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How Can I Fight Obesity If I Have Hypothyroidism?

Losing weight is tough enough, but hypothyroidism can make it even tougher. Don’t fret — with these hypothyroid-friendly weight loss tips and our expert treatment, you can battle the bulge on an even playing field.

Jan 16th, 2023

Can I Get Pregnant If I Have Polycystic Ovary Syndrome?

If you don’t ovulate, you can’t get pregnant. Because polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) messes with ovulation, it can make conception tricky — but it’s not impossible. Here’s what you need to know.

Dec 13th, 2022

Why Vitamin D Is So Important to Your Health

Vitamin D is one of those nutrients your body relies on for many of its functions. A vitamin D deficiency can leave you feeling tired, sore, and sleepless. Explore the ways that this vitamin is crucial to your health and wellness.

Nov 9th, 2022

My Menopause Symptoms Are Making Me Miserable: Can You Help?

Sudden, whole-body heat waves, uncontrollable mood sings, and sleepless nights — these are just a few of menopause’s life-disrupting symptoms that many women experience. Whatever you’re dealing with, we can help. Learn about your options here.

Oct 5th, 2022

I Eat a Healthy Diet: What Could Be Causing My Obesity?

A poor diet and a sedentary lifestyle almost always lead to obesity. But if you eat well, get plenty of exercise, and are still overweight, other issues may be at play. Keep reading to learn about the lesser-known causes of obesity.

Sep 1st, 2022

Is Type 2 Diabetes Reversible?

When you got your Type 2 diabetes diagnosis, you were told it’s incurable. That’s still true. However, recent research shows you may be able to reverse it. Here’s what you should know.

Aug 10th, 2022

Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Your Hoarse Voice

Whether you cheer for the Astros at the top of your lungs or sing your heart out in the shower, overuse can wreck your voice. But if your hoarseness doesn’t go away with rest, it could be more serious. Here’s when you need to seek help.

Jul 13th, 2022

Can I Still Get Pregnant if I Have PCOS?

To get pregnant, your reproductive system needs to be firing on all cylinders. But PCOS can put your ovaries out of commission. Keep reading to find out how PCOS affects fertility and what you can do about it.

Jun 1st, 2022

I Have a New Bruise Every Day — Could I Have Cushing’s Syndrome?

Life is full of minor bumps that usually elicit a quick “ouch” and are soon forgotten. Harder knocks and blows may even cause a bruise. But what does it mean when even the slightest force results in blooming bruises? Find out here.

May 3rd, 2022

What Every Pregnant Woman Should Know About Gestational Diabetes

When you’re pregnant, you read up on how to keep your body and your baby healthy. But if you don’t know about gestational diabetes, you may be missing out on some critical information. Here’s what you need to know.

Apr 6th, 2022

How Your Skin and Nails Tell You They’re Hungry for Calcium

You cleanse, exfoliate, moisturize, clip, trim, file, and polish, but if you’re not feeding your skin and nails, they could be starving for calcium. Here’s how to tell if a calcium deficiency may be affecting your skin and nails.

Mar 7th, 2022

Tips for Managing Type 1 Diabetes

Finding out you have Type 1 diabetes changes your life — but it doesn’t have to stop you from living life on your own terms. Here are some changes you can make to manage your diabetes symptoms and live life to the fullest.

Feb 4th, 2022

How Vitamin D Affects Your Bones

Like a building’s beams and girders, your bones give your body structure and support, so it’s important to keep them strong. There are many factors involved in bone health — here’s how vitamin D plays an important role.

Jan 13th, 2022

Hyperthyroidism Vs. Hypothyroidism: How to Spot the Differences

When your thyroid gland malfunctions, you feel the effects throughout your body, but the symptoms and treatments are different depending on whether your thyroid is producing too many or not enough hormones. Here’s how to tell the difference.

Dec 12th, 2021

Does Menopause Cause Osteoporosis?

When you reach menopause, you may have to deal with some uncomfortable changes — hot flashes, night sweats, and mood swings to name a few. Do you have to worry about osteoporosis, too? Find out here.

