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As a medical doctor who has been in the field one of the things that I have figured out is how weight management is underestimated and how these people are struggling. So to alleviate this tension we have created an online weight clinic " The Doctor's Weight Clinic" where people can get their meal plan prepared according to their medical, and physical condition. #obesity #thedoctorsweightclinic #health #healthandwellness

Common ENT Problems and When to See a Specialist: Continuing from our previous discussion on the importance of regular ENT check-ups, today we delve into some common ENT problems and when it might be time to consult a specialist. Many of us experience occasional earaches, sore throats, or nasal congestion, but how do we know when these symptoms require professional attention? Here are a few signs that it might be time to see an ENT specialist: 1. Persistent Ear Pain or Hearing Loss: Chronic ear pain, recurrent ear infections, or a noticeable decrease in hearing could indicate underlying issues that need to be addressed. 2. Chronic Sinusitis: If you’re frequently dealing with sinus infections that don’t improve with standard treatments, it might be time for a thorough evaluation. 3. Sore Throat: While most sore throats are caused by viral infections, persistent or severe pain could be a sign of a more serious condition. 4. Balance Issues: Problems with balance or dizziness can often be traced back to issues within the ear and may require specialized care. 5. Snoring or Sleep Apnea: Loud snoring or pauses in breathing during sleep can affect overall health and quality of life. Don’t ignore these signs – your ENT health is crucial for your overall well-being. At Khan ENT And Medical Care Center, we’re dedicated to providing comprehensive care for all your ENT needs. https://lnkd.in/dWNhXmT5 #ENTHealth #Healthcare #Wellness #ENTSpecialist

Mouth breathing in children can have several implications. Here are some potential impacts of mouth breathing: -Tonsillar Hypertrophy -Breathing Difficulties -Sleep Disruptions -Facial and Dental Changes -Speech and Language Development -Increased Risk of Infections Behavioral and Cognitive Impact -Dry Mouth and Bad Breath -Impact on Facial Appearance -Social and Emotional Effects It’s important to address both the underlying cause of enlarged tonsils and the habit of mouth breathing. Consultation with a healthcare professional, such as an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist, can help determine appropriate interventions, which may include medical treatment or surgical intervention if necessary. Additionally, we as speech therapists and other healthcare professionals may be involved in addressing the broader impacts on oral and respiratory health. . . . #mainlinespeechtherapy #mainlinemyofunctionaltherapy #mainlinefeedingtherapy #monicahoodspeechtherapist #monicahoodmyofunctionaltherapist

A tale from the clinic: Through empathy and compassion, restoring more than just vision. Yesterday, I gained another valuable lesson in my profession. Trust me, there's always more to learn; one can never know everything. I encountered an elderly patient, who was lamenting her failing eyesight. She was anxiously awaiting her turn, worried about her vision. After a thorough examination, I discovered mature cataracts in her left eye and incipient ones in her right. Understanding the delicate nature of delivering such news to an elderly patient, especially one with high blood pressure, I called in her daughter to discuss the findings. Together, we explored treatment options and the path forward. Meanwhile, I sat with my patient holding her hand gently, assuring her that her vision could be restored. I empathized with her frustration and fear, offering words of encouragement and hope. This experience taught me the importance of empathy, patience, and tact when dealing with geriatric patients. It's crucial to involve family members in discussions, especially when delivering difficult news. And above all, offering reassurance and support can make all the difference in their journey towards better health and well-being As a medical practitioner, demonstrating empathy, patience, and offering words of encouragement can significantly contribute to the healing process. #EyeCareProfessional #OptometryLife #VisionHealth #EyeHealthMatters #OptometryCare #EyewearFashion #HealthyEyes #EyeExam #EyeDoctor #OpticalCare #EyeHealthAwareness #OptometristCommunity #EyeCareTips #VisionCare #EyeWellness

