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3 Unusual Causes for Neck and Spinal Pain

If you suffer from occasional bouts of neck and spinal pain, you've probably chalked the matter up to stress, overuse, carrying a heavy backpack or purse, or poor posture when working on your computer. While these are some of the most common causes, other less common causes may be to blame for your discomfort. Here are three unusual causes for your neck and spinal pain and what you can do about them. Read More 

Shoulder Pain and No Injury? What Can Cause This and What You Can Do About It

If you are having shoulder pain but have not been injured in any way, it may be hard to tell why you are hurting. There could be many things going on in your shoulder causing your pain. Below is some information about four of these things to give you some idea about where this pain may be coming from. Fibromyalgia If your pain is coming from the top of your shoulder, it could be due to fibromyalgia. Read More 

Husband Lost Interest In Sex? He Could Have Hypogonadism

If your husband has all of a sudden lost interest in sex, do not automatically think it is your fault. There are many physical reasons why this could be happening. One thing that can cause this is hypogonadism. Below is some information about this so your husband can get the help he needs. Hypogonadism If your husband has hypo, his sex glands, also known as gonads, are producing little or no sex hormones. Read More 

What You Need to Know About Dry Eye

Your eyes are one of the most important organs in your body. If you don't properly care for them, you could not only be in pain and discomfort but also lose one of your most vital senses, sight. This is why it is so important to learn how to care for problems with your eyes, like dry eye. Here are some things that you need to know about dry eye. Read More 

Respite Care In CBRFs For Children With Developmental Disorders: What You Need To Know

As a parent of a child with a developmental disorder, you probably face far more challenges and challenging behaviors than a parent with a developmentally typical child. As such, you may feel the need to seek out added supports, one of which may be respite care in CBRFs (Community-Based Residential Facilities) for children with developmental disabilities. That said, here are a few things you need to know before you attempt to secure these services for your child. Read More