Author: Dr. Thomas R. Blake, MD

The frustrating experience of a livestream “bouncing” at its conclusion – where the stream appears to momentarily freeze, glitch, or repeatedly refresh before ultimately ending…

The lower pelvis, a complex anatomical region encompassing the bony pelvic girdle, associated soft tissues, and visceral organs, is often a source of nuanced and…

The human experience is often punctuated by fleeting, inexplicable sensations. We’ve all been there – suddenly craving something specific, feeling an intense desire for an…

The sensation of a “drawn” feeling in the urethra during urination – often described as tightness, pulling, or even mild discomfort – is surprisingly common,…

The relentless current of modern life pulls us in countless directions – notifications pinging, emails demanding attention, social media beckoning with endless scrollable content. We’ve…

The experience is familiar to many: you begin an exercise routine—a brisk walk, a light jog, even some simple stretching—feeling energized and focused. Perhaps ideas…

The sensation of burning, often immediately associated with pain and intense discomfort, rarely originates from purely overwhelming stress. Instead, it’s frequently interwoven with subtle, even…

The experience of sound is deeply intertwined with our perception of space. We naturally assume that when we hear something, we also have a visual…

The human brain is an extraordinary organ, constantly processing information and adapting to its surroundings. Within this complex system, seemingly random urges can arise –…

The sensation is familiar to many: you’re immersed in a video game, perhaps piloting a spaceship through an asteroid field, or navigating a virtual reality…