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5 Tips for Better Joint Health
Read more: 5 Tips for Better Joint HealthJoint pain can affect your everyday quality of life. However, prioritizing your orthopedic health ahead of time can make the difference between a minor orthopedic injury and a debilitating condition. Whether you’re feeling the first twinges of joint pain or still feeling spry and nimble, we’ve compiled a few steps you can take to improve…
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When to See an Orthopedic Specialist for Joint Pain
Read more: When to See an Orthopedic Specialist for Joint PainAches and pains are a regular part of life, especially as we grow older. But while occasional soreness or stiffness may be common, prolonged pain and discomfort may indicate the need for specialist care. Joint pain can be caused by multiple things, including injury, overuse or degenerative conditions like osteoarthritis. Knowing when to see an…
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10 Questions to Ask an Orthopedic Specialist
Read more: 10 Questions to Ask an Orthopedic SpecialistVisiting an orthopedic specialist can be overwhelming, especially if you’re dealing with chronic pain, impaired mobility or uncertainty about your condition. But knowing the right questions to ask during your appointment can help you understand your condition, make informed decisions about your treatment and help you feel empowered. Below are 10 questions to ask an…
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How to Choose a Primary Care Provider
Read more: How to Choose a Primary Care ProviderHaving a primary care provider (PCP) that you see regularly is a great way to stay ahead of your health. They can ensure you receive annual exams on time, treat minor illnesses and injuries, and provide screenings to detect high blood pressure and high cholesterol. Whether you’re seeking a routine check-up or treatment for a…
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UPC pediatrician describes benefits of recess
Read more: UPC pediatrician describes benefits of recessPediatrician Dr. Theresa Horton with Utica Park Clinic in Owasso joined News On 6 at 4 p.m. to discuss why recess is important for growing children. Dr. Horton said breaks from classroom learning give children time for cognitive rest, physical activity and social interaction. She said those breaks can help children process new information and…
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Postpartum Hernias: Symptoms, Causes and Treatment Options
Read more: Postpartum Hernias: Symptoms, Causes and Treatment OptionsPregnancy comes with many bodily changes, some more common than others. One bodily change can be a postpartum hernia. If you feel slight pressure or see a protrusion on your abdomen or C-section scar, you may have a hernia. These aren’t overly common, but they do happen, affecting about 5% of new mothers. Understanding what…
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What to do if you suspect a hernia
Read more: What to do if you suspect a herniaWhen part of an organ pushes through a weak area of tissue or muscle, it can start with mild discomfort or a small bulge in the abdomen or groin. But these bulges, called hernias, may become more serious over time if left untreated. If you think you may have a hernia, surgeons at Utica Park…
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‘This does not define me’ — Hillcrest patient ready to fight breast cancer with comprehensive care
Read more: ‘This does not define me’ — Hillcrest patient ready to fight breast cancer with comprehensive careA new battle Andrea McGowan, a 50-year-old mother of three, was initially overwhelmed by test results revealing she had breast cancer. But thanks to the quick and comprehensive care of teams at Utica Park Clinic and OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center at Hillcrest, she is well-equipped to fight it. McGowan’s doctors saw a spot on…
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What Oklahoma families should know about the CDC’s new vaccine recommendations
Read more: What Oklahoma families should know about the CDC’s new vaccine recommendationsThe CDC’s vaccine advisory committee’s recent decisions could impact how your family gets vaccinated. To help break down what changed and what didn’t, News On 6’s MaKayla Glenn spoke with Dr. Mandy Griffin, a pediatrician at Utica Park Clinic in Tulsa. Click here to view the story online. The CDC’s vaccine advisory committee just wrapped up two…
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Understanding PCOS: Symptoms, diagnosis and treatment
Read more: Understanding PCOS: Symptoms, diagnosis and treatmentAs many as one in 10 reproductive-aged women have a condition called polycystic ovary syndrome, also known as PCOS, but more than half of women with the condition go undiagnosed. PCOS may have serious side effects, ranging from excessive hair growth to infertility. Dr. Elizabeth Couch-Harris, OB-GYN provider with Utica Park Clinic, explains the symptoms,…
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