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Meg's Medical Advice

Hello! My name is Meg and this is my new blog. I am not a doctor and I do not have any formal medical training. However, what I do have is a lot of experience of hospitals, clinics and disease. I was diagnosed with lung cancer two years ago. When I received the news, I was devastated. Thankfully, I had a great medical team around me who looked after me every step of the way. My doctor explained everything I needed to know about my illness and how I could help myself to recover. I am now in remission and I want to help others who are unwell.

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Common Myths and Misconceptions About Physiotherapy

25 September 2017
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

If your doctor recommends physiotherapy and you're unsure if it'll work for you, it helps to clear up some myths. Whether you're worried it will cause you pain or you receive treatment you don't expect, learning more about your physiotherapist and how they work can help you get more from your appointments.  Physiotherapy is always painful Sure, there are times when physiotherapy causes pain. That doesn't mean it's always painful. Wherever possible, your physiotherapist will use an approach that limits pain. Read More …

The Common Types of Teeth Whitening Procedures

25 September 2017
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

Having discoloured teeth can be quite a blow to a person's self-esteem. This can make someone fear to talk with other people while expressing themselves. Teeth discolouration can be a result of certain behavioural trends such as the use of tobacco, not taking sufficient responsibility of your teeth as well as drinking a lot of dark liquids such as coffee, red wine, tea and cola over a long time. Aging can also make your teeth discoloured as the enamel becomes thinner over time. Read More …

Help Your Travel Doctor Prevent Malaria

6 September 2017
 Categories: Health & Medical , Blog

Visiting a tropical country is an excellent opportunity to explore a new world and expose yourself to different cultures. However, if you're planning a stay in an area where malaria is present, you'll need to see a travel doctor in order to ensure you don't succumb to the disease. Before your consultation and your trip, there are ways you can work with your medical professional to prevent the onset of malaria. Read More …