As winter months bring shorter days and less sunlight to the Charlotte region, many people wonder whether their mood changes might be connected to vitamin D levels. The relationship between…
Joint pain and aches are one of the most common reasons adults seek medical care. From knee pain when climbing stairs to stiffness in the hands, hips, or lower back,…
Winter brings an unwelcome surge of coughing, sneezing, and fever as respiratory viruses spread through communities. Whether you’re deciding if your child should stay home from school, wondering if you…
Many women experience intimate health concerns that significantly impact their quality of life: urinary incontinence that limits social activities and exercise, vaginal dryness that makes intimacy uncomfortable, or pelvic floor…
Diabetes affects over 38 million Americans, yet many people don’t understand the condition until they receive a diagnosis. From young adults with unexplained fatigue to older patients managing multiple health…
Winter brings more than just cold temperatures and holiday festivities. For millions of people, the season ushers in uncomfortable skin and hair problems: from cracked, chapped lips to itchy, flaking…
GLP-1 medications have transformed the weight loss landscape, offering hope to millions struggling with obesity and weight management. From busy professionals seeking sustainable weight loss to patients managing diabetes, these…
The transition from training to practice represents one of the most significant career decisions you’ll make as a physician. The questions you ask, the priorities you set, and the way…
For established patients of Tryon Women’s Center, gynecology and sexual health specialist Amy Kemmerlin, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, offers unique support for women experiencing menopausal and perimenopausal weight gain. “I specialize…
As temperatures drop and people spend more time indoors, upper respiratory viruses begin their annual circulation through communities, including, unfortunately, Charlotte. Understanding how symptoms differ for the flu vs. COVID…