Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT)is a type of physical therapy that targets the inner ear and brain to restore balance and dizziness for people who need it. While most people may familiar with it, if you’re dealing with problems like vertigo, migraines that affect your balance, or anything similar, you should visit an otolaryngologist or (ENT) and ask them about VRT.
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PCOS or Polycystic Ovary Syndrome is a hormonal syndrome that women suffer from after hitting puberty. PCOS often means lower progesterone, which can cause an irregular period schedule. Your body may also react differently to insulin than it should, and you may also have elevated levels of androgens in your body.
There’s no rest for people with sensitive sinuses, even in the winter. While spring brings plenty of outdoor allergens with it, winter allergies can be harder to manage since the causes are much closer to home.
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Sleep apnea is one of the most serious sleep syndromes that can have long-lasting, and in extreme cases, fatal effects. Essentially sleep apnea is when you stop breathing while you’re sleeping due to a range of neurological or physiological reasons.
A concussion occurs when your head suffers a major blow, either from an accident or from a direct impact. This causes a whole range of physical and mental symptoms that may hinder your daily activities until you are fully healed.
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Millions of Americans visit their doctors due to foot and ankle problems every single year. These issues range from a slight swelling to excruciatingly painful fractures. A lot of these patients are then diagnosed and treated for conditions like bunions, flat feet, or ingrown nails.
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