Have you tried treatment for overactive bladder and still suffer from any of the symptoms below? – Urgency to get to the restroom in time – Increased frequency of urination – Getting up at night 2 or more times to urinate – Wearing adult protective undergarments or pads – Inability …
Read More »St. Anthony’s Triathlon Makes History Along Tampa Bay
It began four decades ago on a sunny Saturday morning by the Gulf of Mexico, alongside the sprawling shoreline and asphalt of Fort DeSoto Park. Some 30 professional triathletes and 500 age-group competitors were poised to compete in a new event – the Tampa Bay Triathlon, sponsored by the U.S. …
Read More »St. Joseph’s Congenital Heart Program Helps Mom of Five Not Miss a Beat
As a busy mom of five, 36-year-old Alyssa Fisher didn’t spend much time thinking about her own health. She felt fine. She led an active life, working as a nurse, homeschooling her children, swing dancing with her husband on an occasional date and spending time with friends at church. While …
Read More »BayCare Hospital Wesley Chapel Opened Its Doors and Welcomed First Patient
The long-awaited opening of BayCare Hospital Wesley Chapel (BHWC) came Tuesday, March 7, and the day was filled with excitement, some first-day jitters and an eager staff ready to serve the Pasco County community. The staff assisted 33 patients and had 13 admissions on its first day, including Andrew Palsgraf, …
Read More »Urinary Incontinence: An In-Office Therapy That is Incredibly Convenient
By Parveen Vahora, M.D. Many women have a disorder that they try to keep under wraps. If you are one of them, then you are familiar with crossing your legs and willfully praying you don’t leak. Does laughing, jumping, or sneezing bring on an accidental urine stream? Avoiding surgery is …
Read More »Esophageal Cancer
Esophageal cancer is rare, but for several reasons, it deserves our attention. Because it is usually diagnosed at later stages when it is more difficult to treat, about 20% of patients diagnosed with the disease will survive five years or more. Treatment and survival rates have improved in recent years. …
Read More »JOINT SUPPORT ~ My Balance
One thing is certain in life: as we age, our bodies undergo a lot of changes. Like the skin starting to wrinkle, hairs turning grey, bones shrinking in size, and the joints getting weaker and weaker. Weak joints are certainly uncomfortable, as they are often accompanied by swellings, numbness, clicking …
Read More »Long Haul COVID Symptoms
Those that have experienced COVID-19, whether mild cases, people with no symptoms, and those that suffered severe illness, often have lingering side effects and symptoms of the virus that remain for weeks and months. In some people, the symptoms come and go, and in others, they are a part of …
Read More »Heart Rate Variability And Your Optimal Health Status
Taking care of your heart health is not just for National Heart Month in February. Heart health contributes greatly to your overall optimal health status so, needless to say, it’s crucial to continue your efforts throughout the year. About CEP’s Heart Rate Variability Technology CEP’s integrated heart rate variability (HRV) …
Read More »A Hair Restoration Practice Helping Patients Get Rid of Hair? How Bizarre!
In the 1960s DC Comics introduced a comic called Bizarro World, featuring a square planet, where everything was opposite. What would be up on Planet Earth was down. A compliment was an insult. Marilyn Monroe was ugly, and people bought investments guaranteed to lose money. Well, your favorite hair restoration …
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