Corns and calluses are common foot ailments that can cause pain and discomfort when walking or participating in everyday activities. There's not a lot of difference between the two except location: A callus is thickened skin on the bottom of the foot, while a corn is usually located at the top or end of a toe. You'll usually see them come up at pressure points. The good news is that your podiatrist can quickly and easy remove these in his or her office. [Read More]

Glasses aren't just a necessary vision aid, they can become a wonderful accessory item that highlights your eyes and draws attention to some of your best facial features. Finding the right glasses is easier if you already know what to look for. Find Your Face Shape Your face will fall into one of seven basic shapes. Determining which one is the first step toward picking out the right frame. Round faces have no angles and are similar in length and width. [Read More]

If you wear prescription eyeglasses you know they have a big impact on your appearance. In some retail stores, non-prescription glasses are sold as fashion accessories. You have the real thing, and should use your glasses to accentuate your facial features and your personal style. Here are some tips on making the most of your glasses as a fashion accessory. Buy Glasses That Accentuate Your Face Shape. One of the most important things you can consider when buying a new pair of frames is how they will compliment your face. [Read More]

Early on in a mother's pregnancy, her obstetrician will perform a variety of blood tests. Two things that the obstetrician will determine during these tests are the mother's blood type and whether her blood is positive or negative.  Blood Type And Rh System Type During the first visit, the obstetrician will likely determine the patient's blood type based on the ABO blood type system and Rh system. The ABO blood type test will reveal whether the mother has type A, type B, type AB, or type O blood. [Read More]