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Pakenham Medical Clinic

Locality: Pakenham, Victoria

Phone: 59416455

Address: 48, Main Street 3810 Pakenham, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.pakenhammedicalclinic.com.au

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24.01.2022 Almost a million Australians suffer from Type 2 Diabetes, based on self reported data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics 2017-18 National Health Survey. If left undiagnosed and untreated, this condition can cause severe complications like kidney disease, nerve damage, loss of vision and even heart disease. Click the link below to know more about the early symptoms as well as risk factors for Type 2 Diabetes. If you are experiencing most of these symptoms, it is advisabl...e to get checked for Diabetes. The sooner you diagnose, the better your chances of managing and reversing it. https://bit.ly/30QCYCy.

23.01.2022 For long, Cancer has been regarded as an incurable and agonising disease that tragically mitigates the lifespan of its victims. However, much has changed in that field now. Here’s an article mentioning 5 such breakthroughs in the field of Cancer. Read to know how we are going to win our battle against Cancer. If you want a consultation on cancer or any other disease, call us at 03 5941 6455 and book an appointment with us! https://rb.gy/ab1bxb

19.01.2022 After various clinical trials, Oxford University has come up with a possible vaccine that triggers the double mechanism against coronavirus. Similarly, other countries are also putting their best efforts to find a solution. Pakenham Medical Clinic admires the continuous efforts of the researchers and expects to get an effective vaccine soon so that millions of lives can be saved. Till then, let us play our part and take precautions to stay safe and healthy. To know more about coronavirus vaccines, visit: https://bit.ly/2EBTIFm.

19.01.2022 With the lockdown restrictions being relaxed, we can all breathe easy... but not yet. Until the time that we can completely eradicate this virus, it will help for us to be cautious, and continue following the basic protocols of self-hygiene, cleanliness and sanitization.

17.01.2022 Come December, and it is time to raise awareness about another health condition Bowel Cancer Australia’s second most deadliest cancer. This condition doesn’t differentiate between age and gender, and could strike almost anybody. Of course, certain hereditary factors, and traits such as smoking, drinking, obesity and consumption of processed meats could also add to the risk. But bowel cancer need not be feared if detected in time, as 99% of such cases can be cured. Learn more, and spread the word. You could just help to save a precious life! https://bit.ly/376d4hg.

14.01.2022 In Australia, drugs have become a recurring problem in society. But, thanks to the National Alcohol and Drug Help programmes by the Australian Government, help is now just a call away. Call on the helpline number 1800 250 015, if you need help. https://bit.ly/3nuJXdn

13.01.2022 Spirometry is a common test used for assessing lung function, such as how much air you can inhale and exhale at a time. This is one of the preliminary tests used for the diagnosis of breathing conditions like asthma, pulmonary fibrosis, COPD, emphysema and more. The pandemic had posed challenges for those wanting to get spirometry tests, but if you need one now, you can confidently book an appointment with us via our website - https://pakenhammedicalclinic.com.au/.

10.01.2022 We can’t pass by November without making a mention of Movember! This global movement aims to put the spotlight on issues concerning men’s health prostate and testicular cancer and mental health. If you are a man, you can participate by growing your moustache or beard, and raising awareness and funds for projects focussed on mental health. http://mvmbr.co/3kKQGh1 ... Log on to know more, and to make a donation: https://au.movember.com/

09.01.2022 Heart disease takes away an estimated 48 Australian lives every day. There are multiple factors that can contribute to increasing the risk for heart disease. Some of them like age, gender, ethnicity and family history cannot be changed, there are many that can be completely in our control, and can be prevented. This article outlines the multiple risk factors that can contribute to the likelihood of developing heart disease, as well as what you can do about it. https://bit.ly/2GmKkFL.

07.01.2022 On 19th August every year, the United Nations observes World Humanitarian Day, to commemorate those who risk their lives for humanitarian work, and pay tribute to those who have lost their lives or suffered injuries in the course of their work. Given that over 54 countries have been affected by the Coronavirus pandemic, this is a fitting time to acknowledge the many front line workers, including medical staff, cleanliness and sanitization teams and others who are putting thei...r lives at risk and overcoming unforeseen obstacles to provide assistance and support to those affected. At Pakenham Medical Centre, we salute all these front line workers for their untiring efforts. #RealLifeHeroes https://bit.ly/2Yg884r

05.01.2022 Prostate cancer is among the most commonly diagnosed cancer among Australian men, taking away almost 3,500 lives a year. Advancing age, family history, diet and lifestyle are some of the known causes. Some of the common symptoms in the mid to advanced stages may include: - A frequent or often sudden urge to pass urine - Difficulty or discomfort during urination - Blood in the urine or seminal fluid... - Aches and pain in the lower back, hips or upper thighs - Onset of erectile dysfunction Having these symptoms does not mean that you have prostate cancer. But if you are a man over 40 years and have a family history, please do get tested every year using the PSE and DRE tests at our clinic.

04.01.2022 Mental health, which is a state of wellbeing, is thankfully coming to the foreground on account of increased awareness and conversations around it. With the World Mental Health Day just having gone by, it is time to sit up and take notice about how we are actually feeling, as that can have a direct impact on our physical wellbeing as well. If you or someone you know is experiencing prolonged periods of not feeling too well, it might be good to reach out to someone, who can help you feel better. The Beyond Blue website offers many useful resources to aid mental wellbeing. https://www.beyondblue.org.au/

04.01.2022 Allergies are triggered as a response of the immune system to the foreign agents. At Pakenham Medical Clinic, we have advanced treatment procedure to treat allergies and suppress the triggers. You can contact us at 03 5941 6455 to book an appointment. To understand further what causes allergies and how; view this interesting video on allergy by Alila Medical Media. https://bit.ly/2V2Vp3d

03.01.2022 Schizophrenia is a much stigmatised and feared mental illness in our society. Here is a video stating all the less known facts about schizophrenia such that all patients are cared for irrespective of their diseases. https://bit.ly/37y9aOD

02.01.2022 It's been 26 years DAAB Foundation arranges Dua Mahfil every year and involved with different charitable work in Datiara,B.Baria. This year 2020, due to pandemi...c its being late arrangement but by the grace of Allah finally, we completed it on a small scale. Thanks to everyone and all volunteers to make this event successful.For more information visit website: www.daabfoundation.com See more

02.01.2022 Our emotional well being and physical wellbeing are inter-related, and certain studies have even linked between certain emotions to specific diseases. Lingering feelings of anxiety, lack of motivation, relationship issues, grief and illness can come in the way of experiencing a healthy, fulfilling and enjoyable life. Pakenham Medical Clinic practitioners offer training in anxiety and stress management, healthy life skills and managing depression. If you are experiencing fear and anxiety around the current situation, and we just wanted to let you know that we are here for you. Contact us on (03) 5941 6455 to know more.