Managing Diabetes with Another Life-Changing Condition
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Keeping Your Kids Safe Around Water
Keep your family safe this summer by using these tips around water.
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When Is Your Stomach Pain Something More?
Recent Blogs at AdventHealth Lake Placid
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Pelvic Floor Pressure: What Are Your Options?
Estimated read time:If you’re experiencing pelvic floor pressure, incontinence or a number of other uncomfortable symptoms, you’re not alone. In fact, according to the National Institutes of Health, nearly a quarter of... -
Should I See a Urogynecologist?
Estimated read time:If you're experiencing overactive bladder, uterine prolapse, or other uncomfortable and frustrating pelvic problems, relief is possible. -
Stress Fracture 101: How Little Bone Cracks Can Be a Big Deal
Estimated read time:A stress fracture is a small crack in a bone that develops from repeated stresses, such as training too hard for a marathon. Find out ways to heal from AdventHealth. -
Your First Mammogram: What to Expect
Estimated read time:Learn what to expect at your first mammogram to put your mind at ease. -
3 Pointers to Train for Your 5K the Healthy Way
Estimated read time:To run a 5K, you’ve got to train safely. Refresh your knowledge of training basics to get in shape for your next race and sign up for the Bolt Run in October. -
3 Ways CT and MRI Scans Differ
Estimated read time:It’s normal to have a lot of questions about MRIs and CT scans. Learn how these imaging services are different — and similar — and how they benefit your health. -
Pelvic Floor Conditions: Causes, Symptoms and Treatments
Estimated read time:Pelvic floor disorders are common in women over 50 but they’re fully treatable conditions. Read the symptoms and treatments here. -
3 Reasons Older Adults End Up in the ER
Estimated read time:Aging takes a toll on your body. AdventHealth explains the top 3 reasons older adults end up in the ER.