Did you know? Men living with chronic pain are less likely to report it to a medical professional. During Men’s Health Month, make it your focus to check in with your friends and loved ones. The first step in removing bias and stigma is a simple conversation. #MensHealthMonth #ChronicPain #StoptheStigma
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Have you ever found yourself spiraling into anxiety after watching medical shows or reading health-related news online? How do you handle it when anxiety hits? Check out the full video by clicking on the link in our bio. #ManupStigma #MentalHealthAwareness #HealthAnxiety #MensMentalHealth #BreakTheStigma #MentalWellness
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"It’s essential to understand information from the doctor Having a good understanding of your older adult’s health conditions is especially important because they’re usually managing serious chronic conditions or multiple health problems. As their health advocate, knowing what’s going on with your older adult’s medications and treatments helps reduce medication errors and improves quality of life. We explain why not having a clear understanding could contribute to health problems and share 3 tips to improve communication and understanding during your older adult’s doctor visits." Read more about "Improve Seniors’ Doctor Visits with 3 Communication Tips" #seniors #doctors #communication #yourhealthmatters #health #senior #callmetoday #shoplocal #buylocal #FrancieStavishAssociates
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Dr. Allen Kamrava, M.D., provides expert care to resolve this lingering issue quickly and effectively. Don't wait—take the first step towards a pain-free life today. #QuickRelief #ExpertCare #PilonidalTreatment #HealthJourney #PatientFirst #WellbeingMatters
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This holiday season ask your family about your health history! You might be surprised that knowing your health history can be crucial for your eye health. . Here are 3 reasons why you should book your next eye appointment: . 1) To detect early signs of eye and/or whole body illnesses. 2) To catch symptom free conditions before they progress. 3) To ensure you’re maximizing your visual performance. . Every day we fix problems before patients are even fully aware of them. That’s why it’s important to schedule an eye doctor exam yearly. . Call or book online today! . #eyecare #eyehealthhistory
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Have you ever left a doctor's appointment feeling truly heard and cared for, not just as a patient but as a person? This difference is what separates a good doctor from a great one. At Thyme we go beyond treating the disease. We understand that behind every illness is a unique individual with their own fears, hopes, and life circumstances. We listen, empathise, and provide holistic care. A great doctor considers your emotional, mental, and social well-being, ensuring you feel supported throughout your healthcare journey. #Healthcare #PatientCare #CompassionInMedicine #GreatDoctors #WellBeing
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Always listen to your body and trust your instincts. If your symptoms feel off or your concerns are not taken seriously, do not hesitate to seek multiple opinions. Finding a doctor who listens, understands, and addresses your needs is crucial for proper care and treatment. Your health and well-being are worth the effort. #HealthAwareness #TrustYourBody #Endometriosis #WomensHealth #MedicalAdvocacy
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## Empower Yourself with Knowledge: Know the Lingo! 🩺 Knowledge truly is the best medicine! Understanding basic medical terms can help you take charge of your health and well-being. Here are a few common terms to keep handy: * **Symptoms:** These are the signs and experiences you notice when you're not feeling well, like a fever or a cough. * **Diagnosis:** This is the process of figuring out what's causing your symptoms. * **Treatment:** This refers to the steps taken to address your illness or condition. * **Prevention:** These are actions you can take to avoid getting sick in the first place. * **Prognosis:** This is the doctor's prediction of how your condition is likely to develop. **Empowering Yourself:** Knowing these terms can help you: * **Communicate Effectively:** Talk to your doctor more confidently and ask informed questions. * **Make Informed Decisions:** Participate actively in your healthcare decisions. * **Reduce Anxiety:** Understanding your situation can ease worries and empower you. **Stay Curious!** More terms in the image below.... **#KnowledgeIsPower #HealthLiteracy #EmpowerYourHealth #MedicalTerminology #BeYourOwnAdvocate #AskTheDoctor #PreventiveCare #HealthTips #SelfCare**
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For many people, it can be difficult to speak up at the doctor's office. Members may not know how to explain their experiences, or know how to answer their provider's questions. More than 20% of Americans live with chronic pain—but people feel pain differently, and may face challenges in describing what they're feeling. Make sure your members have the language to communicate with their providers to get the care and treatment they need. Read the article: https://bit.ly/4aqOpCJ #ChronicPain #HealthcareNavigation
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☝️ Patients often neglect their oral health due to fear and anxiety. Unfortunately, a lack of prevention leads to much bigger problems. Building relationships and educating them about the importance of prevention and how to take care of their teeth properly is a key to motivating them to overcome their worries. What approach do you use to help your patients deal with their emotions? Read more about the importance of motivation in our interview with Tabitha Acret, here: https://lnkd.in/dQYsYHYr #curaden #gentleguide #oralhealth #prevention
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How does pain occur? And how does it go away? Taking a whole person approach to answering these questions may help us learn the best ways to support and promote the resolution of pain. Find out more in this message from NCCIH Director Dr. Helene M. Langevin. https://bit.ly/3PDGQQj #PainManagement #WholePersonHealth #IntegrativeHealth #HealthResearch #DirectorsMessage
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