A healthy living blog from Marshfield Clinic Health System
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Gestational diabetes and the blood sugar test during pregnancy
Read more: Gestational diabetes and the blood sugar test during pregnancyWomen go through many changes during pregnancy, including changes in how their bodies process insulin. Diabetes is…
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Diabetes monitoring systems: Get to know your glucose numbers
Read more: Diabetes monitoring systems: Get to know your glucose numbersDiabetes monitoring is easier, less painful and provides more data for better management through a continuous glucose…
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Prediabetes, and how to prevent Type 2 diabetes
Read more: Prediabetes, and how to prevent Type 2 diabetesHow do you prevent Type 2 diabetes? It all starts with diet and exercise during prediabetes, the…
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Fender benders and other minor car accidents: When should you seek care?
Read more: Fender benders and other minor car accidents: When should you seek care?Minor car accidents happen almost daily. When you find yourself in a minor car accident like someone…
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What’s causing this pain in my chest?
Read more: What’s causing this pain in my chest?Chest pain or discomfort could indicate a heart, gastrointestinal or other issue. If it’s related to the…
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How to prevent colon polyps
Read more: How to prevent colon polypsEarly detection and removal of colon polyps with a colonoscopy is the only way to prevent colon…
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Anal cancer, colon cancer and rectal cancer: What’s the difference?
Read more: Anal cancer, colon cancer and rectal cancer: What’s the difference?Despite being close in proximity on the human body, anal, colon and rectal cancer are different types…
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4 early signs of psoriatic arthritis
Read more: 4 early signs of psoriatic arthritisRecognizing and treating psoriatic arthritis is important to prevent permanent joint damage. Early signs can vary, ranging…
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Child limping in the morning? Could be juvenile idiopathic arthritis
Read more: Child limping in the morning? Could be juvenile idiopathic arthritisIf your child is limping in the morning, it may be a sign of juvenile idiopathic arthritis…