Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome: Symptoms, Causes And Treatment For Your Ankle Pain

If you've been experiencing foot and ankle issues, a possible diagnosis from your podiatrist may reveal tarsal tunnel syndrome. This painful foot and ankle condition may result from the tibial nerve becoming compressed against the tarsal tunnel, which is located near the ankle. It may be caused by by a foot or ankle injury, fallen arches or other factors, and should initially be diagnosed and treated by a physician. If you're unfamiliar with this condition, learn the symptoms, causes and treatment so you may find relief. Read More 

Glaucoma Testing - What To Expect During Your Eye Exam

Glaucoma is an eye disease that results in damage to the optic nerve. This nerve transmits images from the eye to the brain and constant damage can lead to eventual blindness. In general, eye pressure causes the damage to the nerve fibers. There are many risk factors that can lead to glaucoma like old eye injuries, family history, increased age, high blood pressure, and corticosteroid use. If you have one of these risk factors, then you should ask your ophthalmologist for a glaucoma assessment. Read More 

Four Options For Aesthetic Tattoo Removal

If you're thinking of having a tattoo safely removed, your skin care specialist may suggest various options. Laser tattoo removal is the most common procedure for tattoo removal, although it can be costly and involve several sessions over a period of many weeks. Other options include dermabrasion, cryotherapy and pulsed light therapy. A dermatologist or specialist in aesthetic medicine can determine which method might work best for you. Do It Professionally Read More 

2 Office Work-Related Injuries And How You Can Treat Them

Every job has its dangers and hazards, whether you are working at a gas station, or in a professional office environment. And, when you get injured while working in an office, your injuries can be just as painful as constructed-related injuries. Here are two office work-related injuries and what you can do to treat them. Injured Tailbone If you sit at a computer desk for your job, you may be at risk of injuring your tailbone. Read More 

Understanding Chiropractic Adjustments: What Does “Popping” Your Joints Actually Do?

If you suffer from back pain or any type of joint problem, you may be considering visiting your local chiropractor for care. However, many first-time patients can be intimidated by the quick and deft motions of a skilled chiropractor -- and even more so by the audible "pop" sometimes elicited from a patient's bones. Fortunately, you can put your fears to rest by coming to understand just what is going on when a chiropractor performs an adjustment on his or her patient. Read More