With all of the back-to-school preparation, work stress, and kids’ activities, it’s time to enjoy a little play and relaxation as summer comes to a close. By the way, did you know that playtime is actually really good for your health? It’s proven to relieve stress, improve brain function, and stimulate creativity in both kids [...]
As summer break winds down, there are a few things you can do to get the school year off to a good start. Most children are naturally excited and nervous to begin a new year. Here are some things you can do to help them ease back to school anxiety and feel more confident about [...]
Your doctor informs you that the pain you’re feeling on your foot is caused by a bone spur, so she recommends that you have surgery. But you can’t afford to miss work for the surgery and recovery time. What options do you have to alleviate your painful foot bone so you can work? Can you [...]
Before the hectic school year begins again, it's the perfect time to remind families to continue eating meals together. For Family Meals Month in August, Hospitality Health ER highlights the importance of sharing meals. According to studies, eating together four or more times a week has many proven benefits. #1. Nutritional Health. Mealtimes give parents [...]
Is feeling a little blue after childbirth normal? Having a baby can throw everything off, including your body, diet, schedule, marriage, and life as a whole. So, it’s quite normal to feel a little down. But is postpartum depression curable? How? What is Postpartum Depression? Postpartum depression is a severe psychiatric disorder that starts within [...]
You recently brought a loved one to the ER for vomiting, bloating, and abdominal pain. The doctor mentioned a condition called gastroparesis. Never heard of it before? That’s because gastroparesis isn’t that common. Only 10 men and 40 women out of 100,000 people get it. It’s usually a side effect of an underlying disease or [...]
With temperatures hitting over 100 degrees in the summertime, Texans need to be well informed about staying hydrated. Dehydration and heat stroke can cause a number of symptoms like vomiting, seizures, kidney issues, and even shock. During more active days, a lack of fluids can impact your mental and physical performance. But how much fluid [...]
Flatulence, or intestinal gas, is a normal thing. But if you’re experiencing it way more often than you’re used to, it could make you worried and embarrassed at the same time. Although flatulence can be caused by an underlying medical condition, it's usually caused by the food you eat. Should I Be Worried About Flatulence? [...]
Peak hurricane season in the Gulf Coast is upon us. Although the season runs from June 1 through November 30 every year, the highest activity happens August through November. While the perils of tornadoes may be more immediately obvious, what exactly can hurricanes do to us? What are some types of injuries that hurricanes cause? [...]
Not everyone has to deal with painful menstrual cramps. But if you are one of the five to ten percent of women dealing with severe menstrual cramps, then you may be wondering why this happens to you. Dysmenorrhea, commonly known as period pain, is fairly common. But depending on what’s causing the pain, your doctor [...]
