health--medical

Chiropractic Care For Golfer’s Elbow And Back Strain

Golfing helps people stay fit, especially if they walk around the course instead of using a cart. Even golfers who need to rely on a cart get some good exercise and breathe in plenty of fresh air. However, an acute back strain or chronic back pain can develop, and so can a condition known as golfer's elbow. If you're dealing with either of these problems, chiropractic care can offer relief and prevent them from occurring again. Read More 

Chiropractic Assistance For Veterans Dealing With Pain

Military service can leave behind a lot of aches and pains that aren't always explained by a single incident. A combination of different events and the wear and tear of military life in general can lead to pain that becomes worse as time goes by. Unfortunately, due to the cost of medical care and the difficulty of transitioning to a civilian career with injuries, not all veterans may be able to afford immediate or lasting care. Read More 

Skin Cancer In Unexpected Places

Over the course of their lifetimes, it is estimated that one in five Americans will develop some type of skin cancer whether it be melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, or squamous cell carcinoma. In most cases, skin cancer is highly curable if caught and treated early. Catching skin cancer early requires being aware of the signs of skin cancer and by regularly getting skin checks at a dermatology clinic. Noticing changes in the skin and pointing them out to a dermatologist is key. Read More 

Eyeglass Prescriptions: What Do They Mean?

You've had your latest visit to the eye doctor and finally received your official prescription for eyeglasses. The piece of paper is filled with acronyms and numbers that are very precise to your specific eye care needs. But what do all of those letters and numbers really mean? Here's a look into what your eyeglass prescription is telling you about your eyesight. OD and OS One of the first things you'll probably notice are the letters OD and OS. Read More 

Severe Foot Related Complications From Diabetes And How To Treat Them

If you have diabetes, taking care of your overall health and monitoring your blood glucose is essential to optimal healthy living. According to the American Diabetes Association, diabetes is an endocrine disease that affects over 29.1 million people in the U.S. It occurs when your body does not produce enough insulin or doesn't use the insulin properly—resulting in abnormally high blood sugar levels. Your legs and feet are two areas of your body that can be directly affected by diabetes. Read More