Julia Eze, NP-C

Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner

Julia Eze, MSN, RN, NP-C, is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner based in Atlanta, Georgia. With over 10 years of experience, Julia is a health media expert and digital creator who leverages her nursing experience to create content around health equity, wellness, fitness, the advancement of nursing, and more. She has partnered with more than 30 global brands to provide comprehensive, educational information for her everyday viewers and is the owner of Absobility, a creative agency in the health and wellness space. Julia is also the founder of The Nurse Link, a social enterprise that connects current, future, and aspiring nurses for mentorship, networking, and empowerment through event curation and community building. Julia has been featured on NBC, CNN, Pop Sugar, nurse.org, and more. She has a bachelor’s in nursing from Georgia State University, a master’s in nursing from Mercer University, and is licensed by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board.

Education

  • Bachelor of Applied Science in Nursing, Georgia State University
  • Registered Nurse at EUH
  • Master's in Nursing, Mercer University

Professional Achievements

  • Passionate about health promotion and disease prevention, especially as it relates to underserved communities
  • Partnered with many non-profit organizations and brands for national digital campaigns aimed at creating awareness in minority communities, highlighting health disparities, and spreading health education
  • Contributions in nursing have been recognized by numerous organizations
  • Is a recipient of the Excellence in Nursing Award from the Daisy Foundation
  • Serves as a private consultant and is the creator of Absobility PR, a boutique creative agency that amplifies the voice and mission of health-centered brands and initiatives

Certifications & Organizations

  • Founder of The Nurse Link, a social good enterprise that connects current, future, and aspiring nurses for mentorship, networking, and resources

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Stuffy nose natural remedies to try at home?
For a stuffy nose, dry or cool air can become an irritant. Try to increase moisture in the air by taking a hot shower or using a humidifier. Eating something spicy can also help drain the sinuses. Increase your fluid intake, try blowing your nose to help with the congestion, and try an over-the-counter allergy medicine.
Best home remedies for a migraine?
Caffeine is actually really good for a migraine. Having a Coke or a cup of coffee could be helpful. Also, try to lessen your sensory triggers. For example, dimming the lights, listening to some calming music, and using peppermint oil or other essential oils could all be useful. You could also take some Tylenol.
Any home remedies for chigger bites? So dang itchy
First off, it's a good idea to clean the area with an alcohol swab. For home remedies, You can do that. If the bites are itchy, hydrocortisone cream, aloe vera, and witch hazel are all good. For example, witch hazel is an astringent and has a cooling property to it, as does aloe vera. Benadryl can also be great for the antihistamines.
I'm so gassy. What are some home remedies to get rid of gas fast?
If you're trying to figure out the source, first think about what you ate. For example, a great deal of the population is lactose intolerant, but still consumes dairy and ice cream. It's a good idea to carry things like Rollaids, Tums, Pepto Bismol chews, and other over-the-counter medications. Simethicone can be helpful. You can also try taking digestive enzymes. You can try drinking soothing, warm teas, Mylanta, Milk of Magnesia, and other DIY at-home solutions.

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