Chronic illness

What is chronic illness?

A chronic illness is a medical condition that lasts for a long period of time, typically at least 6 months or more. Some examples of common chronic illnesses include:

Definition: A chronic illness is not cured completely but instead requires ongoing management and treatment over months or years. The symptoms may come and go but the underlying disease remains.

Some key impacts of living with a chronic illness can include:

Causes: Chronic illnesses have a variety of root causes including genetics, lifestyle factors like diet and exercise, and environmental exposures. As researchers better understand the origins of chronic disease, new treatment approaches are emerging.

For example, at Renewal Hormone Clinic our physicians help patients naturally rebalance their hormones to alleviate chronic symptoms. We've seen patients find relief from fatigue, pain, infertility and more after getting their hormones in optimal ranges.

Some tips for living better with chronic illness:

The number of people living with ongoing medical conditions is growing. While chronic illness cannot yet be cured, new research offers hope. There are also many ways those impacted can enjoy full, active lives by adapting and accessing the right resources.

Have you or a loved one been diagnosed with a chronic condition? The compassionate doctors at Renewal Hormone Clinic can help create a customized treatment plan to reduce your symptoms and improve your quality of life. Schedule a consult today to learn more.

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