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If you think chiropractic care simply involves “back cracking,” think again. The therapeutic treatment addresses various health concerns, making way for symptom prevention and relief. Our team of medical providers at Arundel Medical Group, Inc., located in Glen Burnie, Maryland, includes experienced chiropractors who provide safe care for natural pain...
It’s common to feel a little “off” before your period. But what if your premenstrual symptoms are especially bothersome — or even debilitating? Understanding the reasons behind your “bad PMS” may reveal important information about your overall health and help you find promising solutions. Our expert team of medical providers at Arundel Medical...
Diabetes is a chronic medical condition that affects your body’s ability to turn food into energy, leading to high glucose (sugar) levels in your bloodstream. While only 10% of people with the disease have type 1 diabetes, 90% have type 2. With diligent care, diabetes is treatable, and you can...
If you are having unprotected sex there is a chance you will acquire a sexually-transmitted disease (STD) at some point. So if you’re concerned you have one, know that you’re far from alone. Thankfully STDs are treatable. And the sooner you address one, the better. Our expert team of medical...
If you’re among the roughly 69% of Americans who carry excess weight, many providers want to know your body mass index (BMI). But is it really helpful? While your BMI may provide useful information in some cases, it’s not without limitations. That’s why working with a qualified professional can help. Our expert team of...
Nearly three in every 100 people are injured on the job each year in the United States. If you’re one of them, you understand that the aftermath is stressful – from dealing with pain or mobility challenges to figuring out what to do regarding workers’ compensation. Fortunately, you don’t need to go through...
More than one in five adults in the United States live with arthritis, and over 40% of people with the chronic disease have mobility challenges as a result. That makes sense, given how severe arthritis symptoms, such as joint stiffness and pain, can become — especially without treatment. May is Arthritis Awareness Month, making...
Did you know that one in three adults in the United States has prediabetes? Perhaps even more striking, more than 80% of those adults don’t realize they have it. If you know that you’re prediabetic, you’re ahead as far as being able to take proactive steps to keep it from becoming full diabetes. ...
Commercial drivers complete a range of essential tasks, from making sure grocery stores are stocked to transporting essential supplies to farms and manufacturing companies. Considering there are up to 3.36 million truck drivers in the United States, healthy and capable drivers make way for safer roads. That’s where Department of...
Learning that your struggles with excessive worry are signs of an anxiety disorder can bring up a range of emotions. You might feel relieved to know there’s a name and reason for your symptoms. Simultaneously, it’s normal to have concerns or questions about what comes next. The good news: your...
Back pain is one of the most common complaints that leads people to the doctor’s office. It’s also a significant cause of disability and missed work. While medical care can be helpful or necessary once back pain strikes, there’s a lot you can do at home to keep your symptoms...
Losing excess pounds can do plenty more than help you fit into smaller jeans. Healthy weight control can make way for reduced inflammation, improved circulation, and less physical pain — factors that play a significant role in treating common and potentially serious health concerns. If you’re struggling with weight loss,...
Chances are, you’ll end up with a cut or open wound at some point — if not many times — in your life. And while many wounds heal on their own, some cuts require medical treatment for the best outcome. Our team of expert medical providers at Arundel Medical Group,...
Your physical and mental health might seem completely separate, but that’s far from the case. Your physical health affects your moods, and your emotional state affects your body. So when both are in a healthy place, your overall well-being benefits. Our team of expert medical providers at Arundel Medical Group, Inc., located in Glen Burnie,...
Each year in the United States, over 35 million people receive chiropractic care. And 77% have described their treatment as “very effective.” This medical specialty focuses on the alignment of your joints through non-invasive treatments, such as gentle adjustments of your spine. Chiropractic care can address your musculoskeletal health and support the health...
Some 50% of pregnant people will experience back pain. That’s just one reason to consider chiropractic care during those critical and special months. Safe and noninvasive, chiropractic care focuses on the alignment of your joints, including those in your spine. The treatment can also benefit your internal organs and nervous system. Our team of expert medical providers...
Carrying excess weight is more than an aesthetic issue. While wanting to look your best is a valid reason for weight loss, the benefits of healthy weight control are not only life-changing but also life-saving! Our expert team of medical providers at Arundel Medical Group, Inc. in Glen Burnie, Maryland, provides customized treatments to help you...
Some menstrual cycles run like clockwork, starting every four weeks and stopping within seven days — all without causing too much pain or discomfort. While mild changes throughout your menstrual years are common and usually not cause for alarm, significant irregularities can indicate a problem. Shifting from irregular periods to...
When you think of an ultrasound, images of a growing baby may leap to mind. And while that’s an important use for the technology, the benefits of ultrasound technology go far beyond pregnancy — or even just taking a look inside your body. Our expert team of medical providers at...
The motions of your joints play an essential role in your daily life. Also known as your joints’ range of motion, these factors can determine the activities you can engage in and your comfort. Limited range of motion can influence everything from your moods to your risk of injuries. Our...
Your chance of experiencing chronic back pain that interferes with daily life is good. And while back pain might seem like an “older person’s” issue, younger people often struggle with back pain, too. Regardless of your age, you need relief. Interferential electrical stimulation is a safe and drug-free option you...
You’re shaving or chopping up vegetables when your hand slips, bringing on the sharp pain of a wound. Such injuries are quite common, affecting almost everyone at some point. And while the skin has a remarkable ability to heal, many cuts require medical care to fully get there. Our expert...
At the start of the new year, many people have weight loss on their minds. In a 2019 survey, nearly half of participants reported wishing to shed excess pounds. That makes sense, given that close to 75% of Americans are overweight. And yet, losing that weight on your own is...
