W. Green

Walt Green is a registered nurse with years of experience in the field of orthopedics. As an orthopedic nurse, Walt Green has dealt with a variety of cases and injuries with their proper management measures. To share his knowledge to others, specifically on musculoskeletal injuries, Walt Green is also a contributor working part time as an online writer to various websites. Generally, he focuses on basic first aid care for musculoskeletal injuries as well as other health-related topics.

Broken nose

A broken nose involves a fracture in the bone or cartilage of the nose. The injury typically occurs due to some form of trauma or blow to the face. A broken nose oftentimes occurs along with other facial or neck injuries. Due to this, those who sustained a broken nose must be carefully assessed by […]

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Eyelid pain

Eyelid pain involves discomfort or soreness of the eyelids that cover and protect the eye. The exterior part of the eyelid is comprised of thin skin while the inside is lined with conjunctiva. Since the conjunctiva is abundant with blood vessels, it is prone to inflammation that results to pain and swelling. The borders of

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Dry mouth

Dry mouth syndrome is characterized as inadequate saliva in the mouth. It is usually an indication of an underlying health issue. There are various factors that can cause constant dry mouth including medical treatments, prescription medications and some autoimmune diseases such as Sjogren’s syndrome. Indications of dry mouth syndrome The usual symptoms include the following:

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Chilblains

Chilblains are described as patches of discolored, itchy, swollen skin brought about by a combination of poor circulation and cold weather. It is important to note that the toes are quite susceptible but other extremities are also at risk including the earlobes, fingers and the nose. Additional, wearing tight shoes is a contributing factor since

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What is anthrax?

Anthrax is a rare and potentially deadly bacterial disease. The infectious agent responsible is Bacillus anthracis which is a bacterium that is present in both wild and domesticated animals such as goats, cattle, sheep, deer and horses. It is important to note that the Bacillus anthracis bacteria produces spores that have durable shells that allow

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