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Working With A Family Doctor

About 10 years ago, my friend convinced me to switch to a new family doctor. Our new physician was caring, enthusiastic, and extremely detail oriented. When he performed physicals, he didn't hesitate to order blood work or to investigate a strange symptom. This year, that great care really paid off. My doctor discovered a small skin lesion, which turned out to be cancerous. This blog is all about the benefits of working with a professional family doctor. Check out these articles to find out how to choose a health care clinic, and what types of symptoms you should report to your doctor. You never know, it could save your life.

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Regular Medical Check-ups: A Healthy Habit Worth Embracing
15 January 2024

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Signs of Lingering Concussion Issues and When to Consider Vestibular Rehabilitation
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When Does It Make Sense To Work With A Mobile Drug Test Service?
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The Benefits Of Medical Same-Day Appointments In Healthcare Clinics
26 June 2023

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Why Eye Examinations Are Important
2 May 2023

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Protect Your Health With An Urgent Care Clinic Visit

14 December 2022
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There are a number of reasons to go to an urgent care clinic when you aren't feeling well. Although you shouldn't go to an urgent care center if you are having a serious medical emergency, urgent care clinics can provide you with a wide range of care when you are injured or sick. When you are not able to see your primary care physician for a same-day appointment, and you don't want to spend hours waiting in an emergency room, urgent care is an excellent option for you to consider. Read More 

Learn About Prostate Cancer Screening And Why It’s Important

19 October 2022
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You should know the risk factors for prostate cancer. This way, you will know what things to watch for and when you should go in for prostate cancer testing. Also, you should go in for the testing once you reach a certain age and then according to the schedule you are given by your health care provider. This article will cover some risk factors, as well as provide you with other information you should know about. Read More 

4 Health Conditions That May Benefit From Nutrient IV Therapy

23 August 2022
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Intravenous transfusions allow medical practitioners to inject fluids, nutrients, and medication directly into a patient's veins. Nutrient IV therapy utilizes this method of administration to deliver hydrating saline and beneficial nutrients to the body. IV therapy can help people feel better after a hard workout or a night of drinking. It may also relieve the symptoms of some health concerns. These are four conditions that may benefit from the use of nutrient IV therapy: Read More 

Planning For Postpartum Birth Control

27 June 2022
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The postpartum phase is a time for recuperation and settling into the busy routine of caring for a newborn. Many women do not want to conceive again during the following weeks and months after childbirth. However, women who don't breastfeed may begin ovulating six weeks postpartum. Because ovulation occurs before a woman gets her period, she could become pregnant before she realizes she is fertile again. Planning for reliable contraception makes one less thing to worry about when adjusting to postpartum life. Read More 

Three Standard Treatments For Joint Inflammation And Pain

4 May 2022
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Joint inflammation can result in painful and swollen joints. The inflammation is primarily attributed to damaged tissues and immune system response. Although the immune system routinely releases chemicals and white blood cells to protect the injured joints from infection, in some instances, it may trigger an inflammatory response without any disease or illness to fight off. This may ultimately result in autoimmune diseases such as arthritis and lupus. However, although there may not be a cure for the pain, patients can consider different treatments that offer relief. Read More