A root canal is a dental procedure that takes out infected pulp from a tooth. It is a common procedure and can alleviate your pain and help you avoid tooth extraction. However, it can be difficult to determine when you actually need a root canal.
Here are a few signs that you may require a root canal soon.
You Have Frequent Pain
Experiencing slight pain in a tooth every once in a blue moon might not be a huge deal.
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If you are experiencing weakness, numbness, or pain in your hand, you may suspect carpal tunnel syndrome. Carpal tunnel syndrome often occurs when the median nerve — the main nerve in your forearm — becomes compressed and irritated, often due to repetitious or strenuous tasks. You'll want to visit your doctor for a firm diagnosis of the issue. Read on to see why arthritis can sometimes be confused with carpal tunnel syndrome.
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Skin problems can be extremely uncomfortable and fairly embarrassing due to their high visibility. Atopic dermatitis is a fairly common problem that is popularly known as eczema. While this is a somewhat common condition for patients to experience, there are many misconceptions when it concerns the steps that these patients will be able to take to lessen these symptoms and to make this condition more manageable.
What Are The Symptoms Of Atopic Dermatitis?
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Neck pain is a very common medical condition. In most cases, neck pain results from muscle strain and should not cause alarm. However, severe neck pain may be a symptom of an underlying medical condition that requires emergency treatment. Below are the symptoms, causes, and treatment options for neck pain.
What Is Neck Pain?
Simply put, you have neck pain any time your neck hurts. Typically, the neck has bones, ligaments, and muscles that hold the head in position and facilitates motion.
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If you are over the age of 35 and are pregnant, then you are considered to be of advanced maternal age. While this does come with some additional risks and concerns, as long as you work closely with your doctor, you should be able to have a healthy pregnancy and address any issues as they come. However, pregnancy can also be a bit harder on your body, in a physical sense, when you're in your mid to late 30s.
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