General Practitioners

• Osteoporosis
• Arthritis
  Some people with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) are apprehensive about talking to their arthritis doctor about taking disease-modifying anti-rheumatics (DMARDs) or biologics to gain control over their symptoms. Although there are potential risks with any medication, the choice to avoid treatment can be costly. RA Is A Debilitating Disease Since many people erroneously liken RA to osteoarthritis (OA) they assume RA is merely some aches and pains. Much like OA, RA can destroy the joints it affects, leading to the need for joint replacements and causing significant disability.
• Medical Weight Loss
  For many people, losing weight is a priority. With many people working out at home, it becomes increasingly difficult to find fun new ways to lose weight. While strength and flexibility training are both excellent options for weight loss, aerobic exercise is also fantastic. Cardio gets your heart pumping, and it can be done alongside other weight loss options, like phentermine. Are you unsure which aerobic exercises help you lose weight?
• Nutritional Counseling
  Retirement living facilities typically offer comprehensive wellness programs to help residents stay in good health. These may include fitness classes, individual exercise plans, nutritional counseling, medication management, and more. Additionally, many facilities have staff on-site who can provide medical assistance if necessary. This can help seniors manage any existing health conditions and prevent new ones from developing.
• Primary Care
  What should you ask your primary care physician (or PCP) on your next doctor's office visit? Your annual physical is coming up. But you're not sure which health-related questions should move to the top of your must-ask list. If you're not sure how to start a discussion during your next doctor's office visit, take a look at the top questions to start with.
• Smoking Cessation
  Your lifestyle factor discussion with the doctor reveals the need to make modifications. But you're not sure what to do or how to change your personal behaviors. This could lead to a secondary line of questioning. Get specific and talk to the doctor about a diet plan, exercise routine, smoking cessation program, or other ways to decrease your risk level safely.
• Ear Infections
  Many children experience ear infections while growing up, but if your child frequently has ear infections, the cause could be as simple as what's going on in their nose. Read on to find out if your child is making one simple mistake that could be hurting their ears. The Link Between the Ear and Nose Believe it or not, the nose and the ears are physically connected to one another. A small canal called a eustachian tube connects your child's middle ear to the top of their throat as well as the sinuses.
• Family Practice
  You likely know that you should visit a primary care physician on a regular basis to obtain preventative care services. However, you may not understand how the different types of primary care practitioners differ. While there are six main types of primary care practitioners (PCPs), internists and family medicine practitioners are among the most common primary care doctors today. Read on to learn how these two primary care doctor types differ to help you decide which PCP type may be best for you and your specific healthcare needs.
• High Cholesterol
• Emergency Care
  Urgent care often eventually becomes necessary for just about everyone. However, if you are wondering what you need to do to prepare for urgent care, you are not alone. Many people are often unsure of how to best access urgent care. If you want to get a little bit more clear about what urgent care entails and how to access the benefits, here is a closer look.
• Colonoscopy
  A colonoscopy is a procedure that allows for the visual examination of the colon and rectum using a colonoscope, which is a long and flexible tube that has a camera attached to its end. During the colonoscopy, the colonoscope is inserted through the rectum and moved through the colon. This allows for any abnormalities, such as polyps or cancerous growths, to be detected and potentially removed.
• Urinary Incontinence
  Urinary incontinence can occur as one ages, or as a result of childbirth. This problem is often embarrassing, but there are a few incontinence treatments you can try at home. If your incontinence is caused by an enlarged prostate, a blockage, or a neurological disorder, however, then it is best to seek treatment from your physician right away. Watch What You Eat and Drink Certain drinks and foods contain diuretics, which make a person have to urinate more frequently and with a higher volume.

Ophthalmologists

• Laser Eye Surgery
  If you are tired of wearing glasses or contact lenses, you may be thinking about getting laser eye surgery. During this procedure, an eye surgeon will use lasers to reshape your cornea. Although the surgery is successful for many people, there are still a lot of misconceptions about it. Here are some common myths about laser eye surgery. Myth: The Procedure Hurts One of the most common reasons why people shy away from laser eye surgery is that they think it is painful.
• Cataracts
  If you have scheduled your cataract surgery, you might find yourself feeling a little unsure about the entire situation, especially if you are not completely aware of just what it is that you should expect. Take a moment to review the following things things that you can expect from the surgery. A Little Grogginess You will most likely experience a little bit of grogginess immediately after the surgery. This is something that you will deal with while you are recovering in the waiting or recovery room.
• Cataract Surgery

