Being Active When You Have Low Back Pain | Rx for Health
People who are more active have less back pain
over time. Regardless of your pain level, being active boosts your mood and just makes life go better.
Being Active with Inflammatory Bowel Disease | Rx for Health
People with digestive problems such as Crohn’s, colitis or inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) will benefit from regular physical activity.
Being Active with Fibromyalgia | Rx for Health
Even though physical activity can be challenging for those with fibromyalgia, you may feel better, move better or sleep better. It’s important to keep at it!
Being Active When You Have High Blood Pressure | Rx for Health
Regular physical activity is one of the most important things you can do to help prevent, treat, and control hypertension (high blood pressure).
Being Active When You Have HIV/AIDS | Rx for Health
Staying active is important for people living with human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV.
Being Active When You Have Heart Valve Disease | Rx for Health
When you have heart valve disease, one or more of the valves doesn’t work the way it should. If you need surgery for heart valve disease, getting and staying in good shape beforehand can improve your recovery afterwards.
Being Active When You Have Heart Failure | Rx for Health
If you have heart failure, being active will increase your ability to walk farther without stopping (and faster too).
Being Active When You Have Depression and Anxiety | Rx for Health
Studies show that physical activity can reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety as effectively as medication—and without unwanted side effects.
Being Active When You Have COPD | Rx for Health
When you have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) you get short of breath easily. Doing the simplest things can become tiring and difficult.
Being Active When You Have Chronic Liver Disease | Rx for Health
People with chronic liver disease (CLD) lose stamina and strength, get out of breath easily and are at risk of heart problems and certain types of cancer.
