Do-It-Yourself Medications: Self-Injected Drugs on the Rise
[ad_1] Having patients give themselves injections, when possible, not only saves clinic time and expense, but also spares the patients a trip to the clinic, of course, and often a copay. [ad_2] Source link More...
Get the Benefits of Exercise Without Breaking a Sweat
[ad_1] July 14, 2023 — For as long as we’ve had official recommendations for exercise, those recommendations have focused on effort. Do at least 150 minutes a week of “moderate to vigorous” physical More...
Ketamine for Migraine: One Person’s Journey
[ad_1] Nikki S. was angry. After several years of different migraine treatments, one of her pain doctors suggested that it might be time to try a drug called ketamine. “Absolutely not,” she told her doctor. More...
Changing My Pace With Myasthenia Gravis
[ad_1] By SeAndrea Collins, as told to Keri Wiginton I’m 38 and I’ve had myasthenia gravis (MG) for over 20 years. A good life is still possible. I enjoy my work as a third-grade teacher and the time More...
Myasthenia Gravis and Exercise: How I Found Balance
[ad_1] By Charlotte Laycock, as told to Keri Wiginton One year before I summited one of the world’s tallest mountains, a doctor told me I might never exercise again. Unlike most people, I didn’t start climbing More...
Myasthenia Gravis: What Remission Looks Like
[ad_1] By Richard J. Nowak, MD, as told to Keri Wiginton Myasthenia gravis (MG) is a chronic autoimmune condition without a cure. But it’s treatable. And as long as you work with your doctor to optimize More...
Prioritizing Your Well-being in Work, Social, and Family Life
[ad_1] By Lisa Plymate, MD, as told to Keri Wiginton At 75, I’ve learned life is full of experiences and opportunities. This illness is just another one. I wouldn’t have chosen to get a diagnosis of myasthenia More...
ADHD and Epilepsy in Adults: What to Know
[ad_1] July 13, 2023 — About 20 out of every 100 adults with epilepsy may also have attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, and new research shows the more un-controlled seizures a patient More...
Stomach Cancer Risk in Asian Americans: Expert Q&A
[ad_1] This year, about 26,500 people in the U.S. will find out that they have stomach cancer, also called gastric cancer, according to the American Cancer Society. That’s lower than in other countries like More...
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