Understanding the Different Types of Pulmonary Function Tests for COPDDec 06, 2023A diagnosis of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) indicates your lungs aren’t getting the airflow your body requires for good health. Pulmonary function tests are vital in planning and evaluating your treatment strategy.
When Is a Plasma Exchange the Best Treatment for Vasculitis?Nov 13, 2023Treatment goals for vasculitis include reducing the inflammation and restricting blood flow through arteries, veins, and capillaries. Learn when your specialist may recommend plasma exchange as the best way to accomplish that.
I Think I Have Eczema: Is Skin Testing Right for Me?Oct 04, 2023Eczema causes red, itchy, sometimes dry, sometimes blistery rashes and is common enough to have its own foundation. Treatment starts with identifying what’s causing this rash that may last for days to weeks. Skin testing can do that.
Can Arthritis Be Prevented?Sep 12, 2023You can’t always prevent arthritis. However, understanding your risks and implementing joint-friendly lifestyle habits and strategies can significantly decrease your chance of developing arthritis or help delay its onset.
How Fibromyalgia Affects Your Entire BodyAug 07, 2023Fibromyalgia is often misunderstood, overlooked, or dismissed due to its confusing set of symptoms, making it difficult to diagnose and even harder to live with. Learn how fibromyalgia affects your body and treatments that can help.
What Is COPD and Who Is at Risk?Jul 07, 2023When you have COPD, even a short walk from the living room to the kitchen can leave you feeling breathless and tired. Learn more about COPD, what it means for your overall health, and who is at risk.
Understanding the Most Common Food AllergiesJun 09, 2023While any food can trigger an allergic reaction, some are more common than others. Keep reading for more information about common food allergies, their symptoms, and how our team can help.
How to Stay Active When You Have AsthmaMay 12, 2023Nine in 10 people with asthma experience symptoms during or after physical activity. Luckily, exercise-induced asthma doesn’t have to keep you on the sidelines. Here’s how to avoid symptom flare-ups when you’re active.