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Why hire a nurse to write healthcare content for you?

Anyone can write, right? Not so fast. In the world of healthcare content writing, you want your audience to be able to connect with the content you are publishing. Who better than a nurse to write health-related material so that it is both reliable and relatable?

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MedReport Foundation: Understanding the Difference- Nasal Surgery: Rhinoplasty, Septoplasty, and Nasal Turbinate Reduction

Having trouble breathing through your nose? There could be many reasons for this, from facial trauma with structural damage, seasonal allergies causing inflammation, or a congenital anomaly that was never properly diagnosed or addressed. Primary care physicians may see the benefit of referring patients to an Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) doctor that specializes in treating disorders of the nose and upper airway if initial treatments for basic breathing issues won’t resolve them.

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MedReport Foundation: Why can’t I eat before I go under anesthesia?

They won’t know if I sneak a little snack, will they? Depending on what your procedure is, will determine the type of anesthesia you will need. The different types of anesthesia are general, sedation, regional, and local. With each type, there are a set of guidelines to keep you, the patient, safe. For more invasive surgeries and for this article, we will address general anesthesia. General anesthesia can be a blend of inhaled gases and IV-administered medications, the patient is fully “asleep” during the procedure. 

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