Envision waking up for the first time on a ventilator. Being kept alive by machines can be unsettling and scary. Now, fast forward and imagine the relief and swell of emotion at being taken off the ventilator, and for the first time in weeks being able to utter "I love you" to loved ones. That is the goal of the critical care team. Freeing a patient from a ventilator is a combined effort involving pulmonary physicians, respiratory and speech therapists, and physical and occupational therapists. Ventilator liberation is a procedure that gradually decreases a patient’s reliance on the machine. It slowly allows a patient’s lungs to assume more of the breathing function and ultimately frees the patient from the ventilator. The care team uses various tools and treatments, based on a patient’s need, to assist in resuming speech and swallowing functions. These tools could include speaking valves, inspiratory and/or expiratory muscle trainers and various breathing techniques. The goal is to help our patient breathe independently again and return their ability to speak, eat and drink on their own, all while providing excellent care. As we observe Critical Care Recognition Month, we’ll dive more into each of the Five Whys. To learn more visit: https://bit.ly/4bKSv8q #criticalcarerecognitionmonth #thefivewhys

As medical professionals, we pour our hearts into our work every day. But sometimes, the challenges can feel overwhelming. It's in these moments that we must remember why we started. Our passion for helping others, our dedication to our craft, and our desire to make a difference - are the things that inspire us to keep going, even when the going gets tough. So, let's take a moment to reconnect with our 'why.' Let it inspire us to continue doing the great work we do. #BurnoutPrevention #MedicalWellnessCoach #HealthyHealer #PhysicianWellness #SelfCareforDocs #WellnessinMedicine #HealthyMedicine #MedicalBurnoutCoach #PreventingBurnout #PhysicianResilience #HealingHealthcare #HealthyHCP #PhysicianMentalHealth #MindfulMedicine

Envision waking up for the first time on a ventilator. Being kept alive by machines can be unsettling and scary. Now, fast forward and imagine the relief and swell of emotion at being taken off the ventilator, and for the first time in weeks being able to utter "I love you" to loved ones. That is the goal of the critical care team. Freeing a patient from a ventilator is a combined effort involving pulmonary physicians, respiratory and speech therapists, and physical and occupational therapists. Ventilator liberation is a procedure that gradually decreases a patient’s reliance on the machine. It slowly allows a patient’s lungs to assume more of the breathing function and ultimately frees the patient from the ventilator. The care team uses various tools and treatments, based on a patient’s need, to assist in resuming speech and swallowing functions. These tools could include speaking valves, inspiratory and/or expiratory muscle trainers and various breathing techniques. The goal is to help our patient breathe independently again and return their ability to speak, eat and drink on their own, all while providing excellent care. As we observe Critical Care Recognition Month, we’ll dive more into each of the Five Whys. To learn more visit: https://bit.ly/4bKSv8q #criticalcarerecognitionmonth #thefivewhys

Did you know that our products are classified as medical equipment? The Sky Inside™ Sky windows and ceilings are NHS approved and proven to reduce stress and anxiety, improve sleep quality and even improve patient outcomes. Additionally, the fact that they are classified as medical equipment means they are VAT free too. Learn more about the benefits of our products here https://lnkd.in/eksXNmZt #MedicalEquipment #NHS

Regular hearing checks are essential for maintaining your overall well-being. From improving communication to enhancing cognitive function, the benefits are vast. Whether you're scheduling your own appointment or referring a patient, taking that first step towards better hearing can make a world of difference. Don’t wait – ensure you or your patients experience these benefits today.  #Audiology #HearingHealth #PatientCare #PhysicianReferrals #HealthcareCollaboration

MJ Wilson spends hundreds of hours understanding what individual physicians and nurses need to manage stress or “load.” She looks at how they learn in our platform and how their data improves or suffers. She explains the stressors she looks for in 8 types: 👇 1️⃣ Physiologic 2️⃣ Emotional/Relational 3️⃣ Sensory 4️⃣ Mental 5️⃣ Financial 6️⃣ Incongruence/Dissonance 7️⃣ Uncertainty 8️⃣ Life Event #healthcareperformance #highperformancemedicine #sacredworldofmedicine #servicearchetype