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Do you know when to call the doctor if you develop COVID-19 Symptoms? Anas Daghestani MD, CEO of Austin Regional Clinic, discusses the signs to watch out for in this recent ARC Healthcare Minute podcast.
“In the majority of cases, the treatment for COVID-19 is to stay at home and treat symptoms with over-the-counter medications,” says Norman H. Chenven, MD, Founding CEO of Austin Regional Clinic in this recent ARC Healthcare Minute podcast.
“The decision to test for COVID-19 is made by your doctor,” says Dr. Jay R. Zdunek, Chief Medical Officer at ARC. Learn more about current testing protocols in this recent podcast of the ARC Healthcare Minute.
“Any time you have to raise your voice to be heard, you need to protect your hearing,” says Dr. Cristie E. Jones, Audiologist at ARC Kyle Plum Creek, in this recent podcast of the ARC Healthcare Minute.
“Shoulder pain is a common joint complaint, which if left untreated, can worsen,” says Dr. Jeffrey Padalecki, Orthopedic Surgeon at ARC. Listen to this podcast to hear what Dr. Padalecki has to say about shoulder injury causes and treatment.
Dr. Guy V. Blumhagen, Gynecologist at ARC Seton Northwest, discusses the symptoms and causes of uterine prolapse in this recent podcast of the ARC Healthcare Minute.
“Good health is not defined by body size,” says Dr. Stephanie A. Ericson, Internal Medicine physician with ARC Healthiness. Dr. Ericson discusses the three components of a good weight loss program in this recent podcast of the ARC Healthcare Minute.
“As you age, it’s important to take care of yourself,” says Dr. Sandra L. Worrell, Family Medicine physician at ARC Kyle Plum Creek in this recent podcast of the ARC Healthcare Minute. Talk to your doctor about vaccines that can save your life.
“90 million Americans suffer with obesity and face shortened life spans and health complications,” says Dr. Stephanie A. Ericson, Internal Medicine physician with ARC Healthiness at ARC Far West. Dr. Ericson discusses the challenges of obesity in this recent podcast of the ARC Healthcare Minute.
“Snoring can be a sign of a serious condition called obstructive sleep apnea, OSA,” said Dr. John “Caleb” Simmons, Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) physician at ARC South 1st Specialty and Pediatrics when discussing obstructive sleep apnea on this recent ARC Healthcare Minute.