By Dr. Ward Wagner You don’t realize how much you raise your arms throughout the course of your day until it hurts to do so. Oftentimes. what begins as a “catch” or soreness in the shoulder progresses into severe pain and dysfunction. Getting dressed or groomed in the morning...
Hi! My name is Rachel Allen. I recently moved here from Salt Lake City to help serve the southern Utah community in the treatment of chronic pain and back pain. Let me start from the beginning. I am a native Utahn, born in Salt Lake City. I fondly remember growing...
By Darrin Marchant It’s probably wise to be moderate in all things. We should be like Goldilocks. She avoided the extremes one way or the other in order to find that sweet spot where things were just right. What about things that seem good for us. Can we have...
By Michael Anderson, M. D., Revere Health, Coral Desert Orthopedics If you have been experiencing the pain of arthritis in one or both hips, be glad that you live now and not 30 years ago. Much has changed in virtually all aspects of hip replacement surgery. In this short article. I’m...
By Terra Oliphant With the dry, scorching temperatures of St George, you can easily talk yourself out of tackling another workout. Exercising outside during the summer months can be unappealing, not to mention dangerous. Instead of using the heat as an excuse to skip your workout, maybe it’s time to...
By J.R. Martin, Alive & Well Mobile Medicine The other day, a friend of mine—a middle-aged, working, middle-class American—smiled as he told me about an experience he had while purchasing his prescription. He told me that, for years, he had paid his customary $15 co-pay when picking up this prescription....
By Dr. Benjamin Carter In my practice I often see adolescent patients with acne. Most patients have mild to moderate acne and have little to no risk of scarring. Rarely, I will see scarring, even with mild to moderate acne. Frequently I will have a patient come in for acne...
By Dr. Jamison Metcalf What are they? Why Do We Have Them? Should they be removed? When is the best time to remove them? Have you ever wondered why we have a set of teeth often nicknamed wisdom teeth and why many people have them removed? Third molars, also known as wisdom teeth,...
By Bryt Christensen, MD – Board Certified Physical Medicine and Interventional Pain Physician Most pain conditions involve injury, overuse, or typical wear and tear on the musculoskeletal system (i.e. the bones, joints, tendons, ligaments, and spine). Stem cell, tissue allograft, and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapies are all being used more frequently...
By Justin Lane, LAc, Functional Medicine Practitioner, East West Health We have all heard that watching caloric intake, exercising, and eating low-fat foods will help us get fit and healthy. Still, many Americans are fatter, sicker and more depressed than ever. If you have tried to get to your ideal...
