Better Health Family Clinic in Hampton Park, Victoria, Australia | Doctor

Better Health Family Clinic

Locality: Hampton Park, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9702 9300

Address: 127-129 Somerville Rd 3976 Hampton Park, VIC, Australia

Website: http://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/

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25.01.2022 COVID-19 outbreak has gotten us confined within the four walls of our home. No fixed work-routine, increasing number of patients, and feeling of isolation has been keeping everyone on their toes, even at night. Naturally, sleep is the last thought in mind filled with disrupting thoughts about family and friends. Difficulty in sleeping is pretty common even in normal times; however, the added stress and emotional turmoil are only converting the difficulties into disorders. Bei...ng exposed to a lot of screen time does not help either. Focusing on proper stress management, building healthy daytime habits, and keeping the electronic devices away before going to bed can help you sleep better at night. Also, if you are suffering from sleep disorder or insomnia, it is recommended to consult a professional. For assistance with healthy sleep habits, explore our comprehensive range of sleep diagnostics services. We also provide mental health support for stress and anxiety management. Our lines are open at (03) 97029300 throughout Victoria or book online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/cont/online-booking

23.01.2022 All you need to know about Palliative Care for you and your family's medical support. For an appointment, call (03) 97029300, or book online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/cont/online-booking https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/palliative-care-wha

23.01.2022 Childbirth is considered premature if the baby is born three weeks prior to the due date, usually before the beginning of the 37th week of pregnancy. 1 in every 10 babies in Australia suffers from premature birth. Nevertheless, postnatal care for preterm babies is not much different from that of term babies. Postnatal care of your preterm baby includes -Immediate skin-to-skin contact with the mother -Additional heat source -Bundle up the baby for an extra layer of warmth... -Earliest breastfeeding/cup feeding -Delay bathing for at least 48 hours -Frequently measure temperature, heart rate, and respiratory count Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) is also a great method to keep the baby’s heart rate and breathing stable, ensure better weight gain, and increase breastmilk supply. If you require any advice or assistance on postnatal care of premature baby and mother, call (03) 97029300 or book online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/.../online-booking.

20.01.2022 As a doctor, I feel privileged to be entrusted with something as precious as someone’s health and I try my best to fulfill that trust. Dr. Sze Yee Ng has achieved MD, FRACGP, AMAC-medical acupuncture and has been part of the Better Health Family Clinic for 3 years. He specializes in general medicine. He is adept in multiple languages including Chinese and Indonesian. At the clinic, Dr. Sidney Sze Yee is known for his compassion towards patients.

20.01.2022 Talk to our doctors and book an appointment with our psychologist. Coronavirus has plunged the world into uncertainty and the constant news about the pandemic can feel daunting. All of this is taking a toll on our mental health. Staying in touch with those you care about will help to maintain good mental health during these restless, isolating times. Asking someone if they’re OK may sound a little simplistic, but it may just be the catalyst they need to seek help and get their life back on track. So strike a conversation with your loved one. This simple action can change a life. To speak to one our expert psychologist, call (03) 97029300, or book online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/cont/online-booking \

19.01.2022 Feeling a little tummy discomfort? Bowel movement giving you a tough time? You might have IBS, in other words, irritable bowel syndrome. Ibs may occur around 30 percent of the population and prevalently in females. It can occur at any age, but more often occurs before the age of 40 years. Not skipping regular meals, avoiding food with high sorbitol content like diet coke, sugar-free gum, and adding adequate fiber in the diet can be helpful ways to maintain abdominal health conditions and prevent IBS. If you wish to speak to any of our doctors through telemedicine or for any other information, Call (03) 97029300, or book online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/cont/online-booking

19.01.2022 Patient-centered care is indispensable as every human being, irrespective of their illness, deserves to be treated with respect, dignity, and most importantly, compassion. Some might call it placebo, but patients respond more positively to the care when the GP regards their opinion and makes them feel included in every step of the process. Here at Better Health Family Clinic, we address every patient as an individual and not just the disease they are carrying. Thus, patient-centered care is considered a right and not a luxury. A safe environment is ensured for everyone to feel comfortable to share their symptoms, ask questions, and take part in choosing the regimen. For further inquiries regarding our healthcare professionals and services, call (03) 97029300 or book online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/.../online-booking.

