Silvergate Medical

Trigger point injections provide immediate pain relieve. Appointments through ZocDoc.com or by calling (760)990-3523

Low Dose and Ultra Low Dose Naltrexone for Treatment of Pain and Autoimmune Diseases - Rheumatoid and Seropositive Arthritis - Chronic Pain - Chronic Inflammat...ory Dermatologic Conditions Call (760) 990-3523 and ask for Functional Medicine appointment (cash based services)

Spring Botox specials in the month of April

RealMedSpa at Silvergate 25% off in January (858)525-1640

Aesthetic services

Pain management is an "underserved specialty", especially in the networks providing coverage for Medical (Medicaid replacement) patients. At Silvergate we always walk the extra mile. That is why we also participate this weekend's Pain Care Conference, held in San Diego.

Don't be afraid of being vulnerable. That may be the best protection.

BE SMART! Don't let ketogenic diet mess with your brain. Ketogenic diet has been linked to behavioral changes through increased formation of kynuretic acid in... the brain. There are better and much safer ways to loose weight.

USPSTF: new prostate cancer screening recommendations Source: JAMA Curated by: Craig Hicks May 08, 2018 Takeaway... Patients and clinicians should weigh benefits and harms before proceeding with prostate-specific antigen (PSA)-based screening for prostate cancer, according to a new statement from the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF).

CDC reports first death from tainted romaine lettuce

Deadly CDC, FDA continue to investigate the multistate Shiga toxin-producing E coli O157:H7 infections, first reported April 13, 2018. As product labels do not always identify growing regions, consumers would be wise to avoid eating or buying romaine lettuce, including whole heads, chopped or baby romaine, organic romaine, and salads/salad mixes containing romaine lettuce. Retailers should not be serving/selling any romaine lettuce from the Yuma AZ growing region. Clinicians ...should refer to the CDC website for states where infections have been reported. Of note, it may take an average of 2-3 weeks between becoming infected with E coli and illness reports. See more