Dr. Cynthia A Shelby-lane MD, Internist
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Dr. Cynthia A Shelby-lane MD

Preventative Medicine Specialist

5/5(43)
19 Woodward Ave. #3-104 Detroit MI, 48226
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Practice Philosophy

Integrative Medicine

Rating

5/5

About

Dr. Cynthia Shelby-lane is an integrative and functional medicine physician practicing in Detroit, MI. Dr. Shelby-lane specializes in the medical treatment of adults. She is a consulatant and can act as a consultant to a primary physician. She can manage both common and rare diseases. Dr. Shelby-lane provides comprehensive care and manages treatment with surgeons as well. She establishes long-term relationships with her patients and incorporate disease prevention and mental health care into her practice.

Education and Training

Wayne State University Detroit B.S.

University of Michigan Medical School M.D. 1978

Provider Details

FemaleEnglish 40 years of experience
Dr. Cynthia A Shelby-lane MD
Dr. Cynthia A Shelby-lane MD's Expert Contributions
  • What can an orthopedic doctor do for arthritis?

    Surgery and injections and braces, walkers, canes and physical therapy. READ MORE

  • What is a thyroidectomy?

    What is a thyroidectomy? This is the removal of the thyroid gland. READ MORE

  • Causes of an irregular heartbeat?

    FOLLOW UP WITH YOUR DOCTOR OR A HEART SPECIALIST FOR THE EXACT DIAGNOSIS AND FURTHER TESTING. Heart palpitations, fluttering or pounding in the heart, and hemodynamic disturbances are potentially life-threatening and can cause problems such as bradycardia and tachycardia - Dizziness - Syncope (fainting) - Unusual awareness of the heart - Anxiety - Abnormal ECG (provides a “ one-shot ” picture of the electrical activity of the heart) or Holter 24-hour monitoring results (Holter monitors look at the heart for a longer period of time and are necessary to detect intermittent rhythm problems). A 28 to 30 day "event monitor" is even more useful for identifying underlying problems. You may need to be evaluated for heavy metal toxicity, and a stress test or echocardiogram or tilt table test may be indicated, which may give useful diagnostic information. Follow up with the appropriate specialist and adequate testing is indicated.  A neurologic evaluation may also be indicated. Heart rate variability is very common, but not always easily diagnosed.  Possible Causes, Contributing or Associated Factors: 1) Coronary artery disease 2) Hypertension 3) Adverse drug reactions 4) Endocrine imbalances, especially thyroid or adrenal disorders 5) Myocardial tissue disease (valvular, atrial and ventricular abnormalities), 6) Sequela of rheumatic fever 7) Metabolic disorders 8) Nutritional deficiencies, especially magnesium 9) Caffeine 10) Environmental toxins or food allergies 11) Damaged conductive tissue (neurocardiogenic syncope), 12) heavy metal and other toxicities, 13) anxiety and stress disorders,  14) mercury amalgams, EMF sensitivity from cell phones, wifi TOXICITY and chronic exposure to other electronic  devices, spinal issues, etc. Follow up and diagnostic testing is recommended *********** READ MORE

  • How is arrhythmia caused?

    PLEASE FOLLOW UP WITH A HEART DOCTOR FOR A DETAILED EVALUATION. Heart palpitations, fluttering or pounding in the heart, and hemodynamic disturbances are potentially life-threatening and can cause problems such as bradycardia and tachycardia - Dizziness - Syncope (fainting) - Unusual awareness of the heart - Anxiety - Abnormal ECG (provides a “ one-shot ” picture of the electrical activity of the heart) or Holter 24-hour monitoring results (Holter monitors look at the heart for a longer period of time and are necessary to detect intermittent rhythm problems). A 28 to 30 day "event monitor" is even more useful for identifying underlying problems. Follow up with the appropriate specialist and adequate testing is indicated.  A neurologic evaluation may also be indicated. Heart rate variability is very common, but not always easily diagnosed.  Possible Causes, Contributing or Associated Factors: 1) Coronary artery disease 2) Hypertension 3) Adverse drug reactions 4) Endocrine imbalances, especially thyroid or adrenal disorders 5) Myocardial tissue disease (valvular, atrial and ventricular abnormalities), 6) Sequela of rheumatic fever 7) Metabolic disorders 8) Nutritional deficiencies, especially magnesium 9) Caffeine 10) Environmental toxins or food allergies 11) Damaged conductive tissue (neurocardiogenic syncope), 12) heavy metal and other toxicities, 13) anxiety and stress disorders,  14) mercury amalgams, EMF sensitivity from cell phones, wifi TOXICITY and chronic exposure to other electronic  devices, spinal issues, etc. Follow up and diagnostic testing is recommended *********** READ MORE

  • How is a thyroid test performed?

