Can back pain signal a heart attack? Yes. And experts say it’s more common in women than men. Find out when you should seek medical care for back pain that might be related to a heart attack.
Jul 21st, 2020
Can back pain signal a heart attack? Yes. And experts say it’s more common in women than men. Find out when you should seek medical care for back pain that might be related to a heart attack.
Successful diabetes management requires full-time commitment any time of the year. But did you know that what works for your diabetes in the winter may not give you the same results in the summer? Find out why and what you can do about that.
It’s an easy and painless test that can help reduce your risk of broken bones. Find out more about the bone density test and when doctors recommend you add it to your preventive health care calendar.
Wondering how well your heart is working? An EKG is a simple, quick, and painless test that can alert your doctor to previous or current issues affecting your heart health. Find out why your provider may recommend an EKG for you.
Spring brings warmer temps, blue skies, and pollen — lots and lots of pollen. Do your allergies make you wish you could skip spring altogether? Learn how you can keep your allergy symptoms under control, even with all that pollen floating around.
Once you’re on blood pressure medication, always take it as directed by the doctor. But if you’re not there yet or are hoping for better control, check out these five tips for bringing your blood pressure numbers down without medication.
If you struggle with painful bouts of diarrhea, constipation, gas, or bloating, it could be more than general tummy troubles. Keep reading to learn more about irritable bowel syndrome and how you can find relief for this chronic digestive disorder.
Winter is the season of holidays and gatherings, but it’s also cold and flu season. With a few preventive measures, you can get through the winter without the coughing, sneezing, and body aches caused by these viral infections.
Chest pain can occur when excess cholesterol in your blood causes sticky plaque to accumulate in your arteries and block oxygen-rich blood from your heart. Here’s what you need to know about chest pain and cholesterol.