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New Help For Crutch Users

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If you have been prescribed crutches, either for a short-term injury or a long-term gait problem, you may soon run into other issues. The design of the standard crutch can cause physical difficulties in addition to the mobility problems that you already have. If you have to use crutches in the future, look for the models that take the pressure off of your armpits. Crutch Injuries If you break your leg or have a long-term mobility issue, using crutches for an extended period can cause you some serious physical problems.…

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4 Advantages From Choosing In Home Wound Care Over Hospital Treatment

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While obviously not all wounds are stable enough to be treated with daily visits from a skilled nurse, many patients with surgical complications and diabetic ulcers can benefit from receiving treatment at home instead of in a hospital. In fact, it’s such a good fit for so many patients that over 30% of home care recipients are receiving wound care as at least part of their treatment. Discover how home wound treatments can give you better results, as long as the treatment plan is managed and approved by your doctor.…

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Planning To Stay Put? 4 Mobility Aids To Help Your Home Adapt To Your Changing Needs

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Aging can add a whole new dimension your life. Things that used to be simple become more difficult as you age. This is particularly true when it comes to navigating through your home. If you plan on aging in place, meaning you plan on staying in your present home for as long as possible, you’re going to need your home to adapt to your changing needs. Here are four steps you can take to make sure your home is prepared for you to age in place.…

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