You can’t turn on the TV or scroll through your social media feed without seeing an ad for a product that promises to boost your testosterone, but how do you know if you have low T? And what should you do if you do? Find out here.
Jun 6th, 2022
You can’t turn on the TV or scroll through your social media feed without seeing an ad for a product that promises to boost your testosterone, but how do you know if you have low T? And what should you do if you do? Find out here.
Zits and pimples are classic teen problems, so why do you still have to deal with them as an adult? Learn about the many factors involved in adult acne and an effective, drug-free way to get rid of it.
Deciding whether to take dietary supplements and which ones to take is a serious matter – I’m not even exaggerating!
Are you struggling with pain and feel like medications are your only option? It’s time to explore laser therapy, a drug-free solution that treats pain by healing your body on a cellular level. Keep reading to learn more.
Serving as the 6th leading cause of chronic conditions among adults, it is no surprise that more than 50 million Americans experience various types of allergies each year. In order to learn how to treat and manage your allergies, it’s important to understa
1 in 10 men suffer from Erectile Dysfunction at some point in their lifetime. As a result: Poor sexual health tends to affect your overall quality of life, and well being.
At least 40% of all women suffer from some form of sexual dysfunction at some point in their lives, and female sexual dysfunction can happen at any stage in one’s life.
This month our office is offering an amazing laser deal with a package of 4 Fotona 4D Laser treatments on sale for only $1,800.
February is American Heart Month and this is the perfect time to talk about ways to be heart-healthy. Cardiovascular health has never been more imperative, as those with poor heart health can find themselves at an increased risk of COVID-19.
Once upon a time, Cervical Cancer was the leading cost of death for women in the United States. Fortunately, in recent years cervical cancer cases and the deaths resulting from it, have dropped significantly.
Do you have a pair of jeans you can almost squeeze in, but not quite? Or maybe you’ve got a little black dress you would like to fit into again? Whatever the case, our resident Laser Expert, Cheryl can help!
With 2020 in the rearview, our clinic is proud to provide multiple offerings to keep (or get) you in good health - because we are sure you put health on your list of resolutions.
Did you indulge a bit too much over the holidays? If you’re like most, probably. But there’s no shame in having one too many slices of pumpkin pie.
As you may know, a full night of rest is essential to optimal health. Yet an estimated 40 percent of adult men and 24 percent of adult women are habitual snorers. And while snoring might seem innocent enough, it is not only annoying to your partner but oft
2020 has been quite the year, right? Whether the pandemic, election, or holidays have left you feeling frazzled, we want you to know: you are not alone.
Dec. 15, 2020 -- Gen. Gus Perna, the chief operating officer of Operation Warp Speed, has been planning for months to rush the first shipment of vaccines against COVID-19 from manufacturing sites and into the arms of Americans at risk.
Since Covid testing is now a part of our daily routine, we wanted to bring you even more options. In addition to the PCR test and antibody testing, we now offer Rapid drive-up testing.
Nov. 13, 2020 -- The virus that causes COVID-19 is not the same strain as what first emerged from China. A new study shows it has changed slightly in a way that makes it more contagious to humans.
Nov. 9, 2020 -- Americans are putting their faith in a vaccine and public health experts to “mark the end” of the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S., a new WebMD poll finds.
Like millions of Americans, Judy Ross has had to share that message as so many of us figure out what to do about the upcoming holidays in this age of COVID-19.
This story was updated Aug. 10, 2020. Aug. 6, 2020 -- The first week back to school in the COVID-19 era brought alarming scenes from Georgia, one of the first states to reopen schools.
If you have acid reflux, some of the recent headlines about PPI’s might have you wondering whether there are any natural ways to treat acid reflux instead of taking a capsule. Yes, there are. But before I get to those – a few words of context.
Most people feel sad or depressed at times. It’s a normal reaction to loss or life's struggles.
The EPA said laboratory tests found that Lysol Disinfectant Spray and Lysol Disinfectant Max Cover Mist destroy the virus two minutes after contact, CNN reported.
The overlap of symptoms could cause a lot of unnecessary fear.
Help Dad make the most of social distancing with unique picks.
African Americans were already disproportionately affected by COVID-19, the disease that has swept across the globe in just months.
The drug company Moderna has entered phase two in its search for a coronavirus vaccine by giving the vaccine to the first of 600 participants, the company said Friday in a news release.
As a yoga teacher, I’m always promoting the importance of self-care. Never have we needed it more than right now, when life has been turned upside down by coronavirus.
May 8, 2020 -- Americans are reporting high levels of emotional distress from the coronavirus pandemic -- levels that some experts warn may lead to a national mental health crisis.
