according to the height and weight chart, checking to be sure the two are roughly in the same percentile. The doctor should, however, take into account genetics. If there is a great divide - height in the 90 th percentile and weight... Read More
Tall, short or in between - parents can worry excessively about how their child is growing, and it starts during those first newborn checkups. Pediatricians will expect babies to grow consistently according to the height and weight chart, checking to be sure the two are roughly in the same percentile. The doctor should, however, take into account genetics. If there is a great divide - height in the 90 th percentile and weight... Read More
