Articles Concerning Mind and Body Wellness
Essays related to mind and body wellness.
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Many people have all sorts of ailments without the advantage of knowing someone with the same problems. I fill that void with articles published in Patient’s Lounge.
I've done extensive research to validate my discussions with credible information about the health conditions I've experienced.
In addition, some of my articles relate to mental health and well-being. They are published in YouMeMindBody, a niche site focused on healing the mind, body, and spirit.
Articles on This Topic
How I Avoided Shoulder Surgery for a Torn Rotator Cuff
I had a complete tear of the Supraspinatus Tendon of the rotator cuff. This injury can cause pain and limited mobility of the shoulder. I discovered that treatment doesn't always require surgery. Read my review to learn how I did it.
Example of How Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Can Be Misdiagnosed
After I had carpal tunnel surgery, I was diagnosed with herniated discs in my neck (Cervical Radiculopathy) which was the actual cause of my hand getting numb. Over 70% of patients receive an incorrect diagnosis.
The Correct Way to Remove Impacted Earwax That Worked for Me
This is a detailed step-by-step description of how I successfully removed impacted earwax at home with an over-the-counter earwax softener. Pictures included.
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Why Don’t I Recognize Faces of People I Know? Prosopagnosia
If you have difficulty remembering the faces of people you've met, this article will help you understand why. It’s a condition called prosopagnosia. I suffer from it, so I can share how to deal with it.
How I Avoided Dust-Mite Allergies With Microfiber Bedding
I successfully eliminated dust mites with microfiber sheets and pillowcases. I’ll explain where I bought them and why they work.
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Articles Related to Mind, Body, and Spirit
Why Your Life Turned Out as It Did and How to Change It
Has your life turned out differently than you intended? Do you wish you could get to where you originally dreamed of being? These observations should help.
How Taking a Walk Can Awaken Lost Childhood Memories
Recalling childhood memories can awaken lost feelings. It has the benefit of bringing attention to thoughts that influence how we conduct our adult lives.
Psychology of Holocaust Survivors and the Next Generation: A Personal Reflection
My parents survived the horrors of the Holocaust. In this article, I discuss how it emotionally affected them—as well as its impact on the next generation.
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Articles Related to Vision and Eye Health
Eye Health: My Experience With a Detached Vitreous
When I suddenly saw floaters and flashes of light, I learned I had Posterior Vitreous Detachment (PVD). I'll describe the symptoms and tell you what you need to know.
How My Eye Doctor Cured My Glaucoma With Laser Iridotomy
One day I suddenly lost my sight in my right eye for a brief moment. It turned out that I had glaucoma. My ophthalmologist performed this procedure to control the pressure in my eyes. I never needed to use glaucoma eye drops after that.
A Guide to the Three Types of Eye Doctors (Which Do You Need?)
Which eye care specialist do you need? Optician, Optometrist, or Ophthalmologist? This guide will help you choose the right one for your specific needs.
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Articles About Tinnitus
How I Learned to Manage My Tinnitus (Ringing in the Ears)
I learned that focusing my mind on anything helps me live with my tinnitus. This article aims to show you how I cope with the constant ringing in my ears so you can try the same methods.
Tinnitus Survey Results: 15 Possible Causes of Ears Ringing
This is an analysis of a survey conducted with tinnitus sufferers to determine possible causes of this condition that causes ringing in the ears.
Why Your Tinnitus Gets Worse Sometimes (What Causes It?)
The information in this article is a result of my research survey of tinnitus sufferers to determine possible causes and avoidance techniques.
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Articles About Medicare
Medicare’s Confusing Terms and Features Clearly Explained
With my background as a systems analyst, I thoroughly studied Medicare to understand all its options. So I'll clarify its confusing features with meticulously explicit details.
Is a Medicare Advantage Plan Right for You?
Medicare Part C is an Advantage Plan that completely replaces Original Medicare, usually with extra benefits. However, it’s not the best choice for everyone.
Learn the pros and cons to know if it's right for your needs.