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We are provides telemedicine services across the United States. Through DocMeet, both doctors and patients can connect for online consultations using DocMeet's innovative technology platform saving both parties time and expenses.
We parents know that not every scraped knee or sprained ankle is an emergency. But some injuries can become more serious if you aren't prepared to treat them at home. Knowing how to treat minor injuries can make a difference in how your child heals and how he or she feels. Consider taking a first aid class, if possible, and always seek medical attention if the injury or illness could be life-threatening. But for less serious scrapes, bumps and burns, your first aid kit comes in handy, and you ca
Family fitness helps the family bond while promoting a healthy lifestyle to your kids. The benefits of staying physically fit are many: reducing the risk for disease, creating a more positive outlook on life and promoting better sleep and weight control are just a few. Some parents understand the importance of getting the family to be more physically active but still find it challenging to get the kids off the couch. Sound like you? Does your family groan at the mere mention of exercise? If s
medication safert - bottles of pillsThe most important step to medication safety is to educate yourself about the specific drugs you and your family are taking and the conditions they are intended to treat. Medications are intended to make you better, but they can cause harm if they are used or stored improperly. Here are basic guidelines for keeping you and your family safe while using medications safely and effectively. Keep a list of all medications. Include all the medications (prescr
It's been six weeks and during your postpartum visit your health care professional cleared you for takeoff, uh, sex. But here's the thing: having someone else touch you after handling the baby all day is probably the last thing you want. Plus, you may still be sore down there, particularly if you tore during delivery. So don't rush. Instead: Explain how you feel to your partner and say that you need more time. Find other ways to be intimate. Ask for a massage or even a foot rub. Read
Don't worry. I'm not just going to sit here and tell you that if you just ate right and exercised more you'd lose weight and live happily ever after. Life just ain't that easy. What I am going to tell you is to stop worrying about your weight. That's right. Forget the scale, buy the clothes that feel comfortable, learn to love the body you have. As long as you start focusing on your health. Confused? Don't be. It's all part of what you've been hearing and reading about all over the place.
1. Give Yourself a Break It takes time. Even though it seems movie stars shed their post-pregnancy pounds in a week, in reality it doesn't happen that fast or easily. Your body has been through massive changes over the past nine months; don't expect it to be like your pre-baby self for a while. 2. Breastfeed If it's possible for you and your baby, breastfeeding makes it easier to lose those pregnancy pounds (you can burn up to 500 extra calories a day). 3. Get Moving Make sure to talk t
You probably had a long list of projects you planned to get done during your maternity leave. However, you now realize that you forgot one thing: This is not a vacation. Instead, it is a time to heal, to get to know your new baby and to learn how to be a mother. So forget everything except these three things. The healing part is very important. Your body has been through a massive change over the past nine months; don't expect to return to normal for a while. While our society considers women
In fifth and sixth grades, children are becoming more responsible for their own care—but they're not entirely there yet. It's important to still monitor their use of medicines, and reinforce that they should not take any medicines, including over-the-counter (OTC) medicines, without adult supervision. If your children need to take certain medicines regularly, you should continue to monitor use. Even children who take medicines daily may make errors in dose or dosing frequency. Medicine e
It is estimated that every year more than 500,000 parents and caregivers call poison control centers because a child got into medicine or was given the wrong dose of medicine. That's almost one call every minute of every day. And roughly 60,000 young children end up in emergency rooms every year because they get into medicines while their parent or caregiver wasn't looking, according to UpandAway.org. Here's what you can do to help keep children in your home safe from medicine misuse:
Accuracy is important when it comes to taking medicine or giving medicine to family members. When the recommended dose is not followed, medicines may not work the way they are meant to or may result in an overdose. In 2014, poison centers reported approximately 86,000 cases involving medication-dosing errors in children 12 years and younger, according to the American Association of Poison Control Centers. Here are some tips for taking medicines safely: Take time to read the label an
Meditation can have big health benefits. Sitting alone in a quiet room might give you more than a peaceful moment to yourself. That pause in your day could also help you reduce stress, ease anxiety, lower blood pressure, improve immune function or lift your mood. Such health changes may be possible through meditation, a centuries-old spiritual practice that's gaining attention in the 21st century for tangible, not mystical, reasons. Although science and spirit seem unlikely partners, Western
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