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2Feb, 2016

Preventing Indoor Allergies

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Preventing Indoor Allergies They say, “Home is where the heart is”. However, if you’re allergic to your own house, this isn’t the case. A lot of people are diagnosed allergic to something in their own homes. There are certain allergens like moths, dirt, dust, and mosquitoes that can trigger allergic reactions in the house. People with asthma can also be allergic to cat and dog fur. These allergens can cause several respiratory problems including coughing, sneezing and asthma, in addition to rashes and boils. Individuals have different types of allergic […]
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31Jan, 2016

Testicular Pain

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Testicular pain can be a frightening experience. Pain in the area can be caused by many different sources including trauma, infection and inflammation. One type of inflammation is called epididymititis and can be caused by a sexually transmitted infection or an enlarged prostate. Associated symptoms include a gradual onset of pain accompanied by redness and swelling in the scrotum. Some individuals will experience nausea, fever, painful urination or intercourse and vomiting. If left untreated, epididymititis can progress into orchitis. The symptoms are similar and include a gradual onset of pain […]
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30Jan, 2016

Spinal Stenosis

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Spinal stenosis is a disorder that results from the narrowing of the spinal canal. Potential causes include bulging or herniated discs or arthritis. Pain resulting from this condition is normally due to the nerves or spinal cord itself and is usually experienced in the lower back. Common symptoms include difficulty walking, decreased feeling in the legs and feet and reduced physical activity. Symptoms that may indicate a medical emergency include bladder or bowel incontinence, severe weakness or loss of sensation. Seek medical help immediately if these symptoms develop. The doctor […]
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29Jan, 2016

Hope for Chronic Pain Conditions

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Hope for Chronic Pain Conditions Fast MD 4 You pain clinic offers hope and healing for people suffering from a variety of chronic pain problems. Chronic pain can be caused by many different conditions. We tackle these conditions with a multi-disciplinary approach that is uniquely suited to each individual patient and leads each patient to the best outcome possible. Chronic pain conditions we treat at our pain clinic include: Back and Neck Pain Back and neck pain may be due to several causes, including: Arthritis—joints in the spine (called facet […]
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29Jan, 2016

Tension Headaches

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Tension headaches are the most common form of headaches. These headaches cause different types of pain, but the most common sensation is a dull pain that is present all over the head. The forehead may also feel tight, but other possible sensations such as sharp, constant and throbbing pain or tightness may also occur. For many patients, the triggers of the headaches can be almost untraceable. Some of the most common reported triggers include stress or staring at a backlit screen. Others include the consumption or withdrawal symptoms of alcohol, […]
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8Jan, 2016

Heel Pain

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Heel Pain A heel spur is a small deposit of soft calcium located on the heel bone near where the plantar fascia connects. Pain in this area is usually pain from plantar fasciitis, not from the bone itself. This type of bone spur is most commonly seen in middle aged men and women, and is most often diagnosed when the patient is experiencing other types of foot pain. Around 70% of plantar fasciitis patients develop a bone spur. Over time, walking, running and dancing can cause repetitive stress disorder which […]
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6Jan, 2016

Tips to Quit Smoking!!!!!

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Are you one of the more than 70% of smokers who want to quit? Then try following this advice. 1. Don’t smoke any cigarettes. Each cigarette you smoke damages your lungs, your blood vessels, and cells throughout your body. Even occasional smoking is harmful. 2. Write down why you want to quit. Do you want to— Be around for your loved ones? Have better health? Set a good example for your children? Protect your family from breathing other people’s smoke? Really wanting to quit smoking is very important to how […]
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29Dec, 2015

Hammer Toe

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Hammer toe is a physical deformity that results from the muscle and ligament over the toe joint being out of alignment. An affected toe is forced into a bent position and remains fixed. Bending the toe can cause rubbing and irritation on the top of the toe joint that may lead to blisters and corns. High heels and ill-fitting shoes that force the foot into an unnatural position are the most common causes of hammer toe. Other contributing factors include arthritis, injury to a toe or a family history of […]
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22Dec, 2015

Achilles Tendinitis

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Achilles Tendinitis The Achilles tendon attaches the calf muscle to the heel bone. Jumping, climbing and strenuous exercise can strain the tendon and calf muscle, which can cause the type of inflammation known as tendinitis. This injury can be mild enough that it can be treated by over-the-counter medications or so severe that it must be repaired surgically. Chronic tendinitis can cause microscopic tears in the muscle which can weaken the tendon and increase the risk for tear or rupture. Symptoms usually include pain and swelling near the ankle. Pain […]
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19Dec, 2015

Facial Pain

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Facial Pain Facial Pain can be caused by any one of the many nerves or structures that make up the face. This type of pain can be caused by one of the three branches of the trigeminal nerve. Each of the three branches affects a different aspect of the face. This nerve communicates sensory information to the brain. Inflammation or irritation of this nerve is called trigeminal neuralgia. Pain in the facial area can also be caused by a bundle of nerves directly behind the nose called the sphenopalatine ganglion. […]
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