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Quick Tip: Checking for Concussion After a Bicycle Crash

PROBLEM: Your riding partner skidded on wet leaves in a curve and fell hard. He cracked his helmet and felt dizzy and disoriented. This scared you because you didn't know what to do. SOLUTION: When you or a friend suffers a concussion, it's vital to determine the seriousness and act quickly. For recommendations, we asked Fred's brother, Mike Matheny. He's a cyclist who is … [Read more...] about Quick Tip: Checking for Concussion After a Bicycle Crash

Dealing With Arm Numbness After Bicycling

Question:  Once last year and once a week ago, I was sitting at my computer desk in the evening after a 50- or 60-mile bike ride and my entire right arm lost all feeling. Like, it went to sleep. The feeling came back over the course of about 5 or 8 minutes. I ride about 5,000 miles per year, mostly commuting and utility riding. I am not much of an athlete; my average speed … [Read more...] about Dealing With Arm Numbness After Bicycling

Should I Stop Cycling Before a PSA Test?

by Richard Ellin, MD, FACP Question: My experience and I believe research shows that you should avoid cycling for several days before a PSA (prostate-specific antigen) test. I mentioned it to a buddy yesterday and he was surprised. Older readers may appreciate a reminder and explanation. - Bill … [Read more...] about Should I Stop Cycling Before a PSA Test?

Cycling in the Heat 101

By Coach John Hughes 101 – that’s how hot it’s been (or 38 degrees Celsius), depending on where you live. Maybe even hotter for you! How can you ride in the heat and still have fun?  How can you train effectively? You’re the Reason Why You Get Hot. The human engine is very inefficient.  Only about 20 – 40% of the calories you burn move you down the … [Read more...] about Cycling in the Heat 101

Dealing With Hearing Loss While Riding

By Richard Ellin, MD, FACP Question:  Love the site! Keep up the good work. My question is: I have some nerve damage in my ears and wind noise can be bothersome at times. I sometimes wear foam ear plugs but was wondering if any other alternatives are available. Thanks in advance. -- Steve A. Dr. Richard Ellin Responds:  Here are some thoughts from one of my Ear, Nose … [Read more...] about Dealing With Hearing Loss While Riding

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