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Substance Abuse and Traumatic Brain Injury
Substance abuse can lead to a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). And having a TBI can lead to substance abuse, even if you haven't had a problem with substance abuse in the past. Here's what you need to know.
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Caring for a Loved One With a Traumatic Brain Injury
If you have a loved one with a traumatic brain injury, it is important to learn as much as you can about the condition so you can take an active role in caregiving.
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Treating Hepatitis C: Medicine
Hepatitis C is treated with antiviral medicines. In many cases, the medicines can cure hepatitis C.
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Discharge Instructions: Caring for Your Transcyte Dressing
A Transcyte dressing covers a second- or third-degree burn. Read on to learn how to care for this type of dressing.
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Women and Heart Disease: What Women Need to Know
Women may be surprised to learn heart disease is the biggest threat to their health--even more so than breast cancer. And the same factors that put women at risk of a heart attack also increase their chances of stroke and other health problems. If your heart's in trouble, your body may send you warning signs. It's up to you to notice these and talk to your healthcare provider about them.
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Pendulum Exercise for Use With Shoulder Repair Surgeries
Follow these step-by-step instructions for the pendulum exercise. This stretching exercise for your shoulder can improve flexibility, increase range of motion, and reduce pain.
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Understanding Leg Amputation: Surgery for a Medical Condition
This surgery removes part or all your leg. It is done because tissue in the leg is diseased and can't be healed. Or it may be needed to prevent the disease from spreading farther into your body. The goal of the surgery is to restore your ability to function. This is because removing the diseased part of your leg can improve your total health.
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For Caregivers: Regaining Movement After Stroke
After a stroke, a person may have trouble using all or part of the body. Improving posture, range of motion, and strength are early goals.
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For Caregivers: Self-Care After Stroke
After a stroke, people can regain a sense of power by helping to take care of themselves. Many can learn ways to manage a lack of bowel and bladder control. And using impaired arms and legs to bathe and dress helps regain muscle strength. In fact, daily use of affected hands often helps bring back function.
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