17.01.2022 Melbourne’s Hay fever season runs from 1 October to 31 December each year. It’s a period dreaded by the 4.5 million Australians who suffer from the condition. Itchy throat, runny nose, sneezing and watery eyes may be the symptoms of Hay Fever. Most people associate hay fever with spring, when airborne grass pollens are at their peak. Planning spring activities with proper precaution might prevent suffering!... For more advice on hay fever symptoms and how to manage it, call (03) 97029300 or book online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/cont/online-booking.

17.01.2022 Anemia is a lack of red blood cells or hemoglobin. Red blood cells and hemoglobin, the molecule in red blood cells are important because they carry oxygen from the lungs around the body. Anemia is closely related to iron deficiency. If you have anemia, your body simply doesn’t receive enough oxygen-rich blood, leaving you tired and weak and short of breath, even when doing things, you could usually do easily. It is important to see your doctor if you have any of these symptoms. For an appointment, call (03) 97029300, or book online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/cont/online-booking

16.01.2022 Our battle against the pandemic continues with Melbourne under a stage 4 restriction phase. Don’t go outside the house unless it is absolutely necessary to protect yourself and your community. If you have a cough, fever, and difficulty breathing, get tested immediately at any of the government-approved testing centers. If you wish to speak to any of our doctors through telemedicine or for any other information, Call (03) 97029300, or book online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/cont/online-booking

13.01.2022 Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) occurs when bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites start to resist the effects of medications due to unwise usage of those medicines. This leads to increased disease spread, higher medical costs, and fatality. The common causes for this occurrence include over-prescribing, patients not finishing their treatment, poor infection control, lack of hygiene, and overuse of antibiotics in livestock. Let’s spread awareness on this global health threat... this Antimicrobial Awareness Week. Controlled usage, using antibiotics only when we need them, never sharing antibiotics, maintaining proper hygiene, and preventing infections through absolute means can surely play significant roles in fighting this global threat. For more advice on antibiotic intake, call (03) 97029300 or book online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/.../online-booking.

12.01.2022 The month of October is observed as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a campaign to create consciousness among women and men about their breast health. Let’s take a look at the elements of breast cancer that all women and men should be aware about. https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/breast-cancer-aware

12.01.2022 Have you ever thought that you might have to be aware of the beautiful blossom of spring? Let’s take a look at potential risk factors for your health in springtime and how you can stay well-prepared for that. https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/your-handy-guide-to

11.01.2022 Having an odd day today? It is okay because, on Odd Socks Day 2020, people wear odd socks to work to express their solidarity with everyone struggling with mental health. The day is a playful reminder that mental health illness should not be a taboo, and eccentricity is always welcome. Diminishing the stigma surrounding mental health patients is the goal of Odd Socks Day. When a patient is placed in a friendly environment with warm acceptance, recovery is likely to happen muc...h faster. Seeking help for mental distress must be as normalized as going to doctors for physical illness. This is why Odd Socks Day is celebrated every year on the Friday right before Mental Health Week and World Mental Health Day. Feel free to receive mental health support from us. Speak to our psychologist, nurture your health from indoors. Our lines are open at (03) 97029300 throughout Victoria or book online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/cont/online-booking

09.01.2022 Air being drier in winter, eczema irritation can get worse, especially in children. The skin being unable to stay moist on its own, the flare-ups occur and can cause severe discomfort. Using gentle soaps, thick moisturizers, staying hydrated and watching out from triggers can surely reduce the suffering. In case of severe skin irritation, immediately seek proper medical attention to avoid complex health situations. For appointments, call (03) 97029300, or book online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/cont/online-booking

