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If you have signs and symptoms of acute pain that last longer than three months or if you have had recurring pain for at least six months, you may be experiencing chronic pain. Chronic pain can be caused by many different conditions, including arthritis, nerve damage, cancer, and other illnesses.…
Mal de Debarquement Syndrome (MDDS) is a rare health condition that causes problems with balance and coordination. MDDS usually affects people who have been on long-haul flights for more than 12 hours or participate in passive motion activities like boat trips or car rides. If you experience any of the…
We often think of concussions as "mild," short-term injuries. But in reality, a concussion is a traumatic brain injury. According to the CDC, concussions account for a shocking 75% of all brain injuries, and they can significantly disrupt an individual's daily life. Between pounding headaches, nausea, confusion, and visual impairments,…
Every athlete wants to recover quicker and perform better. But that’s often easier said than done. Between intense workouts, fatigued muscles, and injuries, there are a number of things that can hold an athlete back. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a cutting-edge treatment that helps the body heal fast, reduce recovery…
There’s no denying that a lack of oxygen is bad for the brain. Without enough oxygen, brain cells die and serious brain injury can occur. In some cases, brain cells begin to die just five minutes after their oxygen supply disappears. And believe it or not, traumatic brain injuries (TBIs)…
The brain is one of the body's most vital organs. It controls how we think and feel, how we move and speak, and how we learn and remember things. Your intellect is what distinguishes you from others. It also governs things we don't typically think about, such as how we…