Comments for Iflove Health - Medical Care Study on Longivity, Human Health and Life Sciences http://health.iflove.com Live happily and heathily. Iflove Health Care Center, just like a prairie of souls beyond horizon, is bringing a fresh air to your heart. In the sunny Spring, life is constantly making miracles. Though the world is wonderful, life is the only beauty Wed, 30 Dec 2009 13:10:00 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 Comment on Diabetes Symptoms Signs: A1C Blood Test Available for Diabetes Diagnosis by The poor diabetic http://health.iflove.com/diabetes-symptoms-signs-a1c-blood-test-diabetes-diagnosis/comment-page-1/#comment-2518 The poor diabetic Wed, 30 Dec 2009 13:10:00 +0000 http://health.iflove.com/?p=131#comment-2518 I think anything that helps people get tested for diabetes happens to be a good idea, diabetes is an epidemic and enforcing testing as a routine during physicals is one of the way we can catch the disease earlier and prevent expensive complications later I think anything that helps people get tested for diabetes happens to be a good idea, diabetes is an epidemic and enforcing testing as a routine during physicals is one of the way we can catch the disease earlier and prevent expensive complications later

]]> Comment on Sex time: desirable sex lasts between seven and 13 minutes on average by teri http://health.iflove.com/sex-intercourse-time-lasts/comment-page-1/#comment-2491 teri Sun, 13 Sep 2009 08:47:00 +0000 http://health.iflove.com/?p=93#comment-2491 I think that people can tell the difference between foreplay and actual penetration! I also think that while they are both important, it is not very good to "get all excited" and bothered, only to have < 1 min of penetration/intercourse! Why get all worked up just to NOT be satisfied? Men need to understand that a lot of women are left high and dry. Even if we have a clitoral climax before,we need (and enjoy) intercourse! It feels good! Ten minutes maybe, but not a 1-2 min tease! I think that people can tell the difference between foreplay and actual penetration! I also think that while they are both important, it is not very good to “get all excited” and bothered, only to have < 1 min of penetration/intercourse! Why get all worked up just to NOT be satisfied? Men need to understand that a lot of women are left high and dry. Even if we have a clitoral climax before,we need (and enjoy) intercourse! It feels good! Ten minutes maybe, but not a 1-2 min tease!

]]> Comment on Lasik eye surgery: Federal health advisers seek clearer warnings on Lasik eye surgery by TK http://health.iflove.com/lasik-eye-surgery-federal-health-advisers-warnings/comment-page-1/#comment-72 TK Sun, 27 Apr 2008 00:30:21 +0000 http://health.iflove.com/index.php/lasik-eye-surgery-federal-health-advisers-warnings/#comment-72 I had Lasik about five years ago, and didn't have any problems until the end of 2006, when I started seeing blurriness. I wasn't too concerned at the time, because the doctor who performed my surgery had a high success rate, and was considered one of the best surgeons in the area. I thought I just needed a touch-up and things should be fine. Turns out that I had ectasia - a LASIK-induced form of a preexisting corneal disease called keratoconus. Keratoconus causes the corneal tissue in your eye to start thinning out. It's hard to detect (out of all the specialists I saw, only one could point out where the problem might have originated). This condition began a nightmare of doctors visits, ongoing medical bills, and a major emotional toll on my life. Anyway, aside from the surgeon making a comment along the lines of "Your corneas are a little on the thin side, but it should be okay," I was never fully informed about the possible consequences (the internet wasn't as prevalent as it is now) and NEVER heard about this condition from any of the doctors that I went to to research Lasik I had Lasik about five years ago, and didn’t have any problems until the end of 2006, when I started seeing blurriness. I wasn’t too concerned at the time, because the doctor who performed my surgery had a high success rate, and was considered one of the best surgeons in the area. I thought I just needed a touch-up and things should be fine.

Turns out that I had ectasia – a LASIK-induced form of a preexisting corneal disease called keratoconus. Keratoconus causes the corneal tissue in your eye to start thinning out. It’s hard to detect (out of all the specialists I saw, only one could point out where the problem might have originated). This condition began a nightmare of doctors visits, ongoing medical bills, and a major emotional toll on my life.

Anyway, aside from the surgeon making a comment along the lines of “Your corneas are a little on the thin side, but it should be okay,” I was never fully informed about the possible consequences (the internet wasn’t as prevalent as it is now) and NEVER heard about this condition from any of the doctors that I went to to research Lasik

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