Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) is a form of persistent, localized pain that usually affects the arm or leg. CRPS generally develops after an accident, surgery, a stroke, or a heart attack. The discomfort is far greater than the damage caused by the initial injury. While CRPS is uncommon, the reason for it isn’t. The …
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Many aging adults are concerned about their memory and other cognitive functions. They might be concerned with learning new information more slowly or forgetting to pay a bill from time to time. However there is a difference between common forgetfulness and memory loss. Here’s what you should know: What is normal forgetfulness and what isn’t? …
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Asthma is a prevalent condition in children, although it may occur at any time. It’s not uncommon to come across individuals over the age of 50 with this lung issue. The symptoms and treatment of childhood asthma are comparable to those of adult-onset asthma. Children with asthma, on the other hand, face distinct challenges. Allergies …
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You’re not alone if you’ve suffered from lower back pain. Back discomfort is one of the most prevalent reasons that individuals visit their physicians or miss work. Even young children may suffer from back discomfort. Back pain can be characterized as a dull, constant pain to a sharp, sudden, or shooting discomfort. It might come …
You may have treatment-resistant depression if you’ve been treated for depression and your symptoms haven’t improved. Sometimes standard therapies aren’t adequate or might not make a difference at all. Read on to learn more about this issue: While taking antidepressants or going to psychological counseling eases depression symptoms for many people, that’s not always the …
Come out and join PMI for a FREE Movie Night on Monday, May 2 Click here to download PDF for complete details. Featured Movie: “The Father”Director: Florian Zeller Where:Picture Show at East Windsor When:Monday, May 2 at 6:00pm Cost:FREE!!! Details:Princeton Medical Institute Presents this special movie event to raise Alzheimer’s disease awareness. …
Making healthy choices can help us to feel better and live longer, healthier lives, but it’s not always easy. The good news is that change is possible as long as you have a strategy to set yourself up for success. Read on to learn how to do just that. Know your habits Even the most …
Panic attacks are intense surges of fear, panic, or anxiety that can come on very suddenly. For those who experience panic attacks, they can be overwhelming, and come with both physical and emotional symptoms. During a panic attack, you might have difficulty breathing, you sweat and tremble, and you feel your heart pounding. A panic …
For many of us, the holiday season is a time of joy and celebration, but for some people, it can be a difficult time to get through. Depression can occur during any point in the year, but stress and anxiety at the end of the year may cause some people to experience a sense of …
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Mental health and conditions that affect the brain are a very complex area of medicine. Research is imperative to understanding all of the ways these conditions affect people and how medical professionals can treat patients. Joining a research study is one of the great ways to not only improve your own well being, but help …
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