You’ve been feeling sluggish for a while now and can’t quite pinpoint why. Could anemia be the cause? Close to 900,000 people are diagnosed with anemia in emergency rooms each year in the United States, and fatigue is a common symptom. Exhaustion and a lack of energy can also stem...
Your arteries are like your body’s freeway system, allowing oxygen-rich blood to flow from your heart to the rest of your body. When an artery becomes blocked due to the buildup of plaques made of substances such as fats, cholesterol, and calcium, your blood can no longer flow freely. The...
Maybe you carry excess pounds, and while you would do just about anything to shed them, your efforts seem to fall flat time and again. If this sounds like you, know that you are far from alone. Many people who attempt to diet away weight gain regain all they lose...
If you’re living with intense pain, you know how debilitating those sensations can be. From keeping you from going about your daily activities to tanking your moods, pain that lingers is a serious matter. And while pain is important, offering your body a signal that it needs care, chronic pain...
Nearly 3% of adults in the United States live with bipolar disorder, a condition marked by significant highs and lows in your moods, energy, thinking, and behaviors. And while its symptoms can be debilitating, proper treatment can minimize them, allowing you to lead a full and gratifying life. If you...
Some 22 million people in the United States live with sleep apnea, a sleep disorder that causes your breathing to stop and start repeatedly while you’re asleep. While symptoms are often relatively mild, they can also become quite serious, bringing dangerous risks to your health. Our qualified team of experts...
Making sure that your blood pressure stays within a healthy range is essential for optimal overall health. While high blood pressure seldom causes noticeable symptoms, it can damage your blood vessels and lead to serious conditions, such as kidney disease, stroke, and heart attack. For these reasons, high blood pressure...
Cuts are among the most common injuries. Fortunately, many are so minor that they don’t require any medical treatment at all. Deep cuts, however, also known as lacerations, should be addressed by a medical professional. Getting appropriate care quickly can help ensure full healing while lowering your risk for infection. ...
Losing excess pounds isn’t easy. When you have a medical condition that makes weight loss harder, the process can seem impossible. While for some people, increasing physical activity and eating a healthier diet are both doable and very effective for healthy weight loss, certain conditions can make even your best...
Nothing causes more disability in adults under age 45 than back pain, and these symptoms can crop up and worsen with increasing age. And once you experience back pain, it can be difficult to go about your daily life as usual. While many factors can cause back pain, your lifestyle...
Everyone gets anxious now and then, but when you have an anxiety disorder, your symptoms can be overwhelming and make your daily life difficult. If you struggle with anxiety, it’s important to know that you’re not alone. Even if your symptoms are worsening, you’re not alone. Some 31% of the...
Seeing a loved one struggle with their mental health is never easy. When signs of bipolar disorder appear, which happens for 2.8% of people in the United States, learning about the illness and how to support your loved one can make a significant difference. Our caring team of medical providers...
Whether you have a chronic pain condition, such as arthritis, recently had surgery, or experienced an injury that impacts your joints and muscles, physical therapy can help. Also known as rehabilitation, physical therapy is a specialized form of care that aims to promote healing and minimize ongoing pain so that...
If losing weight was easy, carrying excess pounds probably wouldn’t be so common. Two out of three people in the United States are overweight or obese. And while there’s no shame in struggling with your weight, it’s important to know that positive change is possible with proper effort and support....
Did you know that routine Pap smears not only detect early signs of cancer but can catch the disease before it ever develops? But how often do you need to get a Pap smear? Our caring team of experts at Arundel Medical Group, Inc. offers gynecology services, including Pap smears,...
If you’ve been feeling weak or tired lately, even with adequate rest, there’s a chance you’re experiencing the effects of anemia. Nearly three million medical visits per year in the United States stem from this condition, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which doesn’t include the many...
Everyone feels sad or depressed on occasion. When you have major depression, however, these feelings and related symptoms make it difficult to lead a full life. In some cases, depression is extremely debilitating, making it difficult to maintain a job, fulfilling relationships, or everyday responsibilities. While it’s easy to feel...
Most everyone experiences a fairly deep cut at some point. While cuts that aren’t bleeding heavily, run less than a ½-inch long, and don’t involve your face can often be managed at home and without the need for stitches, they still require proper care. Whether your deep cut only needs...
If you’ve recently been diagnosed with diabetes, your life will likely change in a range of ways. These lifestyle shifts are all meant to improve your health and well-being, optimizing your blood sugar levels and lowering your risk for complications. Thankfully, you won’t have to go it alone as our...
Little matters as much as your child’s safety. If your child is athletic, making sure they can safely engage in a particular sport helps ensure their well-being and bring you mental ease. Most states require such an exam before a new sports season, but there are other reasons to consider...
39% of adults in the United States are considered obese. Defined as excessive fat accumulation that raises your risk for health problems, both overweight and obesity are well worth addressing. Because not all weight loss strategies or programs are safe and effective, it’s important to seek support from qualified professionals....
An annual physical is just what you need to improve your long-term health. A lot can happen or change within a year, including your wellness. Getting a checkup every 12 months may also inspire you to take better care of yourself, leading to a boost in overall health. Physicals don’t...
Changes in mood can come and go as the seasons changed. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a persistent down mood that coincides with the seasons, usually beginning in late fall and early winter. If you’ve noticed a depressed mood in the winter, you’re likely not imagining it. SAD affects an...
When you hear the term bipolar disorder, you might think of the term that defined it years ago: manic-depression. You might also think of someone who is happy one minute and crying the next. You might think the only symptoms that define this disorder are big mood swings. Unfortunately, all...