Lane Health Blog

4 Stages of Menopause

November 5, 2021

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Extreme Heat

June 26, 2019

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Is it a Cold or Flu?

November 26, 2018

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5 Third Trimester To-Dos before Baby's Arrival

January 23, 2018

Preparing for a new baby, particularly a first baby, is can be both an exciting and overwhelming task. But, as you wash clothes and bottles, don’t let some other, very important tasks slip your mind. Read More

4 Signs a Wound Requires Additional Care

January 18, 2018

Everyone gets a wound or injury from time to time, and in the vast majority of cases, these wounds heal without incident. However, for some, such as those suffering from diabetes, proper healing of wounds becomes a tad bit trickier. Read More

3 Great Reasons to Donate Blood

January 15, 2018

Seeking out opportunities to help others is often easier said than done. Fortunately, there is always at least one good deed that nearly anyone can do at nearly any time that suits their schedule – blood donation. Read More

Baton Rouge Area Volunteer Opportunity: Bring Holiday Cheer with Lane Auxiliary

December 20, 2017

If you are looking for a way to give back this holiday season, Lane Auxiliary is a wonderful and rewarding program. Read More

Identifying 3 Main Types of Hearing Loss

December 14, 2017

The list of potential causes of hearing loss is about as wide and varied as the individuals who are impacted by it. Still, the condition can be broadly categorized into the three main forms. Read More

A Pediatrician's Quick Guide to Childhood Fevers

November 30, 2017

Every parent has to deal with some common ailments throughout the childhood years. There will be coughs, runny noses, bumps and scrapes, and, of course, fevers. Read More

Home Health Services Lessen Caregiver Stress

November 21, 2017

When you have a loved one who is homebound due to injury or illness, even the simplest of tasks can require thoughtful logistical planning. And, when your free time is no longer free, and your schedule so uncertain, it can be a source of immense stress. Read More

Detecting and Treating Common Gynecological Conditions

November 20, 2017

There are many potential gynecological conditions that can arise throughout a woman’s lifetime, and proper diagnosis and treatment is key to maintaining health. Read More

Exercise Safety and Diabetes: 5 Tips

November 17, 2017

Physical fitness is important for everyone, regardless of age, gender, or overall health. However, for those who have diabetes, remaining fit through regular activity is especially important. Follow these tips, and reap the full benefits of physical activity while also avoiding harm or injury. Read More

Beyond Hand Washing: 5 Tips to Keep Your Child Healthy This Winter

October 20, 2017

In an effort to keep your kids healthy, you’ve probably instructed them on the importance of regular hand washing and may even send them to school with hand sanitizer. And, while hand washing is the best way to avoid potential illness, there are still other preventative measures that help your child well. Read More

Stages of Social Development in Children: Ages 1 to 4

October 11, 2017

As your child gets older and begins to interact more with others, you may begin to wonder about the appropriate social skills that they should possess at a given age. Perhaps you feel as though some of their peers or more advanced, and you’re concerned about whether or not your own child is on pace. Or, maybe you just want to make sure you have all the information necessary to spot a problem early. Read More

Common Culprits Behind Your Fall Allergies

October 9, 2017

When your eyes begin to water, your nose begins to run, and your throat becomes scratchy, you know all too well that the allergy season is upon you. By now, you may have already determined many of your allergy triggers such as dust, or pet dander. But, there are a plethora of allergens all around us, and they are not always readily obvious Read More

Overcoming Food Addiction

September 27, 2017

Addiction, in its various forms, has a very real and life-changing impact on its victims. Naturally, when most people hear the term “addiction,” they quickly think of drugs, alcohol, or gambling. And, while these are some of the most devastating forms of addiction, there are others which are also widespread but less readily acknowledged. Food addiction, for instance, affects around 5 percent of the population. Yet, it is largely overlooked. Read More

The Benefit of Support Through Grief

September 21, 2017

You’ve heard of the stages of grief or old adages like “time heals all wounds,” but the process of grief is rarely so cut and dried. Everyone handles the process a bit differently. Some find themselves stalled in a particular stage, while others may feel like they have yet to even begin the process. No matter where you are in your grief, however, it’s important to understand that it may not be the same for you as it is for a friend, a loved one, or anyone else for that matter. Your grief is unique, but there are some… Read More