Pacific Medical Care Tag

18 Nov Dealing With Shingles

Posted at 10:36h in Blog, Internal Medicine, Pain Management, Primary Care Doctor, Urgent Care by David Greene 0 Comments

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Shingles is sometimes looked at as the adult version of chickenpox, but it is really a different illness altogether, despite the point that it comes from the same source. Medical science to this day does not know the reason that the herpes zoster virus, which...

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15 Nov When Sciatica Strikes

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The sciatic nerve is the largest single nerve in the human body. It is the longest and the widest. It starts in the lower back, just above the buttocks, and runs the length of your leg. It ends at the top of your foot in...

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12 Nov What Is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?

Posted at 04:18h in Blog, Internal Medicine, Pain Management, Primary Care Doctor, Urgent Care by David Greene 0 Comments

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Until recently, chronic fatigue syndrome, also called myalgic encephalomyelitis, is a disease that most people, including the medical community, assumed was a myth for many years. Persons with chronic fatigue syndrome do not look sick; they don’t have a fever or exhibit other signs of...

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09 Nov Natural Remedies for a Cold – Don’t Forget Bed Rest

Posted at 12:34h in Blog, Internal Medicine, Pain Management, Primary Care Doctor by David Greene 0 Comments

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If you’re looking for a natural remedy to combat a winter cold or the flu, you might want to think this through a little first. It is easy to assume there is something inherently better about a remedy found in nature, as opposed to one...

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28 Oct Is Pain Making You Angry?

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Anger It is not easy to suffer from intermittent or ongoing pain. Anyone who is in pain knows there is an emotional aspect to suffering and it is not always a simple chain of circumstances. Some people bury their anger, but they are angry nonetheless. Some...

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18 Oct Protect Your Ears

Posted at 09:25h in Blog, Pain Management, Primary Care Doctor by David Greene 0 Comments

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The importance of protecting your ears almost sounds – no pun intended – like an afterthought. We give our clear and unfailing attention to our eyes, considered our No. 1 most important sensory system. Meanwhile, as we age and hearing becomes difficult for many, it...

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08 Oct Using Radiofrequency Ablation to Help Arthritis

Posted at 14:36h in Blog, Pain Management, Urgent Care by David Greene 0 Comments

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Radiofrequency ablation is a medical procedure that is used to help reduce pain. It can be helpful for managing people who struggle with arthritis. Radiofrequency ablation can help to delay or eliminate the need for conventional treatments like surgery or medication. If you’re interested in pursuing...

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29 Sep The Basics of Heart Health

Posted at 03:23h in Blog, Pain Management by David Greene 0 Comments

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The basics of heart health include six steps that anyone can take to reduce their risk of heart attack and stroke. These basic steps include proper diet, exercise, avoiding tobacco, and moderating the use of alcohol. In addition, maintaining a proper weight and seeing a...

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26 Sep Trail Runners Should Know About IT Band Syndrome

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The joys of trail running are hard to ignore. It helps you stay in shape, does wonderful things for your cardiovascular system, gets you into the great outdoors, turns exercising into an adventure, keeps your weight down, and gives you an emotional and mental health...

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23 Sep When Is Memory Loss A Sign Of Dementia?

Posted at 04:30h in Blog, Pain Management, Urgent Care by David Greene 0 Comments

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Old age is a frightening experience for many people. Body changes are difficult to face. Increased levels of nagging pain are distressing. Among the most frightening aspects of aging, however, is memory loss. Most elderly people find memories slipping to some degree and when that...

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