Latest Blog Posts for My Medical Reports

• Healthy Foods
  on Sep 22, 2011 in www.123mymd.com;Dr Brian McDonough
  Are you able to pick out the healthiest foods on the menu at a restaurant? According to a new poll by the California Center for Public Health Advocacy, most people are unable to identify the dishes lowest in calories, salt, and fat. I’ll give you a...
• Flu Shot Confusion
  on Sep 14, 2009 in virus www.mymedicalreports.com flu health influenza H1N1
  One thing I can assure you, this is not going to be the last report you hear, this fall, about H1N1 or different flu vaccines. It’s going to be something we talk about all fall long. But one thing you should be aware of is there are two different...
• H1N1 Update for College Students
  on Sep 13, 2009 in fever www.mymedicalreports.com medications Swine Flu H1N1
  Many colleges are already putting plans in place and publicizing those plans for students. Basically, if a student gets H1N1, they’re recommending that each students, that develops the problem, have transportation to go home as part of their prepa...
• Foot Pain and Plantar Fasciitis
  on Sep 12, 2009 in www.mymedicalreports.com foot health plantar fasciitis pain
  Plantar Fasciitis is a big medical term, but it’s an important one. It’s one which talks about the fact that sometimes people can have pain in their foot. Usually, it occurs when they first wake up in the morning. This pain can actually be quite...
• Treating Viral Sore Throats
  on Sep 11, 2009 in Sore Throats www.mymedicalreports.com Viral antibiotics health
  Pharyngitis, or sore throats, are very common and we often treat them with antibiotics. But what we are learning, and we’re learning rapidly, is the fact that pharyngitis also can actually be treated quite well by trying to take a symptomatic appro...
• Silent Heart Attacks
  on Sep 10, 2009 in www.mymedicalreports.com health heart disease diabetes heart attacks
  In four out of nine people who have had mild heart attacks, the event goes undetected. That's because patients do not recognize or dismiss the symptoms. Those most likely not to know they've had a heart attack are women, particularly those who are ov...
• Mercury Filling Safety Controversy
  on Sep 9, 2009 in fillings teeth www.mymedicalreports.com dental health kidneys mercury
  It is a subject filled with controversy. Are those silver amalgam fillings safe? Well the question has been asked, because part of the silver amalgam filling is mercury, and mercury in high levels has been shown to increase the risk of kidney neurolo...
• Research on Back Problems
  on Sep 4, 2009 in www.mymedicalreports.com nerves herniation back health exercise pain
  Back pain affects as many as eight out of 10 people at some point in their lives, but for some, the pain is more than an occasional strain or sprain. It is the result of a herniation or a protrusion of a disk in the back. These disks act like shock a...
• Overuse Injuries in Endurance Athletes
  on Sep 3, 2009 in www.mymedicalreports.com injuries fractures athletesm runnning health endurance pain
  Are you an endurance athlete, or on the path to running that first marathon, or participating as a tri-athlete? Or are you a person who runs that daily 5k? At first glance, you are to be commended because you are clearly doing all you can to stay in...
• Evaluating the Cause of a Runny Nose
  on Aug 28, 2009 in www.mymedicalreports.com allergies runny nose nose
  A runny nose does go along with allergies. It's important when you're talking about a runny nose that you understand that clearly a runny nose can be a sign of more than allergies. For instance, anything that causes vasodilation or enlargement in the...

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