How Physical Therapy May Help You Cope With Cancer

12 December 2014
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If you're a cancer patient, you may be experiencing pain, decreased mobility and fatigue. In addition to anti-cancer medications, your doctor or oncologist may prescribe physical therapy. In such a case, you'll most likely see a licensed physical therapist that is experienced in helping patients with cancer. The goal set by your physical therapist is to help you overcome your physical limitations, improve your mobility and relieve your pain and discomfort through various exercises and techniques. Read More

What Is A Defibrillator Device?

10 December 2014
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If you have a history of an abnormal heart rate, heart disease or have had surgery on your heart, your doctor might suggest having a defibrillator implanted. This is called an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) and requires a simple surgical procedure to implant underneath your skin. The device is responsible for monitoring your heart at all times and warning you if something is amiss. It can also restore your heartbeat if there is an abnormal rhythm. Read More

Choosing Better Health Care Clinics

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When was the last time you had to go to the doctor? If you are like most people, you might not need to go very often, which is why most people don't realize the importance of having a great health care clinic's phone number handy. Unfortunately, if you find yourself in need of urgent medical care, it isn't always easy to track down the right place, which is why you should do some research to find a medical care provider that will work with your insurance, needs, and lifestyle preferences. Check out this blog for great information on choosing better health clinics.