Xpress Wellness Health Resources
3 Things to Look for in an Occupational Health Program
Finding the right occupational health program for your business can feel like a daunting task. How do you know you’re choosing a program that will keep your team healthy, productive, and safe? Here are 3 things to look for in an occupational health program to help cover all of the bases. Every workplace is different, so an occupational health program that can adapt to your unique environment is a big plus. Look for a program
Women’s Health: Abnormal Bleeding
What is Abnormal Bleeding? Abnormal bleeding is a common issue seen in gynecology offices and can affect women of all ages. This type of bleeding encompasses any irregularities in the menstrual cycle, such as periods that are excessively heavy, too frequent, or too infrequent. The period around menopause can also significantly disrupt a woman’s bleeding patterns. What Causes Abnormal Bleeding? In addition to hormonal factors, structural causes like uterine polyps or fibroid tumors can lead
Should I Take My Kid to Urgent Care for a Sprain?
It’s inevitable that kids will twist an ankle or take a tumble during their childhood — but deciding whether to take them to urgent care after these events can be tricky. Sprains are especially common during sports and in “busy” children, but many parents wonder when they should take their kids to urgent care for a sprain. Xpress Wellness Urgent Care is here to offer some guidelines to help you determine if an urgent care
Women’s Health: Endometriosis
What is Endometriosis? Endometriosis is a condition where the endometrial tissue, which normally lines the uterus, migrates to the abdominal cavity, implants itself, and responds to hormonal signals by growing and bleeding. In its early stages, it often manifests as severe menstrual cramps and pain during intercourse. Over time, it can lead to the formation of scar tissue in the abdomen and pelvis. What Causes Endometriosis? This condition can give rise to chronic pelvic pain,
Women’s Health: Genital Prolapse
What is Genital Prolapse Genital prolapse refers to the protrusion of pelvic organs into the vagina. The position of pelvic organs, such as the uterus, vagina, bladder, and rectum, is supported by muscles and fibrous connective tissue. Various factors, including chronic constipation, frequent or prolonged squatting, heavy lifting, and the impact of pregnancy and childbirth, can weaken the strength of this supportive tissue. What Causes Genital Prolapse Genetic factors also play a role in determining
What’s the Difference Between Emergency and Urgent Care?
We’ve all been there — it’s a Friday night, and you or a loved one spikes a fever heading into the weekend. With your doctor’s office closed, you start to wonder where to seek care if needed outside of normal business hours. The two options are the emergency room, or urgent care. But what’s the difference between emergency and urgent care? While they have some overlap, there are distinct differences between the two. We’ll share
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