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27 Jun , 2016

What Kind of Physical Pain Do You Have?

Not all pain is considered equal in terms of type and trigger as well as in intensity, frequency and duration. Pain management then becomes a more complicated task depending on these factors as well as on the required approaches, which may include...

25 Jun , 2016

Gout Attacks: Here’s What You Need to Know

Kristin Minasian

Orthopedics Articles

You cannot, unfortunately, do anything for your foot and ankle when a gout attack starts, because your body has to deal with its symptoms at its own pace. You can, fortunately, adopt several things to care for yourself at home during a gout flare....

4 Jun , 2016

Two Distinguished Physical Therapists Join Healthpointe

Kristin Minasian

Press Release Articles

Healthpointe’s newest additions to its state-of-the-art physical therapy department are every bit as esteemed in their own right. With years of experience in the physical therapy field, Dr. Tirtaputra and Nayer Nazeer come with expertise, passion,...

31 May , 2016

Take Control Over Your Heart Health

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Cardiology Articles

In 2012, ischemic heart disease was the cause of death among 7.4 million individuals worldwide (World Health Organization), making it the number one cause of death. The time to take control over your heart health is now, before an ischemic heart...

24 May , 2016

Kinesio Tape: Hype or Helpful?

Kristin Minasian

Sports Medicine Articles

Athletes are often now seen with strips of brightly-colored sports medicine tape on their arms, legs and torso – and not just as a fashion statement. Known as Kinesio tape, the athletic tape was invented by Kenzo Kase, a Japanese chiropractor, in t...

19 May , 2016

How to Return to Work After Mental Impairment

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Occupational Medicine Articles

Are you planning to return to work despite your cognitive impairment? Though you may be feeling better, rushing back to work can be dangerous. Though you may feel you’ve made a full physical recovery, subtle signs of cognitive impairment may rem...

17 May , 2016

How to Accommodate the Injured Employee

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Occupational Medicine Articles

While professionalism is the main pillar of the employer-employee relationship, a human-to-human approach is greatly appreciated. Below, we’ve outlined some tips for employers on how to meet the needs of the injured employee returning to work....

14 May , 2016

Coughing Up Blood (Hemoptysis)

Kristin Minasian

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What is hemoptysis? Hemoptysis, or coughing up blood, can be a sign of a serious medical condition such as infections, cancer, or problems in the blood vessels or lungs. Hemoptysis often requires urgent care. What are the causes of hemoptysis...

13 May , 2016

The Link Between Strokes and Migraines

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Headache Clinic

Migraines are characterized by severe throbbing or pulsing pain in the head accompanied by other symptoms like nausea, sensitivity to light and sound, and vomiting. These symptoms in themselves are sufficient reasons to seek medical treatment from...

11 May , 2016

Painful Swallowing (Odynophagia)

Kristin Minasian

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What is odynophagia? Odynophagia is also known as painful swallowing, which may be felt high in the neck or lower down behind the breastbone. Usually it is a strong feeling of uncomfortable squeezing or burning, and requires urgent care. What...