UPPER RESPIRATORY DISEASE AND YOUR CAT....
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Helpful BuckeyePosted
Mon 16 Nov 2009 10:03pm
Media coverage and conversation just can't seem to get away from the "flu"...both the annual influenzas and H1N1 (Swine Flu). We are presented with a barrage of information, ranging from the availability of vaccines to mortality statistics to more crossovers of H1N1 from humans to cats and ferrets. Where will it end? Influenza viruses have been a ...
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Natural remedy for mouth ulcer
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Peter C.Posted
Thu 23 Oct 2008 6:33pm
Try applying salt unto the mouth ulcer. It will be very painful for a while, but it should speed healing. My mouth ulcers used to last week, but after applying salt, it begins healing the very next day.
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I have a mouth Ulcer.. ouch!
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Natalie K.Posted
Wed 23 Jun 2010 12:00am
There I said it. I have a mouth Ulcer. Its not a regular thing for me but whenever I hurt the inside of my mouth, the healing process almost always ends up disrupted and end result – it gets infected.
I know at the moment, Im doing a lot. I have a lot on my plate but I love life that way! I admit however, I haven’t had any spinal care in ...
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COMMON POISONS AND YOUR PETS
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Helpful BuckeyePosted
Fri 07 Aug 2009 12:12pm
Now that summer has arrived for the whole country, your pets will be having more opportunities for exposure to poisonous substances, some outdoors and some indoors. Even though a lot of poisonings can be treated if caught early enough, it is still much better for your pets if they NEVER have the chance to be exposed. The ASPCA has been a longt ...
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A rock and a hard place
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NinjamedicPosted
Tue 17 Nov 2009 10:02pm
Well, now….this is about a bitch.
I have Bells Palsy. The standard treatment for Bells is acyclovir and prednisone. I can't tolerate prednisone orally, I have an ulcer and one dose of the oral stuff over the weekend set me off into belly pain hell. I have been given a choice: either take the oral stuff, increase the nexium I take from on ...
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A rock and a hard place
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NinjamedicPosted
Tue 17 Nov 2009 10:02pm
Well, now….this is about a bitch.
I have Bells Palsy. The standard treatment for Bells is acyclovir and prednisone. I can't tolerate prednisone orally, I have an ulcer and one dose of the oral stuff over the weekend set me off into belly pain hell. I have been given a choice: either take the oral stuff, increase the nexium I take from ...
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Are you living with HIV? 20,000 Britons don't know they are
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Dave WPosted
Thu 22 Sep 2011 5:33am
HIV continues to be one of the most important communicable diseases in the UK. It is an infectionInvasion by organisms that may be harmful, for example bacteria or parasites. that is associated with serious illness and death, high cost of treatment and high numbers of potential ...
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Historical Dental Trivia from Your Cupertino Dentist
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Randall LaFromPosted
Thu 22 Mar 2012 10:54am
Interestingly, the history of oral care dates back to ancient times. When we compare oral hygiene techniques from years’ past, we tend to appreciate how far modern dentistry has come. Although our methods for treating oral health problems have changed over the centuries, the presence of oral disease is as old as human history. For example, Cr ...
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Winners!
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BrookePosted
Thu 26 Apr 2012 10:12pm
Over the weekend my friend Allison and I headed to UGA’s campus in Athens, GA to participate in The American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life .
For those of you that are unfamiliar with RFL, here is the description from their website:
“Relay For Life is a life-changing event that gives everyone in communities across the ...
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Behcet’s Disease: Another Person’s Story
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animekidPosted
Thu 26 Aug 2010 12:00am
Evening everyone.
As I’m trying to get things done as far as getting help with doing a fundraiser for CSS, and having to do some overtime on the job over the past few days and a whole lot of other things of a personal nature I have not really been able ...
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