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Palliative Care Blogs in San Antonio, Texas
Skin Lesion Biopsy: What Are the Types of Skin Lesion
Learning from your doctor that you need to undergo a skin biopsy to know your skin problem’s condition can be daunting. We understand that there are risks in a skin lesion biopsy. As visiting doctors, we have encountered similar concerns — the fe...
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Why You Need to Undergo Skin Lesion Biopsy
Have you experienced growing moles, skin tags, and other lesions that are painful and bleeds over time? Generally, medical practitioners would suggest having the patient undergo a skin lesion biopsy to know what issues this skin lesion brings. A s...
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What You Need to Know About Transitional Care Visits
Chronic conditions require consistent monitoring to manage symptoms. When in-patient care is necessary, patients have easy access to medications and care from licensed medical professionals. However, when their symptoms are under control, they may be...
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Senior Care: The Benefits of Medical House Calls
Today, more seniors express a desire to age in place, but it’s not as easy as it sounds. To achieve healthy aging at home, our elderly loved ones will need care and support as their needs grow. That is why many families use services like palliative...
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The Early Signs of a Second Stroke
Your risk of a second stroke is highest within the first two days of the first attack. However, you remain vulnerable for up to three months to one year. This means that you shouldn’t grow complacent. Just because you didn’t experience a second a...
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Road to Recovery: Ways to Avoid a Second Stroke
Close to 800,000 ischemic strokes occur in the United States every year, and around 25% of these cases are recurrent – meaning, they are not the first stroke these people have had. Ischemic strokes are caused by the lack of blood flow to the brain....
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