Coronavirus- What do we do? WNW: 86

02/06/20 • 21 min

Every year it seems we are bombarded with information about a new or different virus or bacteria that is killing people. On todays episode the Women N Wellness docs talk about how to approach this kind of media, so that you know all the facts.

Researchers now believe that the coronavirus isn’t going to be as problematic as they originally thought. It is a virus that can be transferred from mammals and tends to affect the respiratory system.

SO what can you do to maximize you and your family's health to protect against the coronavirus?

Get some tips from todays episode.

SO what can you do to maximize you and your family's health to protect against the coronavirus?

Get some tips from todays episode.

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What blood work should you run yearly? WNW: 85

Getting blood work done isn’t always fun, especially if you are dehydrated, but it’s super important to get annual blood work done.

The confusing part is what labs should be run?

Are the labs being drawn often enough?

Should everyone get the same labs run yearly?

These are all questions we get asked often. Listen to todays episode to learn all about the importance of lab work and how to talk with your provider about getting more complete labs run.

Realize that depending on your current health condition, symptoms and what your goals are, all of that can dramatically change what labs YOU should get run.

Please understand that insurance companies and health Canada don’t cover all markers that may need to be run, based off symptoms, lifestyle and goals.

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Addressing Chronic Pain WNW Sharable: 87

20.4% of adults in the United States are diagnosed with chronic pain. Over 1.5 Billion people world wide suffer from chronic pain. Of those, 66% believe they are going to have to live with some form of chronic pain the rest of their lives.

Everyone experiences pain differently. It’ll have a different frequency, intensity, even how it feels (dull, sharp, stabbing, shooting, electrical, numbing etc.) Because everyone experiences it differently, different forms of care and treatment are going to work better (and worse) for each individual.

In this episode the Women N Wellness Doctors share some of the things that they look for when someone has chronic pain, along with what they recommend.
Realize that it takes time to heal, but be one of the 40% that believes that their pain will subside when the correct method of treatment is implemented.