Bunions

Bunions

Medical condition hallux valgus, bunion in foot. In medical terminology, a bunion is a Hallux Valgus. It’s an enlargement of the bone and or tissue around the bottom of the big toe. In turn this pushes the big toe out of alignment and causes it to slant towards the second toe.   Though attributed mainly to ill fitting higher healed shoes (and rightly so – women...

Posted on January 08, 2016Read More

Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome

Adrenal Fatigue Syndrome

Adrenal insufficiency written on book with tablets. Medicine concept. This is becoming more and more prevalent as life and society in general becomes increasingly stressful and fast paced. Many of us work so much and have so many obligations there is very little time left over just for us. This takes a toll on our bodies.   What do our adrenal glands do?   Your...

Posted on January 07, 2016Read More

What you might not know about whiplash

What you might not know about whiplash

Whiplash is one of the most common injuries in automobile crashes. It occurs upon impact where the body and the car suddenly stop or are pushed in an opposing direction which causes a rapid acceleration of the head and neck to be propelled forward and then back within an instant. Not only can the soft tissue in the neck be damaged, the bones may potentially sustain injury as...

Posted on December 27, 2015Read More

How Does a Pediatrician Help Your Child?

How Does a Pediatrician Help Your Child?

Pediatricians are specially trained to attend to the medical and health needs of children from infancy through their teenage years.  Because children in general depend on their family for support and nourishment (both physical and intellectual), pediatricians do not only focus on the health of the children alone, but on the family overall, in order to provide a nurturing...

Posted on November 30, 2015Read More

The Importance of Eye Exams

The Importance of Eye Exams

Vision screening tests are not the same as eye exams.  Eye exams are very important so that any potential or specific problems can be identified and treatment options ascertained.  Vision screenings, such as you might get at the DMV, are very quick, limited tests that try to detect people who are at risk for vision problems, but nothing can replace the thoroughness of a full...

Posted on October 30, 2015Read More
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