Nov 14th, 2021

The Link Between Klinefelter Syndrome and Low T

Age, injury, and disease can contribute to a drop in testosterone level, but if you have Klinefelter syndrome, you may have been destined for low T before birth. Learn more about this genetic condition and how it affects testosterone.

Oct 13th, 2021

Is Osteoporosis Reversible?

Learning that your bones are losing mass and density can crack the foundation of your body and your life — figuratively and literally. Can you stop osteoporosis? Reverse it? Find out here.

Sep 9th, 2021

Tips for Preventing Diabetes

Ask anyone who has to test their blood sugar or take insulin therapy — they will tell you to avoid diabetes if at all possible. But you can take steps to prevent the condition. Here’s how you can sidestep diabetes.

Aug 13th, 2021

The Many Signs of Parathyroid Disease

An overall feeling of malaise is difficult to describe and challenging to diagnose, but it’s one of the key symptoms of parathyroid disease. Here are some other signs you might suffer from this serious condition.

Jul 21st, 2021

Unusual Hair Growth and Menopause: What's the Link?

A little peach fuzz on a woman’s skin adds softness to her complexion, but when it comes in darker and thicker and looks like it needs a shave, it may be hirsutism — and menopause may be the culprit. Here’s what you need to know.

Jun 23rd, 2021

4 Types of Adrenal Disease

Just above your kidneys, you have a couple of tiny adrenal glands that have a big job. The hormones they produce control several vital bodily functions, so when something goes awry, it can be serious. Here are the four major adrenal diseases.

May 23rd, 2021

What Causes Hypocalcemia?

You’ve heard all your life that it’s important to drink milk so you get your calcium, and you drank your fair share. But was it enough? Do you have hypocalcemia — low levels of calcium? Here, we explore the various culprits that rob you of calcium.

Apr 15th, 2021

Signs of Low Testosterone You May Not Be Aware Of

Losing interest in sex is classic sign of low testosterone, but it’s not the only one. Learn the lesser-known symptoms of male hormone imbalance so you can spot the signs and get treatment.

Mar 18th, 2021

5 Tips for Combating High Cholesterol

You’ve heard it said that too much of a good thing can be bad, and it’s certainly true of cholesterol. Although your body needs some cholesterol to function properly, an excess can cause health problems. Here’s how to keep your cholesterol in check.

Feb 17th, 2021

Can I Prevent Osteoporosis?

Does it seem as though you’re shrinking? It may not be your imagination. Osteoporosis not only robs your bone density, but it can also steal an inch or two from your height. Find out if you’re at risk for osteoporosis and whether you can prevent it.

Jan 29th, 2021

How We Help You Manage Your Diabetes

Millions of Americans have diabetes and need to take certain steps to protect their health. Our team of physicians offers highly personalized treatment programs to help you stay healthy and maintain your quality of life. Read on to learn how we help.

Dec 21st, 2020

November is American Diabetes Month

From the American Diabetes Association: “November is #AmericanDiabetesMonth. It’s our chance to show the world what life with diabetes is really like. Every year, our community comes together to ring the alarm on the diabetes epidemic.

Nov 15th, 2020

Hormone Replacement Therapy

What is Menopause? Menopause occurs when the ovaries steadily decline in the amount of estrogen they produce over time. This usually occurs in women in their 40s to 50s during which their menstrual periods come to an end.

Oct 16th, 2020

Male Hypogonadism (Low T)

What is low T? Male hypogonadism, also known as low T (low testosterone), is a common problem in males with our modern lifestyle. When women undergo a lot of stress like sickness, weight loss, death in the family, etc.

Oct 8th, 2020

Hypercalcemia

What is Hypercalcemia? Hypercalcemia is a disorder of calcium homeostasis with an excessive amount of calcium in the blood/serum.

Aug 27th, 2020

Fatigue

What is fatigue? Fatigue is a nonspecific term usually used to describe various symptoms including generalized weakness, difficulty in initiating or continuing day to day activities, difficulty with concentration or memory, difficulty with emotional...

Aug 20th, 2020