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Pulse Medical Algester

Locality: Algester

Phone: +61 7 3272 8543

Address: 8/168 Algester Road 4115 Algester, QLD, Australia

Website: https://pulsemedical.com.au

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25.01.2022 WHO CAN ADMINISTER COSMