Healthy kidneys are essential to maintaining good long-term health. Unfortunately, some people with high blood pressure, diabetes, or a family history of kidney issues may have an increased risk of developing kidney disease. In addition to creating complications of its own, people with kidney disease are much more likely than the average person to suffer […]
There is no such thing as a bad time to focus on our heart health. But with American Heart Month approaching, the healthcare providers at Abraham Family Medicine thought that now would be an excellent time to remind our patients of the importance of taking care of their heart. Heart disease is the number one […]
With Cervical Cancer Awareness Month approaching, now feels like a great time to discuss cervical cancer and how it affects women in the US. Our healthcare providers believe that it’s important for women of all ages to understand their risk of cervical cancer. This is especially true for women between the ages of 35 and […]
A lot can happen in a year. This is especially true in regard to our health. That’s why annual check-up appointments are so important. While some people may only visit the doctor’s office when they have a pressing issue or concern, there can be incredible value in making time for preventative visits like your annual […]
As one of the leading healthcare providers in the metro Atlanta area, patient care is something we take very seriously here at Abraham Family Medicine. It’s important to us that every patient we see, as well as their loved ones, feels as if they had the best experience possible during their time with us. Regardless […]
When it comes to your health, you can never be too careful. As we age, the risk of developing certain medical conditions may increase, emphasizing the importance of regular screening appointments and a more proactive approach to wellness. For men, one of the main health concerns to be aware of is prostate cancer. In honor […]
Receiving your required immunizations is an essential part of avoiding a wide variety of preventable diseases and sicknesses. Immunizations, sometimes referred to as vaccinations or shots, help prevent the spread of dangerous (or even deadly) illnesses including the flu, measles, pneumonia, and more. Although they are commonly associated with children, adults need certain immunizations as […]
Here at Abraham Family Medicine, we hope that everyone is having a great summer. We understand that the summer season is a very popular time to be outside taking in the beautiful weather. However, it’s important to remember to enjoy your fun in the sun safely. Too much sun exposure can negatively affect your skin […]
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia. It currently affects over 5 million American adults and experts believe this figure will exceed 16 million by the year 2050. In honor of Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month this June, we thought now would be a perfect time to provide some helpful information about this […]
Living with arthritis is an everyday struggle for millions of Americans. Arthritis is a medical condition that is characterized by inflammation of the joints. The most notable symptoms of arthritis include joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and difficulty with range of motion. Although arthritis affects people of all ages, it is most commonly associated with older […]
