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26 May R3 Medical Training Achieves CME Accreditation for Medical Aesthetics Course for Medical & Dental Professionals

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R3 Medical Training announced today that it has achieved CME Accreditation for its Medical Aesthetics Training Course for both medical and dental professionals. R3 Medical Training announced today that it has achieved CME Accreditation for its Medical Aesthetics Training Course for both medical and dental professionals. The...

18 May Features of Phantom Limb Pain

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Sometimes, an amputation may be necessary to control infection and pain in an affected limb. Other times, amputation may evolve from an accident. However, whichever way the amputation occurs, it may also lead to soreness or extreme pain in the part of the limb that’s...

09 May How to Deal With a Congestive Heart Failure

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Heart failure is a severe condition that affects the heart and causes a reduction in the blood delivered to major organs, and the entire body. It’s a mechanical problem that occurs when the heart muscle becomes less able to contract and as a result, limits...

28 Apr Dealing With Arthritis: What You Should Know

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Arthritis is an inflammation found in the joints, and it can result in debilitating pain in the joint. However, arthritis has a wide range and there are over 100 arthritis types and related conditions.Arthritis is a common disease that affects over 50 million adults and...

24 Apr Tension Headaches vs Migraines

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Headaches have different degrees and names they’re known by. Typically, a headache is characterized by pain in different parts of the head. It’s also not categorized as a serious ailment because of how common it can get.Headaches are caused by tiredness, stress, alcohol, or some...

19 Apr Stem Cell Treatment for Lyme Disease

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Lyme disease is a combination of a characteristic skin rash, fever, sore joints and muscles, fatigue, and headache, which are caused by an infection from the Borrelia burgdorferi bacteria. It typically occurs when we make outdoor visits and get tick bites on the body. Tick...

12 Apr Stem Cell Therapy for Rotator Cuff Injury

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Considering how much movement we’re able to make with our shoulders, they’re referred to as the most mobile part of the body. Another side to this is that it’s prone to injuries due to sprain, strain, or rotator cuff tears. The rotator cuff is an...

05 Apr Can Stem Cell Therapy Help Stroke Victims?

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According to the CDC, more than 795,000 individuals have a stroke every year in the United States. Stroke is one of the top five leading causes of death and chronic disabilities in the United States. One major reason is that the treatments available for stroke...

31 Mar Stem Cell Therapy for Cervicalgia (Neck Pain)

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Cervicalgia happens when you have a pain in the neck that may extend towards the head, arms, or body. You may experience minor neck pain that goes away after a few days. However, your pain can be so extreme that you experience constant discomfort that...

22 Mar How to Deal With Chronic Pelvic Pain

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Chronic pelvic pain (CPP) is the discomfort that is felt in the lower area of the belly button, specifically between the hip region. The pain typically lasts between 3 and 6 months or longer in some situations.CPP, sometimes referred to as Prostatodynia can occur as a...