Ask the doctor: What else can I do for Dupuytren’s contracture?
I have Dupuytren’s contracture in both hands. I’ve had “needle” surgery in one hand, and the fingers straightened. But they seem to want to contract again. What can I do?
I have Dupuytren’s contracture in both hands. I’ve had “needle” surgery in one hand, and the fingers straightened. But they seem to want to contract again. What can I do?
I’m 64 and have been diagnosed with uveitis in my right eye. What causes it, and what is the best treatment for it?
More women are remaining sexually active after menopause, but concern about sexually transmitted infections has not been a priority, leading to an increase in such infections.
Postmenopausal women with overactive bladder may benefit from a low-dose vaginal estrogen ring.
Do vaginal estrogens that are used for vaginal dryness have the same risks as estrogens taken orally or by skin patch?
The health risks of women whose mothers were given the drug DES have been documented in a follow-up study.
People with osteoporosis may be reluctant to exercise, but it’s important to prevent bones from weakening further. Consult a health-care provider to find the right exercises for your condition.
Should I have my magnesium level checked regularly to make sure I’m getting enough for my bones?
Holiday meals present an increased risk for food-borne illnesses, but a few simple precautions can prevent illness.
There is growing evidence of a link between depression and increased risk of heart disease and stroke.