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Shoulder Pain Treatment Guide

Shoulder Pain Treatment Guide

Treatment Guides

Shoulder pain and injuries are extremely common – whether due to exercise, age, overuse injuries or trauma. In fact, they account for nearly 20 percent of visits to the doctor's office. When shoulder pain interferes with your ability to do the things you need to each day, its time to seek medical advice. Download our free guide that discusses common shoulder conditions and available treatment options.


Colonoscopy Treatment Guide

Colonoscopy Treatment Guide

Treatment Guides

Colon cancer is one of the most preventable cancers and having a colonoscopy can save your life. Download this free Colonoscopy Treatment Guide and learn more about what happens during a colonoscopy and what steps need to be taken prior to having a colonoscopy.


J-Pouch Treatment Guide

J-Pouch Treatment Guide

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Living with chronic pain, keeping up with taking numerous medications and being tied to the restroom is no way to live. After having a J-pouch procedure, patients regain control over their bowel movements. This guide aids patients in understanding how a J-Pouch is created, addresses who may be a candidate for a J-Pouch, and identifies the benefits of the procedure.


Liver Tumor Treatment Guide

Liver Tumor Treatment Guide

Treatment Guides

Download our free Liver Tumor Clinic Treatment Guide to learn more about the types of benign and cancerous tumors treated and the most advanced medical and surgical treatment options.


Depressed During Winter

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I get so depressed during winter, but my husband doesn’t believe in seasonal mood changes. Is there really a connection between winter and depression?


Vitamin D Levels for Healthy Living

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I recently read that most people have acceptable vitamin D levels and don’t need to supplement. Is that true?


Skin Tags - A Concern?

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As I get older I seem to be developing more skin tags. Is this something to be concerned about? They aren’t misshapen or colored funny, just skin colored tags. Can I just clip them off?


Calcium Levels for Women Over 40

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I recently read that women over 40 should stop taking calcium supplements. Is that true?


Osteoporosis Drugs

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I recently heard that osteoporosis drugs can actually increase the risk of fractures in older women. Should I stop taking this medication?


Trying to Get Pregnant

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I’m trying to get pregnant but haven’t so far. How long should I wait before I see a fertility specialist?


Metabolizing Sugar

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What makes your body more efficient at metabolizing sugar?


Nighttime Urination

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I tend to urinate frequently, especially at night, sometimes three or four times a night. I have seen a Urologist and had a scope done. The doctor said that I was fine. What causes me to urinate this much at night?


Sex Drive

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Is there anything I can do to revive my low sex drive?


Birth Control

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How do I know which birth control pills are right for me?


Does Bad Breath Mean It's Halitosis?

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My 9-year old grandson went to the dentist and the dentist told his Mom that his bad breath was due to his sinuses. What should be the recommended course of treatment?


Lightheaded - Menopause Symptom?

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Is lightheadedness a symptom of menopause? I have had very bad hot flashes recently with the weather being so hot and started experiencing the lightheadedness.


Osteoporosis and Menopause

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I am one year into menopause and am age 50. My new gynecologist told me that I am at risk for Osteoporosis because I am tall and thin and have been taking thyroid hormone for the past 25 years.

Would it be worthwhile for me to have a bone density test to establish a baseline measurement? Unfortunately, due to severe back problems, for the past 10 years I have not done the recommended weight bearing activities that would have helped maintain my bone density and I am concerned. Thanks for your advice!


Healthy Eating Over 80

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What is the best or most viable source for those of us in our eighties and more, to lose a few pounds sensibly?


Weight Management and Perimenopause

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I have been with Weight Watchers since January of 2010 to the present and have been with Curves since May 2011. I am 5’1"

I currently weigh 149 pounds. My goal weight is 132 pounds. I started WW at 154 pounds...in April 2011 138 pounds...lost 16 pounds in 14 months. I have been going through perimenopause. Since April a constant weight gain to my current 149 pounds. Two weeks ago I lost 4 pounds!!! After having a period for three weeks of spotting, light flow, heavy flow, light flow, spotting, then finally stopping. Then the next week I gained 3 pounds back! I have been going to Curves twice a week. With a hectic schedule I am lucky to be able to get there at all! I enjoyed the last article from Speaking of Women’s Health and noticed it is sponsored through Cleveland Clinic.

I felt comfort in the article and that we could have contact with you as a resource. I am grateful to the Cleveland Clinic for the care and concern that you have given to my daughter and her husband on behalf of their son~our sweet grandson. Our grandson is being followed by the pediatric neurology physicians. Thank You so much.

I hope that you might be able sort out my weight gain~menopause issues. I am discontinuing WW and I have been so far enjoying Curves.

Thank You in advance for your time,

Lewisa


Pubic Hair - Yes or No?

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I am 40 and have shaved my pubic hair completely off for at least 10 years. Some people tell me it is fine, some say it is better than long hair and some people tell me it is bad for me. I like it because it feels better and cleaner. Can you please tell me if there is a problem with me doing this?