COVID-19 has impacted all of our lives in unfathomable ways. It has taken the country by storm and affected all elements of our day-to-day lives. Are you suffering from aches and pains while spending more time at home throughout quarantine? Keep reading to learn more.
If you type frequently or use other repetitive motions with your hands at work, you could be at a high risk of developing carpal tunnel syndrome. Do you know the warning signs? Learn more about how to prevent carpal tunnel syndrome at work.
Approximately 3 million Americans receive a scoliosis diagnosis each year. Whether you learn you have scoliosis as a child or an adult, you can take steps to manage your condition. Keep reading to learn more.
If you have a fluttering sensation in your chest, it could be a sign of a heart arrhythmia. Although this condition usually isn’t life-threatening, it can increase your risk of other dangerous health complications. Keep reading to learn more.
Approximately one-third of women have a hysterectomy by the time they turn 60. Whether you’re considering this procedure to treat pain, bleeding, or other gynecological problems, here’s what you need to know about the recovery process.
It’s not easy making decisions about which contraception method to use. An intrauterine device (IUD) is an effective way to avoid pregnancy and plan your family. But, is an IUD the right for you? Here’s how to decide.
A fluttering heart is a strange sensation. Though in most cases, a heart flutter isn’t dangerous, many factors can cause an irregular heartbeat. You should always talk to a doctor about abnormal heartbeats.
You had your routine Pap smear a week ago and just learned that your results came back “abnormal.” Abnormal results don’t automatically mean something bad, but additional testing is crucial. Find out what to do if you get abnormal Pap smear results.
Maybe it was a sudden stop or a bad landing after a jump, but it wrecked your knee and put you out of commission. Here’s what you need to know about getting back in the game after an ACL injury.
You know that excess weight isn’t good for your health. But did you know that in addition to putting a strain on your heart and your knees, your weight may also place excess stress and strain on your spine, increasing your risk of sciatica pain?
Women face many challenges throughout their lives, but most do not realize the greatest may be the risk of heart disease. Read on for information and tips on recognizing, preventing, and treating heart disease.
We spend way too much time on our electronic devices in general. In addition to this affecting us mentally, it’s now also affecting us physically -- especially in our necks. Tech neck is a real problem.
A sprained ankle is no laughing matter, and if you don't treat it safely, you could end up with chronic instability. Here are some of the best ways to treat your sprain so you don't cause lifetime damage.
Do you need to get an EKG but aren't sure why the procedure is used and what it determines? Here is the breakdown of why your doctor might order the test and what it can tell them about your heart health.
Neuropathy can cause a variety of symptoms, most of which can wind up taking a toll on your quality of life and your overall health and wellness. Fortunately, there are treatments that can help. Here are some options you might want to consider.
If you suffer from painful sciatica, changing a few simple behaviors could provide you with significant relief. Here are five things you can do to start feeling better.
Unsure about Pap smears and how often you should be getting tested for cervical cancer? We've got all you need to know in our latest blog, including signs to look out for and how to prepare for your Pap smear.
On any given day, 31 million Americans experience back pain. Spinal fusion gives chronic back pain sufferers a permanent solution. Read on to learn what the procedure involves and how you could benefit.
Nerve pain can range from constant tingling or burning to sharp, stabbing pain. It can be debilitating and make it impossible for you to enjoy life. Learn about some of the most common causes of nerve pain and find treatment to relieve your pain.
About 3 million Americans suffer from painful bunions. Bunions can limit your life, reducing mobility. Learn how to treat your bunions and when you might need surgery to help you get back on your feet.
Joint pain has many potential causes, and until you figure out what is causing your pain, it may be impossible to treat. When traditional methods of diagnosis fail, arthroscopy can provide you with a diagnosis and treatment to eliminate your pain.
Endometriosis is a painful reality for many women in the United States. It causes heavy periods, constipation, bloating, and many other problems for those who suffer from the condition. Find out the role it may play in infertility as well.
If you're experiencing pain and tenderness in your elbow, you may have tennis elbow — even if you haven’t picked up a racket! Check out these 3 interesting facts about the injury and get checked out today.
Spider veins can be unsightly but how much do you really know about them?
More women than ever in America are choosing an IUD for birth control, likely because of its track record of safety, effectiveness and ease of use. Have you ever considered an IUD? Here are the many benefits you should keep in mind.
Plantar fasciitis causes sharp, severe pain in your heel, making everyday tasks and simple mobility difficult. Surgery is a last-resort option, and some new approaches may resolve your foot pain before surgery is necessary.
