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Learn more about outpatient surgeries we perform and common health problelms treated at Mackinaw Surgery Center on our blog posts.
From Tummy Tucks To Liposuction: 3 Tips For Body Contouring
Body contouring improves your physique and can boost your self-esteem. These tips can help you get the most out of the procedures.
Our Recent Posts
Tackling Severe Abdominal Pain: Getting An Upper Endoscopy For Diagnosis
An upper endoscopy is a quick and safe procedure that diagnoses or treats problems such as severe abdominal pain. When to see a specialist.
Chronic Lower Back Pain: Do I Need Surgery Or A Spinal Cord Stimulator?
Can a spinal cord stimulator provide long-term relief from back pain? This therapy offers many advantages, including avoiding surgery.
Can Weight Affect Surgical Recovery? 4 To To Heal Faster And Be Pain-Free
Surgical recovery is important, and factors like body weight can impact the outcome. Heal faster and reduce pain for higher success.
How To Slow Down Joint Degeneration With Age: When Should You Consider MIS?
Joint degeneration causes pain, stiffness, and weakness. Minimally invasive surgery can improve quality of life long-term.
Baseball & Shoulder Injuries: 3 Reasons Not To Put Off Rotator Cuff Repair
Pitchers and other athletes that repeatedly throw often get rotator cuff injuries. A rotator cuff repair can offer some fantastic benefits.
Are You A Candidate For A Colonoscopy? GI Symptoms You Shouldn’t Ignore
Colonoscopy is done for patients with severe GI symptoms like abdominal pain, rectal bleeding, weight loss, bowel changes, and weight change.
Lou Gehrig’s Disease: Treatment & Pain Management For ALS
Lou Gehrig’s disease is a condition that impairs motor neurons. Diagnosis testing and treatment is a multidisciplinary approach.
Sinus Infection Flare-Up: 3 At-Home Remedies To Clear Eye, Nose & Facial Swelling
Sinus infection flare-ups can be unpleasant, but simple at-home remedies can significantly reduce eye, nose, and facial swelling.
Back To Business: How Soon Can You Go Back To Work After Total Joint Replacement
Going back to work after a total joint replacement varies from person to person. However most people can resume faster than you think.