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Wellness

Teenagers and Juul—What You Need to Know

2019-09-09T03:10:01-07:00April 29th, 2019|Health, Technology, Wellness|

While cigarette smoking for teenagers is at an all-time low, a new and addictive trend is skyrocketing with the youth—Juul. But what is Juul? Is it harmful? And why are middle and high schoolers so attracted to this form of e-cigarette? What is Juul? Juuls are e-cigarettes that use nicotine salts from leaf tobacco. Unlike other bulky vape pens, they come in very small, colorful [...]

Medicine for Constipation – Top 5 Things You Need To Know

2019-09-09T03:38:07-07:00March 10th, 2019|Baby Care, Wellness|

When it comes to potty training, children easily learn how to pee in the potty. But it's an entirely different story when it comes to poop. Some kids really hate the idea of pooping in the potty that they hold it in for as long as they could, which usually results in constipation. Constipation is no fun at all, especially in children. Is My Child [...]

Vitamins for Promoting the Immune System

2019-09-09T03:41:22-07:00March 5th, 2019|Wellness|

As a parent, you want to give only the best to your child and that includes their health. Young children are more susceptible to infections and diseases because their immune system is not yet fully developed. The best way you can protect them is by having them immunized and not to miss any of the recommended immunizations for them. Importance of Immunization Children die every [...]

Wearing Sunscreen…in the Spring?

2019-09-09T03:36:58-07:00March 1st, 2019|Wellness|

March has arrived, meaning local Arizona residents are looking forward to 70-80 degree weather. Spring doesn’t last long in Arizona, so locals will often cherish every moment of this short season before the inevitable heat waves come in. Family reunions, picnics, hiking—residents will take every chance to spend some time outside this month. And they’ll wrongly assume that because it’s not summer yet, they don’t [...]

Flu Shots are Recommended for All Patients 6-Months of Age and Older

2019-02-05T16:24:33-07:00February 25th, 2019|Shots, Wellness|

A little sniffle here. A little above temperature there. Sure, this happens to children and adult alike. Unfortunately, fever in children or just the common cold may turn out to be something more. The flu has been a cause of deaths to many. Fortunately, this is very preventable through vaccinations. It’s recommended that parents have their kids as young as six months get the shot. [...]

3 Home Remedies for the Flu

2019-09-09T03:43:45-07:00February 4th, 2019|Wellness|

It’s flu season, which is why it’s important that you and your family should get your flu shots. However, if the flu has already hit you or your loved ones, here are 3 home remedies to fight it off. Fluids Drinking fluids when you have the flu is recommended for multiple reasons. A common symptom associated with the flu with dehydration, especially if you’re vomiting [...]

What Immunizations do Arizona Schools Require?

2019-09-09T03:13:00-07:00January 24th, 2019|Health, Kids, Shots, Wellness|

An immunization is the process of making a person resistant to an infectious disease. Immunizations are done to keep the general public safe and healthy. They are especially important in school settings as children are in close proximity of one another for 8 hours a day. Small children, especially, are susceptible to illnesses and infections because their immune systems do not fully develop until they [...]

Cold and Flu Season: Does Your Child Have the Flu or the Cold?

2019-09-09T03:45:19-07:00January 1st, 2019|Health, Wellness|

It’s not often easy to tell a common cold from the flu in children. Here are a few tips to help you find out what you’re dealing with. Symptoms Both the flu and the cold are respiratory illnesses caused by viruses. They are contagious. However, they aren’t the same. Colds may often last for about seven to ten days while a flu may last for [...]

H1N1 and Fever Reducers

2019-09-09T03:48:56-07:00December 17th, 2018|Baby Care, Wellness|

Last year’s flu season was historic in its severity partially because of the subtypes of flu that were circulating and partly because last year’s vaccine was only 40% effective. The lack of effectiveness did not come close to the failures of the 2004 to 2005 season where the vaccine was only 10% effective, or the 2014 to 2015 season where the vaccine was only 19% [...]