by Atlanta Medical Clinic | Sep 16, 2024 | Blog, Diabetic Treatment, Diabetic Wounds, Lifestyle
Are you looking for diabetic wound care in Atlanta? Whether you’re dealing with open sores or a major foot ulcer, it’s important to seek the right treatment. By addressing the condition early on, you can prevent symptoms from worsening. At Atlanta Medical...
by Atlanta Medical Clinic | Feb 7, 2022 | Blog, Health Basics, Lifestyle, Sports/Outdoors
Revised January 29, 2026 Summary Exercising with sore or stiff knees isn’t always a bad idea — but it depends on the type of pain you’re experiencing. Low-impact movement can help improve joint lubrication, strength, and mobility. Sharp, worsening, or lingering pain...
by Atlanta Medical Clinic | Dec 14, 2021 | Blog, Diabetic Treatment, Diabetic Wounds, Lifestyle
Living with diabetes is physically and emotionally challenging. Individuals with either type I or type II diabetes must constantly monitor their blood glucose levels, stick to a diabetic-friendly diet, and take medication as instructed by their physician. For some...
by Atlanta Medical Clinic | Nov 21, 2020 | Blog, Lifestyle, Neuropathy, Sports/Outdoors
Foot pain is something that many people experience more often than not during their lifetime. It is a health condition caused by a number of factors such as an injury or properly fitting shoes. Improperly fitting shoes is something that most people force themselves to...
by Atlanta Medical Clinic | Aug 27, 2020 | Diabetic Wounds, Health Basics, Lifestyle
In a nutshell, diabetes is in a metabolic condition that affects the way our bodies can convert food into energy. Why is this problematic for the some 100 million Americans suffering from the disease every day? It’s because this resistance to converting sugar into...
by Atlanta Medical Clinic | Jul 23, 2019 | Health Basics, Lifestyle
Diabetes diagnoses are rising at epidemic rates, nearly doubling to almost 10% of the American population since the 1980s. Still another 85 million are living with pre-diabetic conditions, which can lead to the disease within 5 years. While many of us know about...
