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Study Shows Isometric Exercise Can Lower Blood Pressure - Ask the Doctors - Vimarsana News

Study Shows Isometric Exercise Can Lower Blood Pressure - Ask the Doctors

Dear Doctors: My blood pressure is just a tiny bit high. Does that really matter? My doctor said I should think about taking a blood pressure drug, but I’d...

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Ask the Doctors | Taking a walk can help with blood sugar control - Vimarsana News

Ask the Doctors | Taking a walk can help with blood sugar control

The data showed that even a five-minute walk after eating a meal had a measurable effect on moderating blood sugar levels.

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Ask the Doctors | Scalp psoriasis can be treated in many ways - Vimarsana News

Ask the Doctors | Scalp psoriasis can be treated in many ways

Additional treatments include salicylic acid, which can soften plaques. Retinoids, used to treat acne, can slow overgrowth and ease inflammation.

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COPD Can Develop Due to Environmental Hazards - Ask the Doctors - Vimarsana News

COPD Can Develop Due to Environmental Hazards - Ask the Doctors

Dear Doctors: I work in a big shop where we make custom furniture. My wife thinks it puts me at risk of COPD and insists I should use a mask. Is she right?...

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Ask the Doctors | COPD can develop due to environmental hazards - Vimarsana News

Ask the Doctors | COPD can develop due to environmental hazards

COPD can be an industrial hazard as well. People who work in occupations as varied as construction, mining, agriculture, welding, brick laying, stonemasonry, textiles, painting, and hair and nail care can all be at risk.

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