There's a lot of bad advice out there regarding acne -- the unsightly skin condition that's complicating your child's teenage years. And you can bet that your teen has his or her antenna tuned in to all of it, including the fake cures and bizarre diets that are rumored to eliminate it. Before you stumble across your teen rubbing aspirin across his or her face, find out the facts behind those common acne myths:
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If you've been diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia, there's no doubt your teeth could use some dental work. The excruciating pain in your jaw and cheek can make it difficult for you to take care of your teeth. You may even have had some teeth unnecessarily extracted during your quest to find what caused the pain before your diagnosis of trigeminal neuralgia. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to improve your smile even while suffering from trigeminal neuralgia.
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When the time comes for your child to start kindergarten, you may find yourself wondering if he or she is really ready. The transition from day care or preschool into kindergarten can be an overwhelming one. Particularly if this is your first child, it can be tough to know for sure what skills your little one really needs. Luckily, with the help of your pediatrician, and some understanding of the core readiness cues, you can determine whether or not your child is ready to make the transition.
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Experts estimate that around 1.6 million Americans suffer from inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) like ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease. These conditions cause several chronic side effects that can make everyday life harder, so it's important to consider different treatment options that can help ease the symptoms. Find out how these diseases affect the body, and learn more about the benefits that deep tissue massage can offer.
How IBD affects the body
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One of the most difficult things for a parent to experience is the sight of their child in pain. It's bad enough when your child's pain is temporary and minor, caused by something as simple and treatable as an ear infection or a sprained wrist. But when your child has a serious illness that causes pain on an ongoing basis, you can be left feeling helpless, overwhelmed, and unsure how to help your child cope.
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