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Perhaps you know the feeling, that dull gnawing pain in your stomach. It could be a peptic ulcer. But maybe you are unsure about when to you see a doctor. Here is some helpful information if you’ve found yourself wondering, just what are peptic ulcers? Peptic ulcers are sores or blisters that develop in the […]
This week on Talk Tuesdays from my Virtual Physician, we have Dr. Daniel Kessler, a Family Practice Doctor.Before a manufacturer can introduce a new drug to the public, a lot of money goes into the research, development, testing, and marketing. Companies can patent their new medications, and are guaranteed exclusivity to make and sell them […]
A cyst is a membranous sac or pocket. Cysts form in many places in the body. The term ovarian cyst refers to a cyst that has formed in or on one of the ovaries. Most ovarian cysts are small and harmless. In fact, they commonly occur in regular menstrual periods. A corpus luteum cyst or a […]
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Did you know that many women have ovarian cysts? Most are harmless and resolve without problems. In some cases, serious complications can occur. Here's what you need to know about this common diagnosis: What is an Ovarian Cyst? A cyst is a membranous sac or pocket. Cysts form in many places in the body. The […]
As temperatures cool and leaves begin to change, we are beginning to see the colors of fall all around us. The golds, deep reds, and pink signal that October is upon us. The pink ribbon has become an international symbol for breast cancer awareness. And this month serves as an annual campaign to promote action […]
You’ve heard it said "the only thing constant is change.” Healthcare is no different. Similarly, it continues to evolve as time goes on. Telemedicine is a great example. Patients now have convenient access to doctors and specialists in the privacy, safety, and comfort of their homes. Another example is the field of integrative holistic medicine. […]
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have issued the advance copy of its proposed 2021 Physician Fee Schedule rule on August 3 of this year. It contains the new telehealth services which will be covered under Medicare, which has changed immensely since the previous year. Unlike last year, where CMS made only minor […]
MedPage Today published an article stating the following: 1. Medicare is still seeing a high and leveling use of telehealth among medicare beneficiaries. 2. Although Medicare is going down the direction of permanently increasing access to Telemedicine, private payors are actually going in the opposite direction. 3. Confirms that people who adopted telemedicine during the shutdown, […]
MedPage Today published an article about the rise of telemedicine services in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic and why more people are favoring virtual doctor's visits. To read the rest of the article, click here.
The journal, Female Pelvic Medicine & Reconstructive Surgery, published a study comparing video visits to in-person office visits for postoperative care. To read the study, click the link below!
Have questions about menopause? You're not alone. We've answered some frequently asked questions to help you learn, prepare for, and navigate menopause!
Dr. David Howard was a guest speaker on The Accad & Koka Report last week. To listen to the full podcast, click here.
Opening up and bringing awareness to sexual abuse in teens can be a sensitive and tough thing to do, and there are so many women in this world that have make this sacrifice in privacy to bring eyes and ears to the subject. Telling their stories bravely so other women can be aware, spreading the […]
Have you ever thought about how vulnerable puberty can be to young teenagers? I know it’s common for people to understand what it’s like, and to be forgiving with some teens having trouble coping with their bodies changing and developing so suddenly. But something I don’t think is talked about enough, and can definitely be […]
Bringing life into this world is supposed to be a beautiful thing. And when the time is right and with the right person pregnancy for most woman can be a lifelong dream. But in some cases, this news is not always expected or wanted especially when you’re a young teenage girl in high school. Abortion, […]
Understanding Birth Control There are two kinds of young women when it comes to their relationship with birth control. The ones who don’t think about it and whether it could be beneficial or not, they have easy periods and refrain from sexual activity, so they don’t seem to need it. Yet there are others who […]
Getting your period is a normal and necessary part of becoming a woman. For most females, the menstrual period is a mild inconvenience; but for some, periods can become a nightmare. Excruciating pain and discomfort during your cycle can disrupt your life with no end in sight, as the cycle repeats, stealing your joy a […]
Growing into the woman I am today has come with unexpected surprises, and even some scares, as I experienced my body developing throughout my teenage years. My first menstrual cycle at 15 was just the first hurdle in what seemed like a million other body changes that followed as my body transformed into a woman. […]
Experiencing Abnormal or Irregular Periods As a young woman, have you ever been asked whether you have experienced abnormal menstrual bleeding? You may be wondering–how do I even know if my period is normal or abnormal? When someone asks you if your period is abnormal, what they’re really asking, in simpler terms, is has your […]
