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Impacted wisdom teeth refer to the third molars that are situated at the back of the mouth and do not have enough space to grow normally. Wisdom teeth emerge in adults and are the last teeth to come out. In most cases, four wisdom teeth emerge at the back of the mouth, one in each […]
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Motor vehicular crashes, accidents, direct blows, fall from heights, physical assaults and sports injuries are the most common causes of spinal related injuries. Moreover, victims with significant injuries to the head can also acquire spinal injuries due to the close proximity of the head to the cervical spine. It is very important for a possible
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A broken ankle or broken foot is a very common injury that can occur due to falls, car accidents and overuse. The severity of a broken ankle or foot often varies. Fractures may range from micro cracks in the affected bone to complete breakage of the bones that may even tear through your skin. Treatment
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Common cold in babies occurs due to a viral infection of the upper respiratory tract (the baby’s throat and nose). The primary signs of common cold in babies include runny nose and nasal congestion. Babies are especially prone to common cold, one major reason being that they are usually around children of older ages who
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