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What happens to your body after a parathyroidectomy?
If you are considering parathyroid surgery, you likely have many questions – including what to expect after the procedure: “How will my body change after my parathyroid glands are removed? What does recovery from a parathyroidectomy look like?” The good news is that parathyroidectomy is a safe procedure and has positive outcomes. But it’simportant to know what to expect immediately following parathyroid gland removal […]
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Answering 6 Questions You May Have About C-Sections
Expecting a new addition to your family is an exciting time. You may be setting up a nursery, choosing a going‑home outfit, installing a car seat, or thinking ahead to labor and delivery. One topic many expectant parents have questions about is cesarean delivery, commonly called a C‑section. Even if you’re planning a vaginal birth, understanding what […]
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What can I expect after thyroid surgery?
Thyroid surgery, also known as a thyroidectomy, involves removing part or all of the thyroid gland due to nodules, cancer or other thyroid disorders. It’s important to know what to expect afterward, so you know how to best care for your body while recovering. The thyroid gland is a part of the body’s endocrine system. It’s small, shaped like a […]
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Obstructive sleep apnea
Is obstructive sleep apnea why I’m always tired? “Dad, wake up, you’re missing the movie!” As a child, we had movie night on the weekends. Every time we’d start a movie, my dad would always fall asleep within the first ten minutes. For years, we thought my dad just didn’t like movies until we found […]
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