COVID-19 Precautions at PSC:
What You Need to Know
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Only one thing matters: you get better.
As quickly as possible.
Dr. Douglas Cancel takes an integrated approach, tailored to your unique profile and needs, to get you pain relief efficiently, accurately, and quickly.
What you can expect
- We take the time to understand your problem and how it impacts you
- We zero in on your problem with appropriate and focused evaluation
- We will take the time required to thoroughly and properly examine you
- We correlate all available information, not just your imaging results
- We order medical imaging only when appropriate; no mandatory x-ray requirement
- We formulate a treatment protocol tailored to your specific needs to get you results as quickly as possible
- We encourage your participation in the recovery process through exercise, diet modification, and other methods to ensure the best possible results.
How do we do this?
We start by carefully assessing your injury or physical challenge to accurately identify the pain generator (muscle, joint, nerve, disc, etc.) and its mechanical basis. Once we have a complete picture of your particular condition, we develop a treatment plan to improve your mobility and alleviate your pain.
Effective treatment relies on accurate diagnosis
Dr. Cancel applies a full-spectrum approach that considers the whole picture of your health and body mechanics. Many interconnected factors determine your well-being. Beyond the immediate pain, we look at your activity level, lifestyle, nutrition, work environment, posture, major stressors, and more.
You are the key to your success
We treat your care as a partnership, where you’re involved every step of the way. Your plan will include rehabilitative exercises to get you back to your pre-injury state (or better!) and optimize your strength to get you back in the game with confidence.
When you visit Performance Sport Care for the first time, you will see that you have come to the right place. We are serious about delivering results and ensuring maximum return on your healthcare investment.
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www.thedailybeast.com/can-coronavirus-antibody-test-help-build-an-army-of-immune-medical-workers?... positive news amidst a sea of bad news....and possibly hope for hospital workers and others who wish to return to work and be productive without fear. Let's hope this works.
Can New Test Help Build an Army of Immune Medical Workers?
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A team at Mount Sinai has developed a test that could quickly determine who doesn’t have to fear the coronavirus.We have previously advised you of certain medical conditions, in particular, that have commonly been observed in patients suffering the most serious cases of Covid-19, namely obesity, hypertension, and Type 2 diabetes.
In the non-critically ill population, we are coming to appreciate the psychiatric conditions of anxiety and depression, both pre-existing and in association with the bombardment of frightening news by media outlets and social media, as well the effects of home confinement and physical inactivity.
The following link provides a good overview of the conditions that make us more to the Covid-19 pandemic. But there are important take-home messages here:
1) Protect and enhance your health by eating "clean burning" nutritious food. Don't fill your shopping carts with "comfort foods," empty calorie sugar carbs, chips, and other junk.
2) Protect your physical and emotional health by creating ways to EXERCISE.
3) If you are taking medications for the mentioned medical conditions, make sure you have an ample supply of them.
4) Try to cultivate a personal relationship, if you do not have one, with ALL of your current healthcare providers. Sometimes this is difficult to do, but if you experience discomfort, pain or other symptoms it is much more reassuring to feel that your healthcare provider knows who you are.
5 Preexisting Conditions That Can Make It Harder to Fight Coronavirus
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If you have certain physical health issues or a mental health disorder, you may be more susceptible to COVID-19.IMPORTANT UPDATE: The research and clinical information regarding Covid-19 is very fast moving. Recently, I shared with you warnings based upon an article posted in the British Medical Journal which included a number of other research article references.
This information has now been evaluated by a number of international medical specialty societies and there is now consensus of opinion that the consumption of ACE inhibitors, like Lisinopril, are SAFE for consumption in the presence of the Covid-19 pandemic.
***DO NOT DISCONTINUE YOUR HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE MEDICATION WITHOUT EXPRESS INSTRUCTION FROM YOUR PERSONAL MEDICAL PHYSICIAN***
High blood pressure, along with Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes remain an observed finding in association with severe Covid-19 infections.
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Several American and European cardiology societies issued statements to dispel misinformation circulating about an association between treatment with renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system antagonists such as ACE inhibitors and angiotensin receptor blockers and increased risk for COVID-19 and increase...tweets
9 Women On Why They Switched From Cardio To Weight Training https://www.huffpost.com/entry/cardio-to-weight-lifting_n_593b2cdce4b0c5a35c9fad80
This Common Supplement Can Help Soothe Your Sore, Stiff Muscles https://www.runnersworld.com/news/a27207865/fish-oil-reduces-muscle-soreness/
For its health and yours, keep the cat indoors https://news.yahoo.com/health-yours-keep-cat-indoors-231058784.html
