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5 Ways to Lower Your Stroke Risk at Home
If “stroke prevention” sounds like something you will deal with later, you are not alone. Most of us are trying to get through the week, feed ourselves something decent, and maybe squeeze in a walk. The good news is that many of the biggest stroke risk factors are the same everyday health habits you can […]
Corbin Lewis, FNP
Education Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), Family Nurse PractitionerIndiana Wesleyan University Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)Marian University Bachelor of Science in KinesiologyIndiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI)
Heat Exhaustion vs Heat Stroke: What’s the Difference?
On a hot day, it is normal to feel tired, sweaty, and a little drained. But there is a line where “I’m overheated” turns into a serious medical problem. The tricky part is that heat exhaustion and heat stroke can start out feeling similar, especially if you have been outside, exercising, or sitting in a […]
Think F.A.S.T.: Recognizing the Signs of a Stroke
Imagine you are talking with someone and something suddenly feels “off.” Their smile looks uneven. One arm hangs strangely. Their words come out slurred, or they cannot get a sentence out at all. In moments like that, you do not need to be a medical expert. You just need one simple tool that helps you […]
Sunburns Gone Wrong: When Skin Damage Becomes an ER Visit
Most sunburns are miserable but manageable at home. You feel hot, tight, itchy, and annoyed with yourself for skipping sunscreen. A few days later, you peel and move on. But sometimes a sunburn crosses the line from “ouch” to “this is not normal.” Severe sunburn can cause widespread blistering, intense swelling, dehydration, fever, and even […]
Asthma Flare-Ups: When It’s Time to Go to the ER
Asthma is one of those conditions that can feel totally manageable until it suddenly does not. One minute you are dealing with a little tightness or a nagging cough, and the next you are wondering, “Is this serious? Do we need the ER?” If you have asthma (or you care for someone who does), having […]
Springtime Triggers: Managing Pollen, Mold, and Asthma
If spring is your favorite season, but your lungs disagree, you are not alone. In Indiana, warmer days often bring tree pollen, damp basements, and outdoor yard work. For many people with asthma, that mix can mean more coughing, chest tightness, wheezing, and shortness of breath. The good news is that you can do a […]
5 Most Common Springtime ER Visits
Spring in Indiana is a welcome reset. Windows crack open, yardwork starts, kids get outside, and weekend projects suddenly feel possible again. It is also the season when emergency rooms tend to see a predictable mix of issues tied to pollen, outdoor activity, and home projects. Below are five common springtime reasons people end up […]
Istvan Gergely, MD, PhD
Medical Degree – University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Târgu Mureș, Romania, MD, 2001 Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Orthopedics – University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Târgu Mureș, Romania, 2009Dissertation: “Biointegration of Uncemented Total Hip Endoprosthesis” Master of Science in Health Service Management – Sibiu, Romania, 2014
Lindsey Poindexter, FNP-C
Education Post Master’s Certificate, Family Nurse Practitioner – Indiana Wesleyan University — December 2020 Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) – Indiana University — December 2010 Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) – University of Indianapolis — May 2005