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Our Health Blog
Learn more about outpatient surgeries we perform and common health problelms treated at Mackinaw Surgery Center on our blog posts.
Colon Polyps Found? Exploring Outpatient Endoscopic Resection Options
Colon polyps found may require immediate surgery. Learn the power of outpatient endoscopic resection.
Our Recent Posts
When To Consider Breast Reconstruction: Lumpectomy vs Mastectomy During Breast Cancer Treatment
Breast cancer patients can consider lumpectomy and radiation therapy to preserve the breast or a mastectomy.
Ear Tube Removal: What To Expect During Recovery From Tympanostomy Surgery
Frequent ear infections often require tympanostomy surgery. What should patients expect during recovery? Is ear tube removal needed?
What To Expect After Gallbladder Removal: 3 Tips For Cholecystectomy Recovery
What can patients expect after gallbladder removal surgery? Follow these 3 tips for a successful cholecystectomy recovery.
3 Risk Factors For Inguinal Hernias: Understanding Hernia Repair & Surgery
Inguinal hernias make up most hernias and happen in the groin area. Learn 3 risk factors of hernias and understand hernia repair.
Treatment For Leg Pain: 3 At-Home Remedies To Improve Sciatica Pain
Sciatica can cause intense leg pain that radiates through the buttocks. Try these at-home remedies and treatments for sciatic nerve pain.
3 Ways A Breast Localizer Can Improve Your Lumpectomy Surgery
New breast localizer technology can improve lumpectomy surgery. Breast localizers are less invasive and more convenient.
Can You Block Pain Signals? Chronic Pain Management With Spinal Cord Stimulators
Pain signals can be blocked with implanted devices called spinal cord stimulators. These can be an effective solution for pain management.
Can I Exercise After Spine Surgery? Recovery From Minimally Invasive Surgery
Recovery is a vital part of minimally invasive spine surgery. Precautions must be taken to prevent further damage to the spine with exercise.
3 Moves That Increase Risk Of Rotator Cuff Injuries: Do You Need A Shoulder Arthroscopy?
Overuse and wear and tear can cause chronic pain and even rotator cuff tears and injuries. Speak with a doctor about shoulder arthroscopy.