Thanks giving is giving thanks every day. This in itself a great way to appreciate your health. Keep your personal banks filled with thanks. Do good for your health all the time. Be thankful and
show it in your health. Best health!
martes, 26 de noviembre de 2019
Doctor Availability Less Available?
As a potential primary care physician shortage may be approaching, it has become more difficult to get timely appointments. If you have insurance, they must be in network to avoid extra cost beyond your insurance coverage. Many physicians also have limited visiting hours unlike days of old when they made themselves more available to patients.
Be aware of reasons doctors may be selective about their patient choices. This may include:
- too many patients per doctor
- cash only
- limited to certain insurance or Medicare, Medicaid only
- gender preference
- age limits like over fifty
- too many chronic conditions
You must seek out doctors you feel are best for you. Even if it means seeing several in the same specialty before you get the right one. Doctor shopping is becoming more popular as the healthcare landscape keeps changing. The Internet makes it easier to do, but the telephone can make it more personable. Talking to someone can give you more information to add to your research. Word of mouth is still a good way to find doctors. Seek out the best doctors and you will find great available healthcare personalized for you. Best health!
miércoles, 13 de noviembre de 2019
Morning Hypertension Tension
Tension in the morning can be stressful. Hypertension may be contibuting to this. It may cause symptoms often associated with starting a new day and all you have to do. This should be less stressful than many choose to make it. Normal blood pressure at this time of day is associated with better health and less comorbidity.
Hypertension in the morning may start as early awakening, anxiety. headache, chest discomfort, and general fatigue. Studies have shown heart attacks are more likely to occur this time. High blood pressure in the morning should be recognized. Many times it is associated with normal blood presuure for most of the waking hours without symptoms.
Treatment must be specific for each person. It is good to begin with simple common sense things like restful sleep, healthy diet, and exercise. Meditation, yoga, and prayer are beneficial as well as easy to do upon waking up. Reading books and watching instructional videos is an easy, inexpensive way to learn. As these are made routine, stress reduction is also enhanced.
Maintaining a healthy weight and BMI are important as well. Foods specific for cardiac health like beans, greens, and grains are very beneficial. Lack of response to these may indicate a need for medication especially if blood pressure is elevated more than four hours upon and after awakening. Specific herbs and supplements may also be added.
Home blood pressure checks remain beneficial for keeping track of daily blood pressure measurements. A record of these should be kept along with notes on present activity and treatment. After two weeks or sooner, you will be able to see patterns, and what is working. Continue your hypertenson diary for at least three months or longer. It will become apparent what you can do to keep a normal blood pressure without symptoms and hypertension tension. Best health!
sábado, 9 de noviembre de 2019
Save Money On Your Health
Saving money
is healthy and good way to promote good health and wellness. Health prices are escalating
more rapidly than prices of other services right now. There are some things you can do to help
avert financial stress. This can include:
· Shop around for best care and
prices. Your insurance company may cover
a diagnostic test with partial payment. This may be higher than the actual
charge if you pay yourself. Call places
in your area that offer the same test to check for prices that are cheaper and
fit your budget. If your health
insurance deductible is a hefty $6,000 or more, this may fail to be
attained. Paying out of pocket may come
out less expensive than $6,000.
· Cook at home. Home cooked meals are healthier and cheaper. You can get more meals from unprepared and
uncooked grocery items. The average cost
of one restaurant meal without drinks is about $30. The grocery equivalent would be two or more
good, healthy meals cooked to your taste and perfection.
· Use cheaper non-prescription
medication. There are many over the
counter medication that can do the same as more expensive, newer drugs. Many of these were prescription medication at
one time. They may be safer as well
since they have been in use for a longer time, and been proven effective.
· Exercise at home. Create your own exercise plan. Use exercises you learned in school physical
education classes. Simple stretching,
arm rolls, jumping jacks, deep knee bends, sit-ups, and more. Walking and running on land or in the pool
are good aerobic activities. Exercise
can also be done in bed and in a chair.
· Read more. The cost to read is better health, more
knowledge, and more information of your choice.
The actual cost of reading material can be as free as you make it using the
library and Internet.
· Develop a home entertainment
program. Your choices of your interests
have proven to be healthier. There is less
stress over programs and their content. If
it must include television, make your own library with your preferred DVDs and
TV sticks that attach to the television.
This works on your schedule. It is free of thoughtless commercial time, unpleasant images, and loud opinions that take away from a program’s content. Cutting the cable cord can be healthy and good for wellness as well as a big money
saver.
· Take more staycation. Vacations at home and nearer to home can be
much healthier, cheaper, and less stressful.
· Try to buy mainly that which is
necessary leaving the desired for another time when extra money is
available. Reward yourself every now and
then, but stay within your means.
· Save consistently.
For more
ways to save money check out “10 Money Saving Medical Tips” http://bit.ly/1Gt4f8I . Best health!
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