Doctor Care

Doctor Care

hollie082019-02-04T15:37:00.000Z
I say all the time that food is my love language. Family member is sick? Bring them a meal+
New baby? Casserole. Family visiting? Take them out to a nice dinner. Anniversary? Cook H favorite meal. Dd is good at the eye doctor? Time for milksh
Peaches10272019-02-02T15:24:00.000Z
Well, it’s happening to my FIL. By IT, I mean his health has taken a terrible turn for the worst.
My husband just got back from visiting his parents in FL. My FIL is walking around the house in his own poop, spreading it all over the house, not ev
bella032019-01-31T11:10:00.000Z
I’ve been fighting a cold for days and it’s getting worse. I’ve been working and solo parentin
4 days bc DH has the shingles. It’s all on his face. He hasn’t slept in a week or so... so I haven’t slept either. Thank god they finally gave him str
Alyssa1282019-01-24T19:32:00.000Z
I'm not sure, because here you can choose +
to not vaccinate, and just have your doctor sign a waiver. But schools still ask for immunization records or the waiver if not vaccinated, same for pr
SkincareD2019-01-20T14:58:00.000Z
Thanks everyone! I've been reading about Home Care on WebMD, and I am using ichthammol drawing +++
Salve.. as was recommended by someone on the skin care board that is extremely knowledgeable, and keeping it covered right now. According to WebMD
SkincareD2019-01-20T09:56:00.000Z
Thinking about it, but read most heal/drain anyway..but worried bc I have a couple sepsis criteria++
I've been doing a lot of reading on it this morning, trying to decide if I should let it heal on its own, as it normally will in 2 weeks, or if I am
SkincareD2019-01-20T01:31:00.000Z
How do I handle a boil/Rison (painful red fluid-filled bump) in awkward place? ++
Edit- I have been looking at pictures of MRSA, and do not believe it is what I have. So.. I have never had one of these before, but I have a bump o
colapop1002019-01-11T21:07:00.000Z
i get this maybe a couple of times a year (so not often) but im sure in my case it is caused by +
water-lining too often/too many days in a row and/or from using certain pencils or crayons to do it. it can also be caused (for myself) by using oil
spmakeup822019-01-10T12:07:00.000Z
My primary care doctor gave me a prescription for retin-A then I used a coupon from
Goodrx prescriptions and basically got the Retin-A for a super low price, maybe $30. Can't remember but I was super pleased. I don't want to deal wi
Jamesie2019-01-06T09:27:00.000Z
It is absolutely normal, which is why derms will often prescribe an +
antibiotic (topical or oral) with a retinoid--their anti-inflammatory effects can help reduce that initial breakout. If you're not under the care of a