Are You Concerned About Bladder Cancer?
Posted on:
23 April 2020
If you have noticed blood in your urine, then it is important to arrange for an examination by a medical professional at the earliest opportunity. Haematuria or blood in the urine may not be painful, but it is a common symptom of bladder cancer. Other symptoms can include lower back pain and a burning sensation while passing urine. There are various types of bladder cancer, but it generally occurs when abnormal cells within the bladder begin to develop and divide in an uncontrolled manner.
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Ways Your Chiropractor Can Help With Whiplash
Posted on:
11 February 2020
As a condition that many people associate with car crashes, whiplash has the power to make your life difficult. Although it's true that whiplash can occur following a car crash, other accidents can cause it too. If the incident you're involved in pushes your neck muscles beyond their normal range of motion, whiplash can occur.
Although whiplash can resolve in a matter of weeks or months, some people suffer from it for years.
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3 Tips to Prevent Itchy Ears When Wearing Hearing Aids
Posted on:
25 November 2019
Are your ears feeling itchy after wearing hearing aids? If so, don't fret! Itching is a common problem that most new hearing aid users experience. Over time, itching that results from the discomfort of having foreign appliances in the ear subsides, and you even forget you have the aids on. However, if the problem is persistent, here are a few measures you can take to manage it.
Invest in the Right Hearing Aids
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The Importance of Making Pre-Employment Medicals Part of Your Recruitment Process
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24 January 2017
No employer wants to be held liable for pre-existing injuries or conditions when they are hiring someone to fill up a vacancy in their company or business. But that possibility can never be ruled out completely.
Pre-employment medical examinations or assessments play a critical role in the recruitment process. These medicals are usually carried out on candidates shortlisted for a job, at any of the employer-recommended medical facilities, to reveal any health problems that may hamper an individual's ability to safely and competently do the job they had applied for.
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