08.01.2022 In these trying times, we know many have questions about COVID-19 and postnatal care after childbirth. One big concern of new mothers is whether they can continue to breastfeed if they have or suspect they have COVID-19? According to the Australian Breastfeeding Association, if you have been diagnosed with or are suspected of having COVID-19, you and your baby can be supported to remain together while continuing to breastfeed your baby. Breastfeeding mothers could be producin...g powerful antibodies to fight coronavirus, which is carried in breast milk to their infants. It protects the baby against respiratory and gastrointestinal illnesses, prevents malnutrition and mortality, and, most importantly, keeps mothers and babies together. For more advice on pre and postnatal health, speak to one of our doctors by calling (03) 97029300 or booking online https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/cont/online-booking.

08.01.2022 Influenza, or in layman’s term, the flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by the Influenza virus. Common indicators of the flu include fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose, headache, body ache, and fatigue. Flu might be transmissible, but proper precautions may help prevent it to a great extent. Precautions include: -Yearly vaccine -Ensure respiratory hygiene/cough etiquette -Adhere to masks and gloves during all human contact... -Avoid riding public transports -Disinfect all clothes, utensils, and surface frequently We administer the Quadrivalent vaccine which covers you against four strains of the flu. For further information on the Influenza vaccine or flu complication, call (03) 97029300 or book online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/.../online-booking.

06.01.2022 Coronavirus lockdowns have us isolating in our homes and racking up on screen time. As a parent, you also may find it challenging to keep your child occupied, and as a result, your kids might be spending a major portion of their day tirelessly staring at their tab and computer screen. But do remember that all that screen time is harmful to those young eyes. Here are some recommendations for parents to manage their kids’ screen time: 1. Take a 20-second break from close-up wo...rk every 20 minutes 2. Set a timer to remind kids to take those breaks 3. Keep digital media 18 to 24 inches away from the face For more advice on children’s health, call (03) 97029300 or book an appointment online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/cont/online-booking. We are always here to help!

06.01.2022 The Movember initiative, men growing out their facial hair throughout the month of November, is all about an effort to raise awareness and spark conversations about men’s health issues. Specific health concerns such as prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health are causing harm to men all around the world every day and it is time to be more vocal about them to encourage men to take care of themselves. Regular check-ups and screening can help to detect many complex... health issues at an early stage. Creating an open and safe space and letting them open up can improve their deteriorating mental health conditions. Eat healthily, get moving, and manage stress. Look around and check on your son, brother, husband, father, or a loved one to see how they are doing! For more advice on men’s health care and check-ups, call (03) 97029300 or book online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/.../online-booking.

05.01.2022 Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the number one cause of death on the planet. It takes the lives of 17.9 million people every year, 31% of all global deaths (WHO). In the time of COVID-19, CVD patients are faced with even greater threats. Not only are they more at risk of developing severe forms of the virus, but they may also be afraid to seek ongoing care for their hearts. It is our responsibility to look beyond the self and act in ways that support the most vulnerable in society; those with underlying heart-related conditions that may put them at greater risk in the time of COVID-19. So be reasonable, stay at home and stop the spread. For advice on cardio health management during the crisis, call (03) 97029300call (03) 97029300, or book online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/cont/online-booking

03.01.2022 A lung test is recommended for patients with breathing complications and Asthma, Rhinitis, Bronchitis, COPD, Emphysema, Sleep Apnea, Tumors. The purpose is to detect disease and monitor its growth, response to therapy, or surgery suitability. Let’s take a look at the Lung Test service at Better Health Family Clinic. To learn which test you need, or for consultation... Call (03) 97029300 Or book online: https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/cont/online-booking #MonashHealth #Lungtest #Betterhealth #Breathingcomplications

02.01.2022 Feeling unwell and called in sick? Better Health Family Clinic is here to verify your absence at your workplace with authentic medical certificates for missed days of work. Let us be there for you to make the work cover procedures easier when you are not doing well. For an appointment, call (03) 97029300, or book online at https://betterhealthfamilyclinic.com.au/cont/online-booking