Feeling off? Tired? Numb? You could be experiencing the first symptoms of the disorder.
It's not nearly as common as fever or dry cough.
Psychologists share tips on how to make staying home a bit easier—even when you want to get out.
Growing evidence shows that COVID-19 can affect almost every organ, including the skin. Dermatologists around the world are sharing images and information about various kinds of rashes and skin-related effects that may be associated with COVID-19.
April 24, 2020 -- Cloth vs. paper, but not that kind of cloth. It’s too thin. Or it’s too thick -- you won’t be able to breathe! Make sure you cover your nose and mouth, but don’t touch your mask!
April 28, 2020 - The CDC has added several new symptoms to its list for the coronavirus: chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, repeated shaking with chills and a loss of taste or smell.
Because a significant percentage of infected people don’t show any symptoms, experts have known the real number of infections was likely to be higher than confirmed cases. Others may have had symptoms but weren’t able to get tested.
April 24, 2020 -- Hooman Poor, MD, was tired of watching his patients die, and it looked like another was slipping away.
Some friends may be enjoying time outdoors, baking, or playing with their kids. Others could be displaying a lot of stress over the situation. Knowing what to feel can be confusing. One thing is for sure – if you’re feeling anxious, you’re not alone.
As Americans' obsession with disinfecting their homes against coronavirus rises, so are the number of poisoning emergencies like these, a new government report finds.
With allergy season and the coronavirus pandemic overlapping this spring, one allergist offers some advice on how to tell which one may be making you miserable.
In the brave new world of COVID-19, home is your sanctuary, the one place you want to be sure is virus-free. But if you have to head outdoors, what are the best practices for decontaminating your things when you return home?
April 13, 2020 -- With more than 90% of the country unable to leave home for work or school, officials have said one thing might help us get back to normal: a rapid blood test to see if someone has developed immunity to COVID-19.
TUESDAY, April 14, 2020 (HealthDay News) -- Stay-at-home orders and other social distancing measures have kept people from going out in four key U.S. cities, likely blunting the spread of COVID-19, federal health officials report.
The new coronavirus can travel 13 feet through the air and be carried around on people’s shoes, according to a new report from the CDC.
One of the biggest questions people have had the last few weeks is whether a symptom they’re having is COVID-19 or something else. A runny nose … sore throat … chest pain.
You’re being careful to avoid COVID-19 infection – you’re staying home, washing your hands, and wiping down surfaces. Another way you can protect yourself and your family is to prepare your immune system to fight the virus if you do get infected.
As COVID-19 continues its devastating spread across the country and the world, we are learning new information daily that is important for those with heart disease who want to stay healthy.
The coronavirus that causes COVID-19 mainly spreads from person to person. When someone who is infected coughs or sneezes, they send droplets containing the virus into the air.
With cases in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, coronavirus (and COVID-19, the disease it causes) is spreading rapidly in the United States. Here’s what you need to know to protect yourself right now:
Even if lockdown orders aren’t in effect where you live, it’s important that we all physically distance ourselves from others to prevent more sickness and death.This means leaving home only for essential errands.
For every glorious beach or lake day, camping trip, or tromp through the woods, there’s a potential skin problem to go with it.
Exercise is crucial during anxious times—here’s how to handle, and when to avoid, workouts in group settings
If you have a cough or fever, please follow the protocol in the article below
Have a pain problem and wondering if yoga can help? I understand – not just as a doctor, but also as a patient.
As Apple announced the new heart health features in their latest Apple Watch, two phrases caught my attention: “Game-changing” and “lifesaving.”
We’ve officially hit the height of summer, otherwise known as peak ice cream consumption season.
As men age, they are more likely to look at travelling as a series of restroom stops. Heading to the grocery store or to a friend’s house for poker may involve strategizing about available restrooms along the way.
Testosterone is a misunderstood molecule. Our society links testosterone with body building, strength, virility, aggression, violence, square jaws, and six-pack abs.
Summer is here, and for many of us, that means living with scorching temperatures. While sunburns and high air conditioning bills might be the most obvious hazards of hot weather, there’s also a real health risk.
It might sound counterintuitive that eating a high amount of fat can help you lose weight and manage blood glucose levels, but this is exactly what proponents of the ketogenic diet claim it can do.
If you have a family history of heart disease, you likely know that your risk for heart disease is higher. But how much higher? The answer is essential because we have remarkably effective ways to lower your risk once we know how high it is.