Gynecologists

• Gynecology
  Many women think that the only reason to see a doctor that specializes in obstetrics and gynecology (OBGYN), is when they are thinking about becoming pregnant. However, there are many health issues affecting women only that an OBGYN can effectively diagnose and treat. Here are four of those medical conditions. 1. Adenomyosis When the endometrial tissue of the uterus grows into the muscle wall of the uterus, the result is a condition called adenomyosis.
• Female Infertility
• Obstetrics
• Pelvic Pain
  Although gynecology generally is a specialty in medicine that targets treating female patients, gynecologists, such as those at Desert Rose OBGYN PC, can also treat men. This area of medicine, which initially focused on female reproductive health, has widened its scope to treat multiple other health issues and includes the care of men with certain medical problems. Chronic Pelvic Pain Pelvic pain isn't always understood in men and is frequently misdiagnosed. But like in women, it is sometimes difficult for doctors to determine the cause of the pain.
• Pregnancy
• Labor and Delivery
  Prenatal medical care is a cornerstone of a healthy pregnancy, offering numerous benefits that contribute to the well-being of both mother and baby. By monitoring health, preventing and managing complications, providing nutritional and lifestyle guidance, educating about childbirth, and supporting mental health, prenatal care helps ensure a smoother and healthier pregnancy journey.

Internists

• Colon Cancer
  Colon cancer is one of the deadliest types of cancer known today. This cancer along with rectum cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States. This disease occurs in your large intestine. It starts out as small, benign clumps of cells called adenomatous polyps. These polyps can eventually grow into cancerous growths. A change in your bowel movement is one of the first signs that something is wrong.

Psychiatrists

• Depression
• Mental Health
  One of the most significant advantages of community support services is the positive impact they have on emotional well-being. Many people face challenges such as isolation, stress, or difficult life transitions. By offering counseling, peer support groups, or mental health resources, these services create safe spaces where individuals can share their feelings and find encouragement. Being part of a supportive environment can reduce feelings of loneliness and foster resilience, helping people better manage life's ups and downs.
• Anxiety

Endocrinologist

• Diabetes Care
• Thyroid

Radiologist

• Ultrasound
  Do you experience pain after sexual intercourse? While this is certainly not ideal, you are not alone if you do. Here are a few reasons why you might experience abdominal pain after you have sexual intercourse with your partner. You Are Pregnant Some women experience abdominal pain after sex because they are pregnant, and it is a great idea to rule out pregnancy with an ultrasound or blood test ahead of time.
• X-Rays
• Mammography
  When the time comes for your annual mammogram, you may find yourself filled with dread and anxiety. After all, mammograms are said to be uncomfortable and/or unpleasant. However, this does not have to be the case. In fact, newer technologies in the field of mammography can help to ease your worries and your potential discomfort about your next mammogram appointment. To ensure you are abreast of all of the new advances in this women's health field, get to know some of these new technologies and make sure that you can partake in them at your next appointment.
• Chemotherapy
  Chemotherapy is one of the most common cancer treatments and uses several drugs to destroy cancer cells. It has been proven effective at treating many types of cancers, but there are still so many misunderstandings about it. If your doctor has advised you to undergo chemotherapy, it is important to know the facts.
• Radiation Therapy
  Radiation therapy involves using high-energy x-rays to kill breast cancer cells. Depending on the outcome of surgery, a radiation oncologist will recommend having several weeks of radiation therapy. There are several types of radiation therapy for breast cancer treatment. They include external-beam radiation therapy, which administers the radiation using a machine outside the body, and brachytherapy, which requires placing radioactive material inside a tumor. For patients who have received a lumpectomy, an oncologist will recommend partial breast irradiation since it only targets the tumor instead of the whole breast, like external-beam radiation.

Surgeons

• Orthopedics
  Have you been experiencing ongoing pain and discomfort in your muscles, joints, or bones? Are you struggling with mobility or suffering from an injury? Orthopedic services may be able to help. Orthopedics deals with the musculoskeletal system, which includes everything from your bones and muscles to your joints and connective tissues. Here are some common orthopedic services that may help you with your concerns.
• Minimally Invasive Surgery
  Spinal stenosis is a condition that causes the narrowing of the spinal canal. This spinal deformity can cause compression of nerves, resulting in pain, numbness, and weakness, particularly in the legs. Traditional open surgery for spinal stenosis can be highly invasive and often entails lengthy recovery periods. In contrast, minimally invasive surgery provides a more refined solution. Surgeons can alleviate pressure on the spinal cord and nerves through small incisions and specialized instruments, leading to reduced post-operative pain and a quicker return to daily activities.
• Joint Replacement
  If you are dealing with musculoskeletal issues, it may be time to consider orthopedic services. Whether you require joint replacement surgery or pediatric orthopedic services, numerous options exist to address your concerns and enhance your quality of life. Explore the plethora of available choices and embark on a journey towards improved well-being. Make an appointment with an orthopedic specialist today and take the first step toward feeling better.
• Ingrown Toenails