    Ask your doctor to order the proper blood tests. You can also get an ultrasound and if necessary, you will be sent to an endocrinologist. READ MORE

  • Is non-alcoholic fatty liver disease fatal?

    No, it is not fatal. Please follow up with your doctor to determine the possible causes and how to get ongoing care, as needed. READ MORE

  • Why am I being referred to a rheumatologist for fibromyalgia?

    Hopefully, your doctor took the time to discuss your diagnosis and inform you that this type of specialist usually manages fibromyalgia. READ MORE

  • How long can vertigo last?

    Please see your doctor to get the tests that are needed to confirm the possible causes of your vertigo. READ MORE

  • Should I be concerned about coronary artery disease?

    Heart disease is the silent killer. If you were actually diagnosed with coronary artery disease, you better take it very seriously...and be very concerned. The first symptom of serious heart disease in 50% of people is sudden death. There is no chest pain or shortness of breath. If a medication was prescribed, you probably need to take it. READ MORE

  • Can statin drugs harm your liver?

    Statins are metabolized thru the liver and statins can cause liver damage. Statins should always be taken with coenzyme Q 10 to help with metabolism. READ MORE

  • What are the home remedies for high blood pressure?

    There are multiple nutritional therapies. Common nutrients include Coenzyme Q10 at the appropriate dosage for you, Magnesium, D-ribose, vitamin C, nattokinase, nitric oxide/beets, Fish Oil, Vitamin D3 and K2 multivitamins and B vitamins. Emotional health and daily exercise, meditation, prayer and weight management. Get nutritional testing. READ MORE

  • Is a ventilator considered life support?

    Yes, a ventilator is respiratory life support. READ MORE

  • Can my daughter outgrow juvenile arthritis?

    I assume that she had proper testing with a rheumatologist. Your best answer comes from getting ongoing testing and follow up. Please consult her rheumatologist, who is an expert and has all the research to back up and experience to answer your question. READ MORE

  • Are there side effects with statins?

    Yes. The side effects are listed on the prescription from the pharmacist. READ MORE

  • Does congestive heart failure cause cardiac arrest?

    No, it does not cause cardiac arrest. But if your heart disease is poorly managed, as you say, it can result in severe end-stage heart disease and that may result in cardiac arrest. Discuss your heart management with your cardiologist. READ MORE

  • How many chest compressions should I do in case of a heart attack?

    If someone is having a heart attack, you should call 911. If you plan on saving a life, you need proper training in CPR and this best is done by taking a basic life support class. They will also teach you about the use of AED defibrillators that may be at the scene of a person needing immediate medical help. Chest compressions may not necessarily work. READ MORE

  • Is metformin the only form of medication for diabetes?

    There are multiple medications for diabetes as well as lifestyle changes. Your prescribing doctor can evaluate your lab tests and with your input and cooperation, make decisions regarding your best treatment. READ MORE

  • Do we need to visit a cardiologist for treating arrhythmia?

    Yes. Please follow up for an evaluation and proper testing with a cardiologist. READ MORE

  • Can my family doctor help me with arthritis?

    Yes. Start with your family doctor who can make the necessary referrals, if needed. READ MORE

  • Am I diabetic?

    You must already have a doctor since you are taking blood pressure medications. Therefore, your doctor can do the appropriate tests to determine if you have diabetes. READ MORE

Treatments

  • Weight Management
  • Cardiac Risk Assessment
  • Natural Hormone Replacement
  • Detoxification
  • Medical Marijuana
  • Anti-Aging Profile
  • Bio-identical Hormone
  • Memory Enhancement
  • Complementary and Alternative Therapies
  • Cannabus Certifications
  • Chronic Fatigue / Thyroid Adrenal
  • The Gut Doctor (G.I. Disorders, etc)

Professional Memberships

  • Professional Member American Academy of Anti Aging & Functional Medicine 
  • Professional Member National Cannabus Industry Association Scientific Advisory Committee 
  • Professional Member Detroit Medical Society 
  • Board Certified American Board of Anti Aging & Functional Medicine 

Fellowships

  • American Academy of Anti Aging & Functional Medicine Anti-Aging & Functional Medicine  

Charities and Philanthropic Endeavors

  • St. Jude Children's and Research Hospital

Dr. Cynthia A Shelby-lane MD's Practice location

Shelby Lane, MD PC

19 Woodward Ave. #3-104 -
Detroit, MI 48226
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ROYAL OAK, MI 48073
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