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How do we come to know if a hair transplant is permanent or not?

11th September 2018 Hair Health, Health Solutions, Men's Health

Just like every permanent problem has a permanent solution, same way, every permanent hair loss, has to have a permanent solution. For, most people, hair transplant surgery conveys a fulfilling, long-term result. A well-experienced surgeon discusses each patients needs, wants, basically all the know-how of hair restoration surgery. Why choose Hair transplants? Let’s get to the basics first, let’s get to know hair transplants in a better way. Hair transplants are nothing but a process of curing baldness, it is done by transferring a person’s part of the hair to the area where there is scanty or no hair growth or those who have thin hair. Mostly the methods done for transplants are FUSS and FUE. Both procedures do not require the patients to be admitted to hospital. FUSS requires the surgeon to remove a band of scalp from the back area of the patient’s head, which is commonly called ‘donor area’. The hair which is remaining in the donor area covers the clips which are used for closing the slit and later one cover a thin injury once the scalp is healed. The strip is divided into many grafts, each of them has many or few hairs, post preparation […]

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How to Cope When Your Work Out and Exercising Routine Becomes a Chore

23rd August 2018 Men's Health

If you’ve recently found that you aren’t enjoying working out or exercising, as you have been used to doing so, it might just be time to take another approach and look at changing something in your lifestyle. Many men find that they go through phases in life whereby maintaining their fitness becomes more of a chore, rather than something they look forward to doing. However, as soon as you start to feel such issues arising, it pays to begin looking into ways of making a few changes as soon as you can, before further problems take hold. If you’re experiencing a bit of a slump at the moment, here are two simple ways to help you work through this and combat those negative feelings. Take Time Out to Address Your Current Overall Lifestyle Quite often, it’s not the actual work out or exercise routine that is the problem, but instead an underlying issue. Before you jump to any assumptions that your current methods and routines aren’t working for you, think about how your life is at this present moment in time. Is there a family issue you’re having to deal with or pressures at work which are making you anxious? […]

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5 Things You can do to Lead a Less Hectic, Stress-Free Life

16th August 2018 Healthy Living, Men's Health, Mental Health, Women's Health

We’re living in a world packed with stress and anxiety. It’s quite hard to function properly in today’s surroundings without being faced with a lot of stress and anxiety. From your home, where stress can build up around insignificant things, through traffic and your way to work, and all the way to the job you have. With so many stress-inducing things surrounding all of us, it’s perfectly normal for some of us to slip and fall from time to time. However, you must put in your best effort to fight that stress and anxiety. Everybody has their own way of dealing with hectic life situations, but there are some general principles that should help almost anyone. We did a bit of researching, and we’ve decided to make this short guide through some of the things that should help you deal with stress and anxiety. Keep in mind that these guidelines don’t offer a final solution to your problem, but they can help you find the best way to deal with it. So, without further ado, let’s jump to it. The Importance of Breathing You’ve probably heard this a hundred times, but proper breathing and right breathing techniques can really do […]

Knee Osteoarthritis: Prevalence, Risk, & Surgical Options

24th July 2018 Men's Health, Women's Health

Many individuals are unaware of the growing risk of knee osteoarthritis, but it is high time you learn more about this joint problem here. Medically, joints are vital for proper movement, body stability, and quality life. These joints are very functional to the extent that they adhere to various cases of injury, diseases, and accidents. Ideally, a joint may take time to indicate that there is something wrong inside it since it was made to withstand a lot of pressure and friction. What Are Joints & Specifically The Knee Joint? Humans, animals, and several species have joints and the common definition of a joint is where two or more bones meet. The joint is formed of fibrous connective tissue, plus cartilage. There are different types of joints categorized under ball-and-socket joints, synovial joints and so on. The joints are ally categorized depending on the level of movement they allow. When we talk about the knee joint, these are joints located on your legs. They are generally below your hip joint and it comprises of three main parts. These include; the femur (thigh bone), the tibia (the large shin bone), and the patella (Kneecap). The knee joint is enclosed by collateral […]

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7 Healthy Habits for Successful Aging

6th July 2018 Health Facts, Health Solutions, Healthy Living, Men's Health, Mental Health, Women's Health

When you think of yourself in your seventies, do you envision a sedentary individual, or the next Ernestine Shepherd breaking new records and conquering new heights? Hopefully, by the end of this article, you’ll find yourself inspired to make a few promises to yourself and take charge of your health as you greet your old age. Focus on prevention Various bodily functions start to slowly deteriorate as we age, and while this natural process cannot be entirely stopped, the least you can do is make sure you keep it all in check. Annual visits to your doctor for a routine checkup can help prevent various diseases and catch any issues early on for proper treatment. Your vision, hearing and dental health are particularly sensitive, while certain illnesses are known to wait for your senior years to appear, hence the need to monitor your overall health. Keep learning By mastering new skills, learning a new language, or taking part in generally challenging activities for your mind, you’ll help your body and mind ward off many issues of ageing. Don’t limit yourself to mental processes only, like puzzles or reading, but expand your views onto the realm of physical skills such […]

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