How To Stop a Ulcerative Colitis Flare Up

Ulcerative Colitis Flare Up Ulcerative colitis (UC), a persistent inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), leads to inflammation and the formation of ulcers in the inner lining of the colon and rectum. In those with UC, the immune system erroneously targets the healthy tissues in the colon and rectum, giving rise to chronic inflammation.…

TMJ Flare Ups: Understanding, Managing, and Finding Relief

tmj flare upsTMJ flare ups can be an excruciating and life-disrupting experience for those who suffer from them. This comprehensive article delves into the complexities of TMJ pain, its triggers, and various approaches to effectively manage and prevent future painful symptoms from. We will examine the factors that contribute to TMJ pain, discuss the wide array of treatment options, and explore the role of the CareClinic app in helping you take control of your condition.…

Managing Congestive Heart Failure With A Healthy Lifestyle

Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) Hearing the term “heart failure” or “congestive heart failure” can be scary but it doesn’t mean that the heart has completely lost all its function. If you have previously experienced heart failure or are a cardiac patient, taking care of yourself and maintaining healthy lifestyle changes will improve your health and quality of life.…

Chronic Care Management and Health Apps

Chronic Care Management Chronic Care Management under Medicare offers additional help to patients who are managing chronic conditions like arthritis, diabetes and hypertension. This includes a comprehensive care plan that lists all of your health issues and goals, other providers, medications, community services you have access to and need, and other relevant information about your health.…

How To Manage Your Chronic Pain and Arthritis

chronic pain and arthritis Chronic pain, autoimmune conditions, and/or idiopathic diseases can all be debilitating conditions. Often times the symptoms are invisible. Those who suffer from such a disease may feel like they don’t have the support that others with more visible illnesses get. Society’s expectations on what illnesses should look like can leave those who suffer from the aforementioned diseases feeling despondent.…