10 Things Your Primary Care Doctor Does That Should Make You Run for the Hills
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Dr. Orrange received her BA in Biology at the University of California, San Diego, and a Masters Degree in Health Sciences at the Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health. She received her MD from the USC Keck School of…
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Posted in Food Allergies by Dr. Sharon Orrange on Feb 21, 2012
Sulfites in food and wine are a trigger for headaches in many
people. Additionally, a subset of people with asthma may have
asthma attacks from
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Posted in Caregivers by Dr. Sharon Orrange on Feb 13, 2012
For caretakers and people with debilitating illness, bed sores can
be a real pain in the butt. Bed sores, also known as pressure sores
or decubitus
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Posted in Hemorrhoids by Dr. Sharon Orrange on Feb 08, 2012
Bright red bleeding from hemorrhoids that streaks through feces or
drips into the toilet brings everyone to the doctor. As scary as
the bright red
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There is a new procedure being done in the United States with
results so exciting it may change the face of medicine. A trial is
underway with
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Posted in Physical & Emot... by Dr. Sharon Orrange on Jan 31, 2012
As things currently stand, primary care doctors don’t routinely ask
women about intimate partner violence during their primary care
visits. Well,
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Posted in Depression by Dr. Sharon Orrange on Jan 25, 2012
Many of you are worried about new warnings attached to higher doses
of Citalopram. The FDA has told clinicians not to prescribe
Citalopram at doses
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Paula Deen’s show and cookbooks are heavily laden with fat, rich
cream, bacon, meats, and cheesy pastas. Should we be surprised that
she has adult
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Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn’s more common in women living in the
Northern parts of the United States…is it lack of Sun? Who knew
that
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Over the counter medications often contain ingredients you don’t
need. I always tell patients to keep it simple: Tylenol, Sudafed,
and Mucinex; but
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Posted in Varicose Veins by Dr. Sharon Orrange on Jan 10, 2012
One of the biggest advancements I’ve seen in 10 years of private
practice is how endovenous (inside the vein) laser therapy is
replacing surgical
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