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Dealing with Various Medical Issues

Hello, my name is Benny and this is my blog. Suffering from a medical issue or illness can really impact your quality of life. For many years, I had a hard time dealing with my medical problems. I was born with a condition which makes it very difficult for me to eat. This resulted in a number of problems. Thankfully, I have had some great doctors over the years who have made sure I had received the best treatment. I have learnt so much about dealing with a wide range of conditions that I decided I should share my knowledge here.

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Disability Care Services: Catering to the Needs of the Disabled Population
16 January 2019

The disabled population makes a significant propor …

Risk of Abuse: 3 OTC Drugs You Need to be Aware Of
30 November 2018

Because over-the-counter (OTC) drugs can be obtain …

Why an Optometrist Can Often Tell You a Great Deal About Your Inner Workings
24 October 2018

You may have heard that corny old joke where someb …

What to Do If Lower Back Pain Stops You in Your Tracks
14 September 2018

Do you think that your body is bullet-proof? Truth …

Can Hypnotherapy Elevate Your Life?
26 July 2018

Since hypnotherapy is a relatively unfamiliar when …

Risk of Abuse: 3 OTC Drugs You Need to be Aware Of

30 November 2018
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

Because over-the-counter (OTC) drugs can be obtained without seeing a doctor and because you do not need a prescription, many people don't believe that they can be hazardous. However, some OTC drugs have psychoactive properties which can lead to people abusing the medication. It is essential that pharmacists understand which drugs are likely to be abused so they can monitor customers who purchase these items. Below is a guide to three commonly abused OTC drugs and the effects of overdosing on them. Read More 

How to Reduce Your Risk of Asbestos-related Health Conditions

2 May 2018
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

Asbestos, as explained by the NHS, is a material that is now widely banned, but was used in insulation, flooring and roofing. When disturbed, fibres of the material can break off, leading to serious health issues if inhaled, including lung cancer. While the conditions caused by asbestos are serious, they can be prevented by taking certain precautions in the home and workplaces and knowing your risk. Be Aware of Asbestos in Your Home  Read More 

Why It’s More Important Than Ever to Conduct a Pre-Employment Medical Check

29 March 2018
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

It is said that any organisation is only as strong as its best employees. This puts a considerable amount of pressure on those responsible for recruiting staff, as a bad decision could have significant repercussions for the business going forward. Consequently, it's even more important than ever to put any potential employee through a medical health check before confirming their position and if this is not something that you have done before, why should you consider it now? Read More 

Let’s Get Physical: Is Physiotherapy Right for You?

22 October 2017
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

Whether you're looking into sports physiotherapy on your own or you've been recommended to do so by a professional, it can be difficult to know whether it's really something that you'd like to try.  Sessions can be expensive, and you may feel intimidated at the thought of attending such an intense-sounding session.  However, the truth of the matter is that sports physiotherapy can be extremely beneficial in a whole range of circumstances. Read More 

A Guide to Atherosclerosis

23 August 2017
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

Atherosclerosis is a condition that causes a person's arteries to become blocked by plaque. These blockages make it harder for blood (and the oxygen it carries) to flow through the arteries; this, in turn, means that many of the body's vital organs do not receive the blood supply that they need to fully function. Atherosclerosis can significantly increase a person's risk of developing several serious conditions, including peripheral arterial disease, a stroke, a heart attack or angina. Read More