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Don’t Be A Worry Wart: 3 Remedies To Get Rid Of Common Warts

Common warts are one of those medical conditions that aren't extremely painful, but are nonetheless unsightly and uncomfortable to walk around with. Common warts are caused by HPV (Human Papilloma Virus); when the virus comes into contact with damaged skin, such as a scratch or a cut, it causes a wart to form. Even though warts are typically painless, it's important to rid yourself of them right away because they can easily spread to other parts of your body. Read More 

How To Deal With An Independent Medical Examination After A Workplace Accident

If you're injured at work and you file a worker's compensation claim, there's a good chance that you'll be required to get an independent medical examination before your claim is approved. This means that you'll have your injury examined by a doctor that you've seen before. It's common for people to be nervous before an independent medical exam, because the results of the exam can affect the outcome of their claim. Read More 

Recovering From Lumbar Laminectomy Surgery

Have you been diagnosed with lumbar spinal stenosis? This debilitating ailment can make your life miserable. It is painful and sometimes even the strongest pain medications don't give much relief. Spinal stenosis is caused by degenerative changes and usually affects those who suffer from arthritis. The degenerative changes cause the joints of the vertebrae to enlarge pressing on nerves and causing pain. Should you and your doctor decide that lumbar laminectomy surgery is your best option, you will want to know what to expect as far as recovery. Read More 

IV Therapy: Beneficial To Some Fibromyalgia Patients

Fibromyalgia is a disease that affects the way your brain responds to pain. Each patient responds to treatments differently and finding the best treatment for you may involve a frustrating time of trial and error. IV therapy can be beneficial to some patients who suffer from this disorder.    Causes and Symptoms of Fibromyalgia Researchers aren't certain what causes this disorder, but they believe many factors can contribute to the disease. Read More 

Why You Should Have A Colonoscopy And How It’s Done

If you're approaching your 50th birthday, your doctor may recommend a baseline colonoscopy. The American Cancer Society recommends that everyone should begin colon cancer screening tests at 50 years of age. A colonoscopy is one such test your doctor can order for a baseline and then repeat every ten years thereafter if the tests are negative. If your doctor finds early signs of cancer or polyps, you may need to have more frequent tests to keep an eye on your condition. Read More