Dr. Gengo shares information from a recent article. The use of Motrin and Tylenol when getting a vaccine possibly may have a negative impact on the immune response to the vaccine. The recommendations: Use those medications only if needed. Using the medications before the vaccine to prevent side effects seems to have the most noticeable impact. […]
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By: Bennett Myers, MD, Director of DENT Multiple Sclerosis & Immunology Center and the DENT Spasticity Clinic. The following information is from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. It is considered by many to be the top health care center in the world. The 2 vaccines available have already been given to over 10 million Americans. Outside of
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The Dent’s Family/Caregiver Policy during COVID is that we are limiting access to patients only unless absolutely necessary due to the size of our examination rooms and the need to remain as socially distant as possible for the health and safety of our patients and staff. Exceptions to this rule are patient’s that are under
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In light of current events, Dr. Horatio Capote opened discussion on how to deal with anxiety and stress, and how working together, as a community, can benefit all of us. Anxiety Anxiety is a “perfectly normal emotion…it’s how we’re built, it’s probably a signal to our brains that something is up, something may need to
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We understand that due to the amount of patients we have the privilege of taking care of that unfortunately that equates to high call volume for our patients to get through to us. In an effort to correct this issue, we have been diligently working on alternative options of communication for you! Online Patient Portal
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Are You Experiencing Vertigo and Dizziness?Don’t Wait Years to Get the Help You Need to Fix a Common Condition! by Annette Pinder – Buffalo Healthy Living | Original article can be found here. Suddenly, I was waking up dizzy every day. You know how sometimes when you’re on an elevator, and it dips suddenly, making your
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Imagine the symptoms of autism, cerebral palsy, and epilepsy affecting one child who cannot speak. That is Rett syndrome. Rett syndrome is a rare genetic neurological disorder that occurs almost exclusively in girls and leads to severe impairments, affecting nearly every aspect of the child’s life: their ability to speak, walk, eat, and even breathe
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If you or someone you know wants to make an appointment at the DENT Stroke Clinic, call 716-250-2000 or click here for more information. World Stroke Day 2019 is October 29. The world stroke campaign’s goal is to raise awareness of stroke symptoms and the leading causes of strokes. One in four people will have a
Mental Health Promotion and Suicide Prevention Livestream Recap with Dr. Horacio Capote, Director of the DENT Psychiatry Clinic. Talking about Mental Health and Suicide Prevention is very important. A million people a year died by suicide. “There are a lot of myths to discuss and a lot of questions that you may have, so hopefully
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The brain is a very complex part of your body. It has the ability to send and receive a large amount of information. Because of this, there are still many mysteries about the human brain. Here are some quick facts to help you understand the most complicated organ in your body. 1. Multitasking is impossible
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