Food allergies in pets work like they do in humans. Sometimes the food you give them may be harmful as it may not work right on them. The reason is that their immune system is different from humans—their body shifts into defense mode leading the allergy symptoms to start.
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If you are consuming medications for any diseases, there may be times when you might look into the toilet after a bowel movement and see a tablet or pill partially digested.
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It is not a challenging task to dismiss fleas. Unlike ticks are famous for causing Lyme disease in pets, fleas do not seem all that threatening. Mostly, we see the tiny bloodsuckers as a nuisance for pets and us.
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In the US, every 23 seconds, a fire department responds to a fire somewhere in the nation. Although the number of fires and fire deaths has decreased significantly since the 1970s, few statistics are quite troubling.
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Women’s bodies go through so much, from hormonal ups and down to menopause and childbirth. Today, the fast-paced lifestyles only add more hurdles when discussing maintaining a healthy daily routine.
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The cost of keeping a pet is expensive, starting from food expenses to other supplies. There would also be times when it may incur you with enormous emergency medical care.
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With the right treatment, people can cure hepatitis C quite easily. However, antiviral treatment could be expensive, especially with little or no health insurance coverage.
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If you have rheumatoid arthritis (RA), you will likely see your rheumatologist regularly. Scheduled appointments allow you to give the opportunity. It monitors the disease progress, tracks flares, identifies triggers, and adjusts medications.
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Kidneys are the fist-sized organs at the bottom of your rib cage. It is present on both sides of your spine and performs several functions. Most importantly, it filters the waste products, excess water, and other impurities from the blood.
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Monkeypox is one rare infectious disease caused by the monkeypox virus. The virus is in the Orthopoxvirus genus. It also causes smallpox, but Monkeypox is less contagious and causes mild illness compared to smallpox.
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