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ADHD: A Parenting Guide

When my son was a child, I knew he was different from the other kids. Jason refused to concentrate on a single game or project for more than a few minutes, and he had an abundance of energy that never ran out. As my son got older, his frustration grew as his school grades suffered and behavioral issues started. After seeing multiple doctors, psychologists, and family therapists, my son was eventually diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. When my son was diagnosed, there were few treatment options available. I decided to form my own education and nutrition plans to help my son succeed. I struggled through the years to help my son, and I am proud to say that Jason is now a pediatrician. I do not want you to struggle like I did, so I have provided an abundance of articles to help you parent a child with ADHD.

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3 Tips For Flying With A Child On A Medical Flight

Posted on July 25, 2018

Regardless of whether your child is the patient or passenger, if you are going to be flying on a medical flight with your child, you are going to want to make sure that you prepare properly for the flight to ensure your child's comfort and safety on the flight. Bring Your Child's Car Seat When you take your child on a flight, you want to keep them safe. One of the best ways to keep them safe is by bringing your child's car seat or booster seat with you on the flight. [Read More]

Three Ways To Make Your Outpatient Care Clinic More Like A Living Room

Posted on May 27, 2018

Outpatient services are for those who do not need to remain in the hospital but need to come in for medical testing or a medical services. These patients will not need to stay overnight but may be at the hospital for several hours. Some of these services include receiving an IV or getting medical treatment that requires a few hours of supervision. If you are running a medical outpatient care center you will need to make your facility as comfortable as possible for the day visitors. [Read More]

Want To Enlist In The Military But Had Childhood Asthma? Here's What You Need To Know

Posted on April 29, 2018

If you would like to enlist in the military but are concerned about having asthma when you were younger, you may be wondering if military service is possible. Before, having any history of asthma would have been disqualifying. Today, however, asthma is only a disqualifying medical condition if you have asthma after your 13th birthday. However, if you have had asthma after you turned 13 years of age, you may still be able to get a medical waiver. [Read More]

Botox Treatments May Be Right For You If You Suffer From Debilitating Migraines

Posted on March 26, 2018

If you suffer from debilitating migraines on a routine basis and over the counter and prescribed medications haven't effectively minimized the discomfort you have been experiencing, you may be considering botulinum toxin (Botox) injections to reduce pain. Learn more about the injections process and what you can expect as a result to determine if the injections are right for you. Learn About Treatments Botox treatments are non-invasive and will cause minimal discomfort as they are being administered. [Read More]