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How Long Does An MRI Take?
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a medical procedure that involves hi-tech electromagnetic equipment to examine a patient’s organs, tissues, and skeletal system. An MRI produces high-resolution images of a patient’s internals, which allows the doctor to diagnose various problems. What Is An MRI? An MRI involves the use of large magnets and radio waves that … Continue reading “How Long Does An MRI Take?”
Read MoreFood Allergies and Acne
The skin can be affected by many things. Diet is a major factor. The type of food you choose to eat can change your entire body chemistry. Specifically, you may notice irritants such as acne from food allergies. Food allergies and acne go hand in hand. Food Allergies Allergies can form at any time in … Continue reading “Food Allergies and Acne”
Read MoreWhat is Considered a Low Grade Fever?
If you’re not feeling well, then you might have a mild fever. These elevated temperatures, called low-grade fevers, are often the first sign of a virus. But what is considered a low grade fever? And should you be concerned if you have one? Get the answers below. What is Considered a Low Grade Fever? While … Continue reading “What is Considered a Low Grade Fever?”
Read MoreWhat All Women Should Know About Estrogen and Calcium
Women often deal with brittle bones as they age. The vast majority of people with osteoporosis (about 80% of patients) are women. But what makes women so much more likely than men to have bone issues? Understanding a woman’s hormones will help you make sense of the mystery. Below, we will explain the connection between … Continue reading “What All Women Should Know About Estrogen and Calcium”
Read MoreUltrasound Vs. MRI: Which One Do I Need?
If you need medical imaging, then you might be nervous. These devices can be intimidating. Plus, it is hard for most patients to tell exactly what the tests are looking for. Ultrasounds and MRIs are two of the most common types of imaging. But what is the difference between them? Learning about the Ultrasound vs. … Continue reading “Ultrasound Vs. MRI: Which One Do I Need?”
Read MoreShould I Get a Flu Shot in the Fall?
Cold and flu season is just around the corner. Why not prepare yourself by getting your flu shot early this year? While most of us get these vaccines in the winter, you can also get them earlier in the year. In fact, there are benefits to getting your shot in the fall. Read on to … Continue reading “Should I Get a Flu Shot in the Fall?”
Read MoreCan You Sunburn Your Eyes?
Protecting your body from sun exposure is an important way to stay safe during the summer. But of course, there are parts of the body that are easy to miss. For instance, did you know that your eyes can also be damaged by the sun? Below, we will tell you if you can sunburn your … Continue reading “Can You Sunburn Your Eyes?”
Read MoreHow Do You Know if You Have a Fever?
A fever is one of the most common signs that your body is going through something. Usually, it is working on fighting an infection or battling another type of illness. Of course, COVID-19 also means that people are paying more attention to fevers these days. Regardless of your other symptoms, it is important to monitor … Continue reading “How Do You Know if You Have a Fever?”
Read More5 Sun Precautions to Remember This Summer
It’s finally summer, which means it is time to enjoy some outdoor fun. Just be sure to protect your skin while you are outside! We understand that it can be hard to remember the sunscreen. However, taking a few simple sun precautions can protect you from skin cancer. It is also a great way to … Continue reading “5 Sun Precautions to Remember This Summer”
Read MoreHow to Deal With Menopause Fatigue
Menopause comes with its fair share of expected changes- and a few unexpected changes. Some women know that they will be extra tired during menopause. But for others, the fatigue comes as a surprise. It can be hard to deal with- whether or not you are prepared. Below, we will explore the source of your … Continue reading “How to Deal With Menopause Fatigue”
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