Beaches Medical and Cosmetic Centre in Dee Why | Medical centre

Beaches Medical and Cosmetic Centre

Locality: Dee Why

Phone: +61 2 8093 2660

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19.01.2022 ! Dr Parmar and the team look forward to seeing you on the 11th of Jan 2021

19.01.2022 Babies and children have more delicate skin than adults and can burn more easily. You can buy sunscreen for children that is recommended for their sensitive skin.... Sunscreen is not recommended for babies under 6 months. The best advice is to keep babies out of the sun to prevent sunburn.

18.01.2022 It happens, often in hot humid weather, when you sweat so much that your sweat glands get blocked. When your pores can't get rid of it, you break out in tiny red bumps. It's more likely at your armpits, groin, neck, elbows, and under the breasts. You can help prevent it and treat it if you wear light, loose, absorbent clothing like cotton. ... Try to stay as cool and dry as possible. See more

16.01.2022 When you are in the sun, the best way to prevent sunburn is to ‘, , , ’. on some sun-protective clothing that covers as much skin as possible.... on broad-spectrum, water-resistant SPF30+ sunscreen. on a hat which is broad-brimmed or legionnaire-style to protect your face, head, neck and ears. some shade. on some sunglasses, making sure they meet Australian Standards. See more

15.01.2022 . The health assessment is for a patient who, in the clinical judgement of the medical practitioner and based on the identification of a specific risk factor, is at risk of developing a chronic disease. A health assessment at this stage of life can assist patients to make the necessary lifestyle changes to prevent or delay the onset of chronic disease. Department of Health... As this is an Australian government health care initiative, your consultation will be fully funded by Medicare, and, as such, the patient will not be charged for the assessment. #medicalcentre #gp #deewhy #doctor #drparmar #northernbeaches #sydney #medicine #medical #care #specialist #bulkbilling #immunisation #womenshealth #menshealth #cronicillnes #elderlycare #indian #hindi #skincare

15.01.2022 -: Treating heat rash is simple and usually does not require medical assistance.... Wear light, loose-fitting soft clothes. Avoid clothing that traps heat and moisture. Natural fabrics such as cotton are best. Stay in cool or air-conditioned, or well-ventilated environments. Use a fan if necessary. Take frequent cool baths or showers. Dry yourself thoroughly and dust bland types of powder (such as unperfumed talcum powder) on body creases and affected areas, and use an antiperspirant. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about low-dose steroid cream or lotion. : The rash persists longer than a few days. The rash is accompanied by fever or chills. The rash becomes filled with pus. The rash occurs regularly. #medicalcentre #gp #deewhy #doctor #drparmar #northernbeaches #sydney #medicine #medical #care #specialist #bulkbilling #immunisation #womenshealth #menshealth #cronicillnes #elderlycare #indian #hindi #skincare

10.01.2022 ? 1. If you have been in the sun too long, you may develop heatstroke or dehydration. A bad sunburn can get infected 2. Long term, sunburn increases your risk of developing skin cancer, including melanoma. To prevent skin cancer, it’s particularly important to prevent children getting burnt... 3. A lot of sunburns can make your skin age and get wrinkly

08.01.2022 Bare skin burns if it's in the sun too long. It may get reddish, itchy, painful, and warm to the touch. If serious, you could have blisters, headache, fever, and nausea. Go inside as soon as possible. Drink plenty of water, and don't pop any blisters.... A cold, damp cloth and aloe vera lotions may help soothe the pain. Better yet, prevent sunburn with clothes, hats, and broad-spectrum sunscreen of at least 30 SPF.

05.01.2022 It is recommended that during hot weather we should be drinking water even when not thirsty. You can tell if you are well hydrated if you do not feel thirsty and your urine is a dilute (clear) colour. Other things you can do to avoid dehydration during hot weather include:... Avoiding the sun in the middle of the day exercise or do outdoor activities early in the morning or evening instead; Wearing sunscreen and a hat that shades your head, neck, ears and face sunburn stops your body from cooling itself down properly; Wearing thin, loose clothing this allows good airflow, which helps sweat evaporate; and Avoiding dark clothing, as this absorbs more heat than light clothing. #medicalcentre #gp #deewhy #doctor #drparmar #northernbeaches #sydney #medicine #medical #care #specialist #bulkbilling #immunisation #womenshealth #menshealth #cronicillnes #elderlycare #indian #hindi

04.01.2022 ? Water should be given to counteract dehydration in hot or humid weather, regardless of your activity level. Drinking water helps lower your body temperature and replace the fluid you lose through sweating. It should be drunk before you get to the stage of feeling thirsty. Sports drinks contain carbohydrates and electrolytes and are useful if exercising in hot weather. Oral rehydration solutions such as Gastrolyte and Hydralyte a...re also suitable. Children should be encouraged to drink water before, during and after exercising, especially if the weather is hot. #medicalcentre #gp #deewhy #doctor #drparmar #northernbeaches #sydney #medicine #medical #care #specialist #bulkbilling #immunisation #womenshealth #menshealth #cronicillnes #elderlycare #indian #hindi

03.01.2022 , we tirelessly promote the life-saving role of early diagnosis We specialise in skin cancer screening and skin cancer surgery. Dr Parmar continuously stay up to date with the latest technologies and developments. We provide high quality care to all our patients and aim to educate the public on benefits of prevention and dangers associated with various risks to our skin #medicalcentre #gp #deewhy #doctor #drparmar #northernbeaches #sydney #medicine #medical #care #specialist #bulkbilling #immunisation #womenshealth #menshealth #cronicillnes #elderlycare #indian #hindi #skincare