A complete blood count is required to rule out other conditions. A complete blood count can rule out anemia, which is a contributing factor to fatigue and weakness. The doctor can also rule out rheumatoid factors, which are protein markers of rheumatic diseases. While a fibromyalgia diagnosis is not yet definitive, it eliminates other causes of chronic pain. Although fibromyalgia is not a known … [Read more...]
Depression and ICD-10 Codes
The ICD-10 codes for depression are F32.0 to F32.9, which were updated for October 1, 2020. F32.9 describes a major depressive episode and includes behavioral, mental, and neurodevelopmental disorders. The corresponding diagnostic criteria can help you find the right treatment for your condition. You can learn more about depression by reading this article. It also contains information about … [Read more...]
A Retired OB/GYN’s Commentary On The Leaked News Of Our Supreme Court Overturning Roe Vs. Wade (& How I Did Abortions Because I Believed I’d Be A Hypocrite If I Didn’t).
My interview for the prestigious Northwestern University OB/GYN residency was my first choice. I was informed very clearly that Northwestern's OB/GYN program supports a woman's decision to keep a pregnancy. Northwestern was not the right fit for me if I didn't support reproductive rights for women. Harvard's Brigham & Women's Hospital was my second choice. I was also told the same thing. Both … [Read more...]
Physical Fitness, Health and Wellness Class 11 | Class 11 Physical Education Chapter 5 | 2022-2023
Are you looking for ways to be healthier? Are you interested in learning how to live a healthier lifestyle ? The topic of health and wellness is a topic which has gained popularity in recent years. Everyone wants to know how to keep fit, shed weight, and feel good. Most people don't want to take on the effort necessary to reach these objectives. They're just looking for someone else … [Read more...]
8 Essentials for a Healthy Heart
(Family Features.) The number one killer is cardiovascular disease. The number one cause of death worldwide and in the United States is cardiovascular disease. Research over the past 20 years has shown that more than 80% of cardiovascular events can be avoided by living a healthy lifestyle and managing risk factors. The American Heart Association created Life's Essential 8 to help Americans assess … [Read more...]
PT vs. Chiropractor: What’s the Difference?
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CareCredit: Your Way to Pay for Health and Wellness
Are you looking for ways to become healthier? Do you want to learn how to live a healthy lifestyle? Well-being and health is a topic which has gained popularity over the past few years. Everyone wants to know how they can stay fit, lose weight, and feel great. But the majority of people aren't prepared to do the work required to achieve these goals. They just want someone else to take … [Read more...]
Health promotion and wellness for the elderly
Are you searching for ways to get healthier? Do you want to learn how to lead a healthy lifestyle? Health and wellness is a subject that has become increasingly popular in recent years. There is a general desire to learn how to remain fit, lose weight, and be healthy. Most people don't want to take on the effort necessary to reach these objectives. They're just looking for someone … [Read more...]
Green Tea Extract Promotes Gut Health, Lowers Blood Sugar
Recent research has shown that green tea extract can be used for up to four weeks to lower blood sugar and improve gut health in patients with high risk factors for heart disease. This is the first study to assess whether green tea's anti-inflammatory properties in the gut may reduce the risk of metabolic syndrome. It affects approximately one-third Americans. Professor of Human Nutrition at … [Read more...]
Proton Pump Inhibitors, Dysbiosis, and Liver Disease
[1] Proton Pump Inhibitors are one of the most prescribed medications in America. Nearly 10% of Americans use PPIs on a daily basis. [3] While PPIs may be effective for certain conditions, such as excess stomach acid (stomach acid), there are serious risks associated with long-term PPI usage. A 2021 publication in BMJ Open Gastroenterology states that [4] long term PPI usage is defined as … [Read more...]
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