Asthma is a common respiratory ailment or disease that affects breathing by a noticeable restriction or narrowing of your bronchial tubes. Additionally, your respiratory system could also be producing excessive… Read more >
April 2, 2020 Blog, Primary Care Doctor, Urgent Care 0 Read more >
Shingles are often referred to as the adult form of chickenpox. However, while chickenpox is most often an uncomplicated, mild illness accompanied by red spots (poxes), the adult form can… Read more >
Health professionals take the rabies virus very seriously, as it results in a very high rate of mortality (deaths) for those who contract the disease. It is most often associated… Read more >
March 26, 2020 Blog, Primary Care Doctor, Urgent Care 0 Read more >
Can changing your diet really help you reduce pain? It almost falls to reason that the answer is yes. We are what we eat. Our bodies are incredibly complicated organic… Read more >
Once you turn 50, doctors recommend a variety of tests to monitor how various organs or body tissues are doing, screening, very often, for cancer cells. The colon or large… Read more >
March 12, 2020 Blog, Pain Management, Primary Care Doctor, Urgent Care 0 Read more >
It’s that time of year again: Cold, flu, and hangover season. One of those, of course, is self-induced. A hangover is a result of drinking too much alcohol, which is… Read more >
March 6, 2020 Blog, Pain Management, Primary Care Doctor 0 Read more >
A dissociative state is very common and is experienced, in fact, by everyone at some point in their lives. But when the state of mind occurs repeatedly and can be… Read more >
Arthritis is one of the common diseases found in humans affecting people of all group ages. But, we don’t seem to understand it quite well. It’s not just one disease…. Read more >
Depending on where you draw the line in the sand, alternative pain management can be considered any form of pain treatment that does not come in the form of a… Read more >
January 30, 2020 Blog, Pain Management, Primary Care Doctor 0 Read more >
A minor scratch or a scrape may be normal for many people. But for a diabetic patient, even a small, seemingly harmless wound may take days, months or even years… Read more >
