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Battling Infertility with Hope

My husband and I weren’t ready to have children when we got married nine years ago. We decided to wait. Finally, we agreed to start trying to conceive around two years ago. Sadly, I was told that I must undergo a surgical procedure before I could even attempt to become pregnant. A year later, I was diagnosed with a treatable medical condition. This year, I’ve endured a couple more setbacks on my journey to have a baby. However, I refuse to give up. I choose to battle infertility with hope instead of despair. Thankfully, I am armed with many advances in medicine that women years ago did not have access to. When one procedure doesn’t work, my physician immediately starts formulating my next plan of action. On this blog, you will learn about the amazing strides obstetricians are taking in solving infertility problems. Never lose hope.

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Three Reasons To Visit Your General Practitioner When You're Not Sick

Posted on 18 August 2016

A number of people are of the mindset that a visit to their general practitioner is only reserved for illness. If you're not sick, there is no need to see your physician, right? This couldn't be any further from the truth. Regular visits to your practitioner can offer a number of long-term health benefits. Establish A Baseline Regular visits can help your physician establish a health baseline, which is basically a guideline for determining what's normal and what's not normal when it comes to your health. [Read More]

Eccentric Strengthening and Treatment of Achilles Tendonitis

Posted on 20 July 2016

The achilles tendon plays a foundational role in the structure of the leg. As such, this tendon is subjected to a lot of strain. Over time, especially for athletes, repeated strain to the tendon can cause it to break down. This breakdown is known as tendonitis. In order to stay active and avoid pain, it is necessary to treat pain in your tendon, and this is where eccentric strengthening can play a key role. [Read More]

How To Maintain Your Ultrasound Machines

Posted on 20 July 2016

If you run a medical business and need to be sure that your imaging equipment and ultrasounds are taken care of, there are a few ways to maintain them that you should keep in mind. By maintaining your ultrasound equipment, you will avoid repairs that will be expensive and will be in a position to give better medical service to your patients. These three tips below will teach you all about caring for your ultrasound CPU, maintaining your transducers and more. [Read More]

A Bloody Mess: 3 Signs You May Be Anemic

Posted on 6 July 2016

Being anemic – defined as having lower than 13.5 grams of hemoglobin per deciliter for men, or lower than 12 grams per deciliter for women – happens to most people at least once during their lifetime (women more often than men), and most don't really notice it. However, anemia can become chronic and worsen, which can cause you major health problems such as lethargy, headaches, and fainting if left untreated for too long – but without going and getting your blood checked, how do you know if you may be anemic? [Read More]