If you’re experiencing urinary incontinence or other urinary issues, you may need to see a doctor for urologic tests. These tests help your physician evaluate the urinary tract and determine any possible disorders and conditions involved within it. The urodynamic tests conducted at our facility will help determine how well your organs, such as the bladder, sphincters, and urethra are functioning. There could be many different issues with the urinary tract, such as nerve and muscle function, ... [Read More]
Internal Medicine
7 Steps to Preventing Colon Cancer
Colon cancer doesn’t get as much airtime as other serious cancers, but it’s the third most common cancer in the United States. One in 20 Americans will develop colon or rectal cancer in their lifetime. Fortunately, colon cancer is preventable, as long as you have some discipline with your diet and lifestyle habits. Anyone can be at risk for colon cancer, so it’s never too late or too early to begin practicing healthier habits. 7 Get Screened for Colon Cancer Symptoms of colon cancer may not ... [Read More]
What to Do if You’ve Been Diagnosed With Diabetes
Getting diagnosed with a disease is never easy, but it is the first step in controlling your condition and living a longer, healthier life. If you’ve recently been diagnosed with diabetes, don’t be afraid. Diabetes can be controlled if you live a fairly healthy lifestyle and follow your doctor’s recommendations. There are several things you can do to take control of your health after your diagnosis. Below are some of the major factors that can help you control your diabetes and live an ... [Read More]
The Importance of an Annual Physical
Except for the occasional cold or minor injury, you’ve never been sick a day in your life. Nor do you have any allergies or chronic conditions. So why bother visiting a doctor every year for a routine physical exam? Regardless of your age or your medical history, annual physical exams with your primary care provider are essential to your continued health and well-being. For one thing, it’s one of the best ways to identify and treat any new health issues before they can get worse. In ... [Read More]
Is Internal Medicine Different from Primary Care?
A primary care health provider or PCP is the doctor who cares for your total health on a regular basis. Primary care physicians provide wellness visits, care for illness, and help manage chronic conditions. They also act as the “point person” for all of your medical care when you require treatment from a specialist for a specific condition, to make certain that everything is going right for you. A doctor of internal medicine, or an internist, often serves as a primary care doctor. Internists ... [Read More]
