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Tag Archives: Dr. Leslie Greenberg
Abnormal cholesterol labs. What to do with elevated triglycerides?
You see your physician and get a routine cholesterol panel. The results show that your triglycerides are high. What should you do? Fasting lab work should show that your triglycerides should be less than 150. When triglycerides are higher than … Continue reading
Posted in Cholesterol, General Medicine- Adults, Uncategorized
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Long covid or “post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2
Oh my! Patients who have had the covid infection are often finding that they do not “bounce back” fast. In fact, a significant number of covid patients have lingering side effects The World Health Organization report found that up to … Continue reading
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Acne treatment for teens
Being a teenager is difficult enough… even without acne. Acne treatments for teens are available over the counter and from the pharmacy. Here is my overall treatment plan with ingredients that can all be bought over the counter. I want … Continue reading
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Should you have a carotid artery ultrasound?
Should you have a carotid artery ultrasound? Some concierge physicians offer carotid artery ultrasound with their “executive physical.” This is NOT a suggested test for most patients. The general adult population should NOT get a carotid ultrasound to rule out … Continue reading
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Should you get a carotid artery ultrasound?
Should you have a carotid artery ultrasound? Some concierge physicians offer carotid artery ultrasound with their “executive physical.” This is not a suggested test for most patients. The general adult population should NOT get a carotid ultrasound to rule out … Continue reading
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Tagged carotid endarterectomy, carotid ultrasound, concierge medicine, Dr. Greenberg, Dr. Leslie Greenberg, executive physical
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Do you have painful intercourse?
Dyspareunia is the medical word for persistent or recurrent pain with sexual intercourse. This affects 10 to 20% of American women. Dyspareunia can be deep or superficial. Sexual pain can cause relationship distress, decreased quality of life, anxiety and depression. … Continue reading
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Irritable Bowel Syndrome: What should you know?
Irritable Bowel Syndrome: What should you know? What is it? Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a varied group of gastrointestinal conditions that is not fully understood. What causes IBS? Psychological factors do not cause IBS. But IBS can make anxiety … Continue reading
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Can you afford your medications? One of the reasons that patients do not fill their prescriptions are due to increasing medication costs. I have begun asking my patients “Is the cost of any of your medications a burden for you?” … Continue reading
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Questions about managing elevated cholesterol…
Questions about managing elevated cholesterol… Primary prevention means preventing the FIRST EPISODE of a cardiovascular event (like a stroke or heart attack). Primary prevention is key! Family physicians make treatment decisions based on clinical risk and risk calculators. Try this … Continue reading
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Do you need your vitamin D level checked?
Do you need your vitamin D level checked? The US Preventive Services Task Force just weighed in on this and gave a “final recommendation statement.” Sounds impressive, huh? Well, actually the USPSTF has said that to check vitamin D levels … Continue reading
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