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| Women's Complex Health Issues | Alternative Medicine |
| Natural Hormone Therapy | Men's Health |
| Integrative Health Care (Conventional plus Natural) | Children over age 9 |
| Routine Gynecology | Outpatient Cardiac Monitoring |
| Migraine | Peripheral Vascular Circulation (arms and legs) Testing |
| Depression | Pulmonary Function Evaluation (Breathing Test) |
| Anxiety | |
| Panic Disorder | |
| Connective Tissue Disorder (i.e. Lupus) | |
| Cardiac Stress and Stress Echo Testing | |
| Electrocardiogram (EKG) |
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Many
patients are not aware that circulation is the most important component of their body
except for the heart.
Circulation problems can be easily and painlessly diagnosed in the office in an effort to prevent serious problems such as stroke and permanent sexual dysfunction. |
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 Every
7 seconds in this country a healthy 37 year old person drops dead from silent heart
disease. Women generally do not experience typical cardiac symptoms
(chest pain) like men. This makes it critical for women to routinely
have their heart checked after age 35. A cardiac stress test can be performed easily and safely by your family
doctor. Ultrasound picture of the heart before and after exercise make
the stress test much more accurate than treadmill alone. Stress tests are used to diagnose many types of health problems,
predominantly blockage of the coronary arteries which leads to myocardial infarction
(heart attack). Your doctor can also tell you what a safe target heart rate would be
during exercise by performing this simple test. |
| Outpatient cardiac monitoring is simple and painless. The patient wears a small device about the size of a "walkman radio" which records abnormalities in heart rate or rhythm that occur with activity or during sleep. This test gives specific information regarding the patient's probability of experiencing cardiac arrest. |
| Hormone Imbalance | Dr. Gray has devoted the majority of his education and career to the treatment of issues such as those listed here with great success. |
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| Migraine Headaches | |
| Depression | |
| Anxiety | |
| Panic Disorder | |
| PMS | |
| Menopause | |
| Circulatory Problems | |
| Myocardial Infarction (Heart Attack) | |
| Stroke | |
| Deep Venous Thrombosis (Blood Clots) |
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Probably the most important problem facing the nation today. While it is complex and frequently involves anxiety, it is very treatable. If you suspect you are depressed, please call for an appointment.
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May be found alone or in combination with depression. It can adversely affect all the organs of the body and is very treatable with a variety of remedies.
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An extreme form of anxiety which can become incapacitating if not treated. Safe, effective treatment is available.
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