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    Medical Questionnaire #2 – Alcohol Use Disorder Questionnaire

    This article will touch on a quick self-administered questionnaire which is useful in the screening for alcohol use disorder.

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    What To Do For Stitches

    This article will talk about stitches – the abdomen pain you may have experienced during exercise.

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    Medical Questionnaire #1 – Depression Questionnaire

    This article provides the link to a self-administered questionnaire that is commonly used to aid in the diagnosis of depression.

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    Tips For Health Screening

    This article will share some tips for a better health screening experience.

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    Colorectal Cancer Screening

    This article will talk about the types of colorectal cancer screening as well as when to start screening.

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    How To Apply Ear Drops

    This article will touch on how to use ear drops effectively.

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    Self-Help for Nosebleeds

    This article touches on what you can do if you experience a nosebleed.

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    Preventing Cervical Cancer (Part 2)

    This article will touch on the common questions regarding cervical cancer screening.

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    Preventing Cervical Cancer (Part 1)

    This article will cover the common questions and misconceptions regarding the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and HPV vaccination, which is crucial in the prevention of cervical cancer.

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    Should I Get Antibiotics for the Common Cold?

    The post discusses common misconceptions about antibiotic use for upper respiratory infections. It emphasizes that most infections are viral, outlines symptoms of bacterial infections, and advises against unnecessary antibiotic use.

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    Aged Drivers Medical Check Up

    If you are 65 years of age and above and possess a Singapore driving or provisional driving licence, you are required to undergo and pass a medical examination with a Singapore registered medical practitioner in order to continue driving in Singapore. In my practice, some patients are not aware of what to expect and how…

  • How To Use Steroid Nasal Sprays

    This article provides guidance for optimizing the use of steroid nasal sprays like Avamys and Nasonex. It includes detailed instructions for preparing the device and administering the medication, as well as a link to a helpful instructional video. The content also cites references for further information on specific nasal sprays.

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    Self-Help for Hiccups

    Hiccups are common and often harmless. They can be triggered by overeating, carbonated drinks, or swallowing air. Simple remedies include breath-holding, cold water, and leaning forward. See a doctor if hiccups last over 48 hours.

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    High Blood Pressure Screening

    High blood pressure, often symptomless, is a silent threat to organs and increases the risk of heart attacks and strokes. Screening from age 18 is vital for early intervention. Home monitoring is more accurate than office readings, and regular checks are essential. Proper measurement technique and record-keeping are crucial for effective management and medical review.

  • Fever in Infants & Children

    Many parents misunderstand fever as a standalone illness rather than a symptom of an underlying condition. Fever serves a crucial role in the body’s defense mechanism and is not necessarily indicative of a severe illness. Proper evaluation and treatment by healthcare providers are essential. General guidance for parents and red flags requiring immediate medical attention…

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