As a pharmacist, many of my patients have told me they were allergic to a certain drug, but the reaction they described was actually a side effect. It’s important to know the difference because allergic reactions—especially those that are life-threatening.
When you think of anxiety, you probably imagine the most obvious signs: sweating nervously, feeling agitated, worrying nonstop.
You’ve probably heard in the media, and maybe from your doctor, that a “moderate” amount of alcohol is good for your heart.
You’ve battled breakouts – and you have the scars to prove it. Blemishes can be distressing enough, but the marks left behind can serve as a lasting reminder of the emotional trauma and confidence hit that acne can cause.
You probably know that obesity can be a big troublemaker – it’s associated with heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, and metabolic syndrome. But did you know that it can also throw a monkey wrench in your efforts to conceive?
Sunscreen has suddenly become controversial. Web reports describe certain ultraviolet filters as toxic. A recent magazine article compared sunscreen to margarine - as if it’s an outdated health fad.
Plant-based diets are becoming more and more popular. Some people go vegetarian or vegan for ethical reasons—for the welfare of animals and the planet.
Did you know that some shampoos, lotions, deodorants, body powders, and even hand sanitizers are actually classified as medications?
Dimples are adorable - until they start showing up on our buttocks, abdomen, or thighs.
“I’ve got this yeast infection that just won’t go away. I had itching and burning, so I used an over the counter cream. I think I had an allergic reaction to it though, because now I’m all swollen and irritated down there.”
We’ve all been there. After waiting in line at the pharmacy for what seems like eternity, you get the bad news: Not only is your prescription not ready for pickup, but the pharmacy hasn’t even received it yet.
Even the best relationships have their tough moments.
When I asked my new patient Steve why he came to see me, he answered, “I think I need a stress test.”
I’ve yet to meet a woman who enjoys being on her period or experiencing the lovely mood changes that often come with it. Many women simply deal with the irritability and bloating and get on with life (because we are women and that’s what we do).
Veins are in every part of our body, but many of us don’t think much about them until our legs begin to resemble a road map. Enlarged, visible, or uncomfortable leg veins - called varicose veins - are a common medical and cosmetic concern.
Our age affects the way we look, think, and act – it also changes the way we respond to medications. Medications that are OK to use during certain stages of our lives may be dangerous during others.
For many, the world of psychotherapy is an unknown, and it may feel foreign and intimidating. If you are considering therapy, you may have lots of questions.
If you see me out and about hobbling, I haven’t done anything super strenuous – I’ve just been driving my kids around for hours.
It’s important to have friends who are a safe haven when life gets stormy. But truly supportive friendships offer more than just safety and comfort.
THURSDAY, Oct. 17, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Ever hear your joints clicking, creaking or crunching? Now, researchers say a new technique that listens closely to knees may help doctors diagnose and monitor osteoarthritis.
What you need to know if you’re not planning to get pregnant.
It's extremely common—here's what it feels like.
Cholesterol levels too high? Check out these common myths and facts about high cholesterol.
Experts are unraveling the science behind this debilitating neurological condition—and how to treat it.
Try these expert-approved tips the next time you're tossing and turning
A guide to the foods that stain and erode teeth—and those that can prevent or reverse the damage.
Fun fact: Your skin is the largest organ in your body (that's according to literally everywhere, like the American Academy of Dermatology)—and, as a chronic skin condition, psoriasis can happen anywhere on that organ.
New research has found that people with headache disorders (especially migraines) are more likely to be diagnosed with hypothyroidism.
Your feet rely on a sense of touch to pull away from hot surfaces and to navigate changing terrain. But if you experience numbness in your foot, you may have little to no sensation in your foot.
Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) is an infection of the female reproductive organs. The pelvis is in the lower abdomen and includes the fallopian tubes, ovaries, cervix, and the uterus.
Despite common belief, shaving your hair does not make it grow back thicker or at a faster rate. In fact, this misconception was debunked (Trusted Source) by clinical studies in 1928.
For those of you who aren't huge fans of consuming meat or any dairy products, but are still wondering how to get in protein, then this article will hopefully benefit you!
Who doesn’t want nice, shiny pearly whites? We all love getting compliments on our smile, and are eager to keep our mouth fresh and clean.
A new study found that NSAIDs only worked for one in six people. Here's what you can do instead.
Everyone's favorite pick-me-up has more perks than you might realize.
Besides the well-known symptoms—like constant thirst and a frequent need to pee—here are a few other subtle signals that something may be wrong
Top celiac experts separate myth from fact about the life-altering autoimmune disease.
Do you suffer from anxiety, find a way out, and then fall back in it? You are not alone. In this article they will go into detail on how to help with that.