The term dwarfism was first used around the turn of the 20th century to refer to an abnormality that affected people who were between the height of average-sized individuals and those at least two feet shorter. Over the past few decades, these problems have become more well known and recognized because of increased demand for corrective bone surgery in children and adults with dwarfism. Wrinkling of the neck, low voice, weakness in legs and feet, clubfootedness, scoliosis - these are just a few of the possible symptoms that may lead you to believe that you have something soothed by looking at your mirror. In truth, there is much more than that - perhaps you’re suffering...

The word “addiction” isn’t commonly thought of as a part of physician billing. Impulse control disorder (ICD) However, in some patients the word “addiction” can trigger an episode that can have devastating consequences. If you or your family has ever considered seeking medical attention for any reason, it’s important to understand the signs and symptoms of an addiction and how to best manage them. This helps you keep tabs on your medical bills, monitor for potential side effects, and avoid being rushed into treatment without first understanding the depth of your problem. ICD-10 codes are used to systematize the severity of someone’s symptoms from mild to severe. For example, people with mild problems might have...