The last two SharePosts I wrote focused on alternative and complementary treatments for incontinence. This SharePost will be my last in this series, and will focus on some specific types of complementary treatments for incontinence. There are several alternative therapies that many people have found successful in treating their incontinence, including acupuncture, herbal medicine and dietary changes, homeopathy, and Tai Chi and Qi Gong.
Acupuncture is a Chinese healing method that involves a...
The best herbal tea is more a matter of personal preference than the other stuff that we put in our mouths. Unlike food and other drinks... Read more »
“Nothing is working!” That’s a phrase I hear all too often in this line of work. While there are a lot of treatments out there for... Read more »
I’m not a doctor (nor a nurse or any other kind of medical professional for that matter), and until I started communicating with doctors... Read more »
I’m currently fostering an abandoned newborn kitten. She’s adorable, but the midnight feedings are taking their toll on me. I’m not... Read more »
A great many people choose some form of herbal remedy as a calming or reviving supplement. In this Sharepost I'm focusing on just seven of... Read more »
Researchers have found that mate tea boosts the activity of an enzyme that raises good cholesterol while lowering bad cholesterol. Now scientists... Read more »
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Non-Drug Treatments and Lifestyle ChangesThere are several ways to prevent migraine attacks. You should first try a healthy diet, the right amount of... Read more »
Acupuncture Acupuncture has been shown to provide relief for several medical conditions, including overactive bladder. Studies indicate that acupuncture for bladder control can improve bladder capacity and reduce the urgency and frequency of...
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