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Why High Cholesterol Has No Symptoms — and Why That Matters

High cholesterol often has no symptoms, making it a silent yet serious threat. Without clear warning signs, many people live with elevated cholesterol levels for years. By the time problems develop, damage to the arteries may already be underway. At Tempe Primary Care, Frank Rosenberg, FNP-C, and his skilled team bring decades of combined experience in family practice, […]

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The Difference Between Type 1, Type 2, and Prediabetes

Understanding the difference between Type 1, Type 2, and prediabetes is the first step in managing your health. Each condition affects blood sugar in unique ways and requires specific treatment strategies. Knowing the distinctions helps you take control of your long-term well-being. At Tempe Primary Care, Frank Rosenberg, FNP-C, leads a skilled team with decades of experience in family

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Early Signs of Heart Failure You Should Never Ignore

Feeling tired all the time? Out of breath walking up stairs? These symptoms could be more than just aging. Early heart failure symptoms often feel mild but may signal something serious. The sooner you spot them, the better your outcome. At Tempe Primary Care in Tempe, AZ, Frank Rosenberg, FNP-C, helps patients with many different medical conditions, including detecting

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Sprains vs Strains vs Tears: How to Know What You’ve Injured

Twisted your ankle? Pulled a muscle? If you’re unsure whether it’s a sprain, strain, or tear, you’re not alone. Soft tissue injuries can feel similar but require different treatments; it’s essential to understand the differences between them. Knowing what you might be dealing with can help you make informed decisions about when to rest, when

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