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1Dec, 2016

Hidden Depression: 6 Concealed Signs

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Hidden Depression: 6 Concealed Signs Many people struggle through life with hidden depression, hiding their depression from others and even from themselves. While help is readily available, many keep their depression concealed, masking their symptoms and putting on a “happy face” or always responding with “I’m fine” when asked how they are. Reasons for Hiding Your Depression There can be so many individual reasons for hiding personal depression; however, one reason may be that they do not want to admit or acknowledge the severity of their depression. Other reasons may […]
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30Nov, 2016

Adult Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)

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Adult Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) Many people understand right away when they hear you have ADHD or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder as the hyperactivity and impulsive components are easily recognized and accepted as part of ADHD. Having ADD however is less likely to be understood – when you take away the hyperactivity or impulsive behaviors what do you have left? Adult ADD Primary Symptom With adult ADD the primary symptom is a persistent pattern of inattention that interferes with normal daily life functioning. With ADD the components of hyperactivity or […]
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7Nov, 2016

Treatment for Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD)

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Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD) TMDs are usually transient and self-limiting; therefore, there is no need for complicated and irreversible procedures. The main objectives in TMD treatment are pain reduction or elimination and resumption of normal mandibular activity. By addressing the physical disorder and perpetuating factors through a structured and time limited program, these goals could be simply met. The five basic general principles of TMD managements include a) patient education and self-care b) cognitive-behavioral interventions c) pharmacologic management d) physical therapy e) surgery. A) Patient Education And Self-Care The primary objective […]
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2Nov, 2016

Empty Nest Depression

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Empty Nest Depression For thousands of parents, the end of summer also brings the arrival of “the empty nest syndrome,” when one or more children leave home for college. Middle age brings many life changes one of which is having to discover living a new lifestyle – an “empty nest” one. A parent may experience sadness, grief, loss, and loneliness when the children leave home; for many, these negative feelings may linger on, developing into depression. Treatment for Empty Nest Depression It is normal to feel sadness, grief and loss […]
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28Oct, 2016

Supporting Someone in Pain

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Supporting Someone in Pain It can be difficult to care for someone with chronic pain. You can feel helpless having done all you can for your loved one and still seeing them suffer. Living with a Loved One with Chronic Pain It can be difficult to care for a person experiencing chronic pain. You can feel helpless having done all you can for your loved one and still seeing them suffer. This can lead to exhaustion and occasionally even resentment on the part of the caretaker. Burnout is very common […]
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27Oct, 2016

Fibromyalgia

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Fibromyalgia is one of the most common chronic pain conditions as it affects more than 5 million people in the United States. Most people feel the symptoms of fibromyalgia when they are middle aged. Typically, fibromyalgia affects more women than men. Like most pain conditions, many people experience the pain long before it is diagnosed. Routine lab tests do not detect the widespread pain of fibromyalgia. As a result, treating this pain has become a challenge for patients and their caregivers. Fibromyalgia is a common syndrome in which a person […]
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26Oct, 2016

Gout

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Gout What is Gout? Who gets it? Gout is a type of painful, inflammatory (red, swollen) arthritis. It’s caused by buildup of a salt called uric acid in the joints and other places in the body. It’s the most common type of inflammatory arthritis in men over 40, and is common in men even in their 20’s and 30’s. Women commonly get gout as well, but most often women get it after menopause. There are an estimated 8.3 million people with gout in the U.S. at this time – almost […]
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21Oct, 2016

Bursitis

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Bursitis Bursitis Pain Stops Here / Break the Code – Stop the Pain Learn to Prevent, Treat, and Plan Experts from Right Diagnosis report almost 9 million people in America battle bursitis. Which makes it ultra-important that you take a few minutes to learn what you can do about it. What is Bursitis? The bursa acts like a pillow between your tendons, joints, bones and muscles, according to experts at Medical News Today. These sacs are filled with fluid and are called bursae and when they become inflamed you will […]
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20Oct, 2016

Auto Accident Injuries

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Auto Accident Injuries Can Be Beat Get Pain-Free TODAY Auto accident injuries are devastating! Statisticbrain.com reports approximately 80 people are killed on US roads each day and there are over 5,400,000 non-fatal car crashes every year. Survivors of these collisions often wind up dealing with chronic pain for life. Some of which is debilitating and progressive. It’s critical that you take care of the pain so you can live your life to the fullest. Auto accident injuries are NOT to be taken lightly! Step One is to identify the pain […]
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22Sep, 2016

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$ 49.99 Special Rate for Urgent Care Patients(Does not include Lab Tests or Pain Evaluation) This Promotion Expires December 31, 2016. Please call 470-424-8888 and make an appointment today or Just Walk in.
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