Category archives: Doctors Advice

By Hema Vyas, M.D. Mental health treatment is not always one-size-fits-all. While two people may experience similar symptoms, the reasons behind those symptoms can be very different. This is one reason some patients are interested in a more personalized approach to psychiatric care. Dr. Hema Vyas, M.D., Psychiatrist, uses a…

Type 2 diabetes, once called non-insulin-dependent diabetes or adult-onset diabetes, is the most common form of diabetes, affecting 90% to 95% of the 13 million men with diabetes. The rates of diabetes have dramatically risen in all states. One of the biggest jumps was among men. The risk for type…

By: Dr Lee Lichtenstein For families of individuals with special needs, the transition into adulthood brings many changes. Education, employment, living arrangements, healthcare and daily routines may all evolve. Dental care is an important part of that transition—but finding the right dental provider can sometimes be challenging. Many young adults…

By Dr Sezer Olcay, Holmdel Orthodontics Orthodontic treatment is not the same for every patient. While many people think braces or Invisalign are simply about creating straighter teeth, orthodontic care involves much more than appearance. A properly planned treatment approach considers the patient’s bite, tooth alignment, jaw development, lifestyle, and…

by Monmouth Gastroenterology a Division of Allied Digestive Health Bloating after meals is a common digestive complaint that can leave you feeling overly full, tight, swollen, or uncomfortable. While occasional bloating is normal, frequent bloating may be a sign that certain foods, eating habits, or digestive conditions are affecting your…

Ligament injuries can affect mobility, stability, athletic performance, and everyday quality of life. Whether an injury happens during sports, from a fall, or because of repeated stress on a joint, a torn ligament can cause pain, swelling, weakness, and difficulty moving normally. Many ligament injuries improve with conservative treatment, but…

By Dr. Lee Lichtenstein Going to the dentist regularly is important for maintaining good oral health, but many people delay appointments for years because of fear, anxiety, past experiences, or concerns about being judged. For older children, young adults with disabilities, and adults, returning to the dentist after a long…

By Monmouth Gastroenterology a Division of Allied Digestive Health Stomach ulcers, also known as peptic ulcers, are painful sores that develop in the lining of the stomach or the first part of the small intestine. These ulcers can cause significant discomfort and lead to serious complications if left untreated. Understanding…

By Alliance Orthopedics Soccer is a beloved sport across the world, especially during moments like the FIFA World Cup, but a high-contact sport that brings several kinds of injuries. If you’re a soccer player yourself, chances are, you’ll either hear about or experience one of the most common kinds of…

By Dr. Sezar Olcay, Holmdel Orthodontics Many parents assume that orthodontic treatment begins during the teenage years. While braces and aligners are commonly associated with adolescents, the first orthodontic evaluation often takes place much earlier. At Holmdel Orthodontics, Dr. Sezar Olcay's orthodontic practice in Holmdel, New Jersey, one of the…

By Dr. Lee Lichtenstein For many parents, the thought of their child receiving dental sedation can feel overwhelming. Questions about safety, effectiveness, and what to expect are completely normal. The good news is that dental sedation has become a trusted and highly regulated option that helps children receive the care…

By Monmouth Gastroenterology a Division of Allied Digestive Health While IBS symptoms can affect stool consistency, color, and bowel movement frequency, understanding common patterns can help you recognize what may be typical for IBS and what might signal a need for medical attention. Paying attention to stool appearance is one…