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Healthier Life-
Check your skin's health today.
Skin Health Checklist
If you answer yes to any of the following, contact your doctor to discuss.
Moles that are increasing in size.
Moles that have an irregular shape.
Moles that are uneven in color.
Moles or spots that are larger than the size of a pea.
Moles that have uneven color.
Mole areas that have itching, burning, or bleeding.
Moles that are tender to the touch or painful.
Source: Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
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Safer Life-
Are you wearing your mask the wrong way?
We all have the power to help decrease the spread of Coronavirus. And it starts with wearing your face mask the right way. Here's 14 tips to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
DO:
Completely cover your nose, mouth, and chin at all times.
DO:
Wear a mask that has two or more layers of breathable fabric.
DO NOT:
Wear your mask around your neck.
DO NOT:
Wear your mask around your arm/elbow.
DO NOT:
Wear your mask around your wrist.
DO NOT:
Wear your mask on your forehead.
DO NOT:
Wear a mask that fits loose--your mask should fit sung onto your face.
More Facts About Face Masks:
Do Not- Wear face masks that are made of vinyl and other materials that are not breathable.
Do Not- Put face masks on children under the age of two.
Needs More Research- Face shields are still being monitored to measure if they help prevent the spread of Coronavirus.
Needs More Research- Gaiters (the long neck masks) are still being monitored to measure if they help prevent the spread of Coronavirus.
DO:
Wear a mask with a nose wire if your eye glasses get foggy.
DO:
Wash your face mask with normal clothing detergent and use a high heat dryer to dry.
DO:
Wash your hands after removing your mask.
Source: Centers for Disease Control (CDC) As of 10.09.20
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Healthier Life-
Use these 6 tips for a better doctor's visit.
We're helping you to make managing your health easier with this guide to a more personal annual doctor's visit.
01
FAMILY health HISTORY
Does your doctor know your family's health history? It may be time to share this information because it helps them better monitor your overall health. You should revisit this topic with your doctor each year.
02
don't be shy
Your doctor has probably seen and heard it all... don't be afraid to tell your doctor what's really going on with your health. If your doctor becomes judgmental, find a new one!
03
medications
Have you been taking medications for more than a year? It may be time to discuss when you can be expected to come off the prescription. Most people do not ask this question, you should.
04
don't expect medication
Most health issues can be solved with lifestyle or diet changes. So if you can, ask your doctor to allow you time to make changes and come back for a check-in before you jump right into taking prescribed medicines.
05
EAT HOURS BEFORE
The foods we eat impacts test results like blood pressure, urine, etc., so consider eating a few hours before your appointment or eat after your appointment.
06
ALWAYS GET THESE 3 tests
Each annual appointment should include a minimum of three tests: urine, blood pressure, and blood. These three tests can help your doctor better monitor your health for many diseases.
Plan Heal Research Result-
98% of people who used these tips during their doctor's visit reported they felt more knowledgeable, 89% reported their doctors were more engaged.
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