Tennis elbow is common in tennis players, golfers, plumbers, and anyone else who performs repetitive movements with their arms. Often, if you catch this problem right away, you can rest for a week or two and the symptoms will subside. But in many cases, people go back to work (or sports) too soon, which results in persistent tennis elbow symptoms. If you’re in this situation, you may want to consider going to orthopedic rehab for your tennis elbow. Read More»
Do you feel like something “unusual” is going on around your anus, especially after you poop? Perhaps you have pain and bleeding after defecation, or maybe there’s a bulge outside of your anus. You may be dealing with a rectal prolapse, which is a condition in which part of the rectum slips out through the anus. It’s a good idea to make an appointment with your doctor for diagnosis and treatment ASAP. Read More»
In a time when business owners are becoming more aware of pandemic risks as well as other public health and safety risks, any mitigation measures that you can employ are beneficial. In fact, an increasing number of products have hit the market in an attempt to offer business owners and public facilities the necessary tools to help reduce exposure and ensure the health and safety of their customers and employees. One of the things you may want to invest in is a temperature scanning system. Read More»
Cystic acne refers to cysts or pimples that are filled with pus and located deep within the dermal layer of the skin. The cysts are red, inflamed, and painful, and they may become very large. In addition to the facial area, cystic acne can develop on other parts of the body such as the back, shoulders, arms, scalp, neck, and buttocks. It is essential that you see a dermatologist to treat your cystic acne to help lower your risk for infection and scarring. Read More»
Many men have low testosterone levels. Sometimes, these low levels are due to age. Other times, they may be due to stress or a medical condition affecting the gonads. Not all cases of low T need to be treated. Some men with low T go on living their lives, day by day, without any major worries. However, many men do benefit from treating their low T with testosterone replacement therapy. How do you know whether you should treat your low T? Read More»