Plastic Surgeons

• Botox
  A Botox physician specializes in administering botulinum toxin injections, a non-surgical treatment that temporarily reduces or eliminates fine lines and wrinkles. Their expertise plays a crucial role in achieving desired aesthetic results while ensuring patient safety.
• Breast Reconstruction
  Surgery is often the treatment option an oncologist will recommend for their cancer patients. It is viable as a breast cancer treatment when the cancer is in its early stages because it increases the surgical options for a patient. The type of surgery also depends on the size and position of the breast cancer tumor. If the cancer is small, a surgical oncologist will conduct a lumpectomy. That involves cutting out the tumor and some healthy tissue around it and preserving the rest of the breast. However, if the cancer is large, the surgeon will conduct a mastectomy involving removing the entire breast. There are several types of mastectomy, including skin-sparing and nipple-sparing mastectomies, that seek to prevent the total loss of a breast. Patients who feel uneasy about the outcome of a mastectomy can have breast reconstruction surgery, which reshapes the breast using surgical implants or tissue from other body parts.
• Plastic Surgery
  The face that you child has may be precious no matter what, but if an injury or illness leaves them with an unsightly scar, it can cause a great deal of concern for their future outlook and their self confidence. Even though small scars will usually diminish in visibility as your child grows, large scars may require facial scar revision to correct. If this is a form of facial plastic surgery that is recommended to you for your child, there is no question that you will have some concerns.
• Face Lift
  If you're searching for ways to get a slightly more youthful appearance without having to undergo a full facelift, you may have run across material on both Botox and dermal fillers. While these non-surgical cosmetic options are both administered via injections directly where they're needed in the face, there are essential differences between them. The medical professional administering the injections can tell you which option will work best for each area of the face, but understanding the basic differences will help you know what to expect during your consultation.
• Scar Revision

Dermatologists

• Skin Cancer
  Does your skin have open sores on it that do not seem to heal as fast as they should? It is possible that you have basal cell carcinoma, which is skin cancer and should be promptly treated by an oncologist. In this article, discover the information you need about basal skin carcinoma and how much you might pay to get it treated. What is Basal Skin Carcinoma? The open sores that you have on your skin might be basal skin carcinomas, because they don't heal like normal sores.
• Fungus
• Psoriasis
  Psoriasis is a skin condition that is categorized by scaly, red and itchy patches. These patches are not just unsightly to look at; they can also be quite painful. Although there is no cure for this condition, it can be managed. Here are some helpful tips on preventing psoriasis flare-ups. Use a Humidifier A humidifier adds moisture to the air, so it is great for people with psoriasis. If you put a humidifier in the middle of your bedroom, it can keep your skin moist, which will reduce psoriasis flare-ups.

Physical Therapists

• Sports Medicine
  Sports medicine is a specialized field within orthopedic medicine that specifically addresses the treatment and prevention of injuries related to sports activities. A sports medicine specialist can help you address injuries and maintain your overall physical well-being. They can help you develop strategies to prevent injuries and provide support if an injury does occur.
• Physical Therapy
  One of the most frequently recommended treatments for shoulder pain is physical therapy. A skilled and experienced physical therapist can play a vital role in providing effective pain relief, as well as in enhancing the strength and mobility of your shoulder. Through a personalized treatment plan, they may utilize a wide range of exercises, stretches, and specialized techniques tailored to address your specific shoulder condition. By closely working with a physical therapist, you can gradually improve your shoulder's condition, allowing you to regain functionality and comfort in your daily life.
• Tennis Elbow
  If you're a tennis player, you may at one time or another come to be affected by a condition known as "tennis elbow." Understanding what tennis elbow is and how you can treat it can help you stay in the game without pain during this spring's tennis season. What is tennis elbow? Tennis elbow is a term commonly used to describe injury that arises from overuse of the forearm. Tennis elbow is a particular problem for tennis players, although many other people can be affected by the same condition.
• Shoulder Pain
• Back Pain

Podiatrists

• Fungus Toenails
  Do you hide your feet away in shame because of toenail fungus? Toenail fungus presents itself with pain, inflammation and yellowing of the toenail. The toenail can also become hard and start crumbling if not treated immediately. There are several reasons that toenail fungus develops. Over moisturizing, instability of the skin's natural pH balance and sweat buildup are just a few examples. Fortunately, there are several tricks of the trade that you can use right from home.
• Ingrown Toenails
  While ingrown toenails are a fairly common condition, they can quickly become very painful and can even cause walking difficulties. The good news is that there are several things that can be done to treat an ingrown toenail in the comfort of your own home. Soak in Warm Water One very effective method to aid in healing an ingrown toenail is to soak your foot in warm water. This can be done several times throughout the day to relieve swelling and tenderness in the toe.

Allergists

• Allergies