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How to Help Your Child with School Phobia 14.08.2023

If your child complains of stomach aches, headaches, and other vague symptoms that seem to increase the night before or morning of a school day, your child may be dealing with school phobia. As the condition becomes increasingly prevalent, parents need to be equipped with the right tools to help their kids. Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD , shares techniques to help your child overcome their fear o...

What to Do If You Sprained Your Ankle 09.08.2023

From minor twists to more severe sprains, ankle injuries can vary in intensity and knowing what to do next is crucial. Learn how to identify a sprained ankle, effective beneficial home remedies, and recognize when your injury warrants expert attention. Orthopedic specialist Chris Gee, MD , breaks down the essentials to help you recover from an ankle injury.

What to Know About a Vasectomy Reversal 03.08.2023

Considering a vasectomy reversal? It's not quite as straightforward as the initial surgery. Urologist John Smith, MD , explains the ins and outs of the procedure, the costs involved, and how to find a qualified and experienced surgeon to perform the operation.

What You Need to Know About Opill, the First FDA-Approved Over-the-Counter Birth Control Pill 29.07.2023

The FDA has approved Opill , also known as the Minipill, for over-the-counter access without a prescription in the United States. Opill has been available in other countries for more than half a decade—it was approved for general use with a prescription in 1973. How is Opill different from regular combination birth control pills, and is it the right contraception option for you? Women’s health exp...

Surgical Treatment for Thyroid Cancer: What to Expect Before, During, and After 26.07.2023

If you have been diagnosed with thyroid cancer, surgery is a standard and effective treatment. Oncologist Jason Hunt, MD, FACS , provides insights into the surgery process and after. Topics include the day-of-surgery experience, procedure details, scar management, recovery timelines, managing thyroid hormone replacement therapy, and the need for regular follow-up care.

Do Children Need Fiber? 25.07.2023

Adults need fiber in their diets to help prevent certain illnesses such as diabetes and heart disease. But what about children? While fruits and vegetables are great fiber sources, there are also supplement options available for picky eaters. Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD , talks about the role of fiber in children's diets and its impact on their health. Dr. Gellner also shares how to use the "Ru...

Making Strength Training Work for You 22.07.2023

Strength training has many health benefits, though it can often seem intimidating or difficult for most people. But it doesn't have to be. Physical therapist Aaron Lory shares his expertise on how to tailor a program that suits your needs, capabilities, and even tastes—regardless of your current fitness level.

Preparing for Extreme Heat: Why Excessive Heat Outlooks, Watches, and Warnings Matter 19.07.2023

When temperatures start to climb, certain groups are more susceptible to health complications than others. Emergency department physician, Troy Madsen, MD , emphasizes the importance of vigilance for individuals who are very young or old, have specific medical conditions, or are on certain medications when the temperature rises. Dr. Madsen also talks about the varying impacts of heat on different...

How SANEs Help Victims of Sexual Assault 08.07.2023

Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE) play a vital role in providing compassionate healthcare and support to victims of sexual and domestic assault. SANEs conduct thorough forensic examinations while ensuring the physical and emotional well-being of survivors throughout the process. Women's health expert Kirtly Jones, MD , talks with Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Haley Lichtie, from Wasatch Forens...

Supporting Your Teen After a Suicide 05.07.2023

With U.S. rates of teen suicide and suicidal ideation on the rise, how should parents respond when their teenager loses a friend or acquaintance to suicide? Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD , provides insight into guiding your teen through the grieving process, fostering open conversations about suicide, and determining when professional mental health assistance is required. If you or a loved one is...

Understanding Artificial Urinary Sphincter (AUS) for Stress Urinary Incontinence Management 28.06.2023

For men facing stress urinary incontinence, the lack of bladder control can be a real impediment to their daily lives. Urologist and surgeon Benjamin McCormick, MD , explains what an AUS device is, how this surgically implanted mechanism can assist with incontinence, and important considerations when considering the procedure.

Treatments for Chronic Back Pain When Physical Therapy and Ibuprofen Isn't Enough 22.06.2023

Back pain is a very common health issue that can significantly impact your life. When that condition becomes chronic, there is no simple answer to treatment. Graham Wagner, MD , explains the many treatment strategies available for back pain, why each patient's pain treatment may be different, and when surgery may be a viable path for relief.

Navigating the Sexual Assault Exam and the Journey to Healing 15.06.2023

Sexual assault is the only violent crime in Utah that has a higher incident rate than the national average. But, many survivors may feel hesitant or unsafe seeking medical help. Women's health expert Kirtly Jones , MD, talks with Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) Haley Lichtie, from Wasatch Forensic Nurses , about the comprehensive evaluation process and essential care provided following a...

Diagnosing ADHD in Children 12.06.2023

Is it normal childhood behavior or could it be ADHD? Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD , delves into why ADHD diagnosis often goes beyond the scope of a pediatrician's role in a traditional well-visit and underscores the importance of referral to a pediatric behavioral specialist. She shares some advice for parents who suspect their child may have ADHD and learn how to seek appropriate assistance.

What is a Labral Tear and How is it Treated? 09.06.2023

When hip or shoulder pain disrupts your life, the cause could be a labral tear. But what does that mean? Orthopedic surgeon Stephen Aoki, MD, breaks down what a labral tear is, how this injury happens, and the treatment options available as well as when surgery may be the next best step.

Navigating Thyroid Cancer: Diagnosis, Treatment, and the "Wait and See" Approach 01.06.2023

Receiving a diagnosis of thyroid cancer can be upsetting and confusing, especially if a doctor suggests that a patient wait to see how the cancer progresses before pursuing any specific treatment. Surgical oncologist Jason Hunt, MD , explains what a patient should do after they receive a thyroid cancer diagnosis, explores various treatment options available from surgery to radiation therapy, and u...

Severe Toothache—ER or Not? 31.05.2023

It is Sunday morning, your molar is throbbing, and your dentist is nowhere to be found. Do you ride it out, head to urgent care, or make a beeline for the ER? Emergency physician Jeffrey Druck, MD , lays out when a toothache is just a painful inconvenience—and when it signals something more serious, like a spreading infection. Learn the red flags to watch for, and why the ER is not always your bes...

I'm Feeling Really Dizzy—ER or Not? 26.05.2023

When the room starts to spin, and you feel disoriented and unsteady, it is natural to wonder if a trip to the ER is necessary. Emergency room physician Jeffrey Druck, MD , weighs the crucial risk factors that should be taken into account when evaluating whether to seek immediate medical assistance when you feel dizzy.

What is Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy (HIPEC)? 25.05.2023

HIPEC surgery is a promising treatment option for patients with certain abdominal cancers. Surgical oncologist Erin Ward, MD , discusses which patients would be best candidates for HIPEC, explains why the use of heated chemotherapy can lead to improved results, and walks through the procedure and recovery.

Free Functional Muscle Transfer (FFMT) for Facial Reanimation 16.05.2023

In the field of reconstructive surgery, free functional muscle transfer (FFMT) is a transformative procedure that restores movement for patients with facial paralysis. Surgeon Robert Texeira, MD , breaks down the intricacies of FFMT, exploring who makes an ideal candidate and the results one can expect. Whether you or a loved one are considering this procedure, learn about the potential of FFMT in...

Stepped on a Rusty Nail—ER or Not? 16.05.2023

It is a classic scenario: you step on a rusty nail, panic sets in, and you start wondering if you are one tetanus shot away from disaster. Emergency physician Jeffrey Druck, MD , explains why most minor punctures do not require an ER visit, when to consider urgent care instead, and how your vaccination status plays a key role.

The Difference Between a Pediatrician and a Pediatric Gynecologist 04.05.2023

What do you need to know about pediatric OB care and how doctors can address gynecological issues in children? Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD , clarifies common misconceptions and sheds light on the scope and limitations of general pediatricians. Learn about the types of gynecological issues that pediatricians can manage and when it's necessary to consult a pediatric gynecologist for specialized c...

How to Navigate the Adderall Shortage 03.05.2023

The current ADHD medication shortage can be a cause of concern for many patients and their families. Anthony May, PharmD, pharmacy director at Huntsman Mental Health Institute, discusses the reasons behind the shortage and provides alternatives and strategies for patients from a pharmacist's perspective. Learn how to manage your ADHD symptoms during this challenging time, ensure continuity of care...

Understanding Updated Guidelines for Lung Cancer Screening 27.04.2023

If you or a loved one has a history of smoking, screening for lung cancer is important for prevention for the disease. Updated guidelines released in 2021 have expanded which patients should be screened. Thomas Varghese Jr., MD , discusses the new guidelines, explains who should consider getting screened for lung cancer, and outlines what to expect during the screening.

The Basics: Pediatric Behavioral Issues 27.04.2023

Facing challenges with your child's behavior? Pediatrician Cindy Gellner, MD , provides expert guidance on how to differentiate between normal childhood misbehavior and genuine behavioral concerns. Learn when to seek professional help from a mental health specialist and when the issue may actually be a result of parenting approaches. Equip yourself with the knowledge to better understand and suppo...

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