Coming towards the end of cancer treatment can be exciting, but other health concerns developing can be frustrating. Patients can develop lymphedema over the course of cancer treatment, and they may require the help of a doctor to help them recover. Our lymphedema treatment options are personalized to suit your needs and […]
Everything You Need to Know About Lymphedema Read More »
Studies show that many Americans sit for hours and hours each day, longer than they should. This may not seem like anything harmful, or indeed anything to study! But you should know that sitting for long periods of time can increase your risk for many health conditions. What Harm Can It
The Effects of Prolonged Sitting Read More »
As you probably know, having a circulatory system that functions properly is a very important part of staying healthy. However, you probably don’t put much thought into your circulatory system until something goes wrong with it. Ideally, problems can be caught before they become too serious – here are 7
7 Signs of Poor Blood Circulation Read More »
There are no doubt foods that you just can’t eat (like spicy Thai food) and foods you just shouldn’t eat (like that second piece of chocolate cake). And, of course, there are also foods you can eat to stay healthy, and foods you know you should avoid. If you have
Foods to Eat for Circulatory System Health Read More »
Angioplasty is a fairly simple procedure that can mean a lot to your health. Here is some information on this important surgery and how it can help you. What does angioplasty do? An angioplasty procedure helps to open up the coronary arteries, the blood vessels that supply blood to the
What is angioplasty? Read More »
The circulatory system is an amazing array of arteries, veins, and capillaries, all of which work together to keep us alive and active. There are over 100,000 miles of blood vessels in the human body, and if something goes wrong it can mean serious problems or even death. Vascular disease
What Is Vascular Disease? Read More »
* All indicated fields must be completed.
Please include non-medical questions and correspondence only.
