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As for standard aches and pains—Las Vegas travelers hauling around heavy pieces of luggage and walking more than usual will develop their fair share—low back pain usually gets better with bed rest, heat and acetaminophen (Tylenol) or ibuprofen. Sprains and strains can also be supported with an Ace wrap. The wise traveler comes prepared. Here’s […]
Basic Tips and Precautions That Will Keep You Feeling (and Playing) Your Best By Dr. Steven Lissau, MD If you’re like most people, a lot of planning goes into your Las Vegas vacations. But there’s one thing very few visitors plan on: getting sick. When it happens, it’s going to put a damper on your […]
Typically, a closet allergy sufferer first gets a cold, which then triggers a cough that may persist for weeks. It may start at home and become worse in Las Vegas. Some doctors will probably prescribe an antibiotic and cough syrup. When this doesn’t help, a different antibiotic will be offered. In some cases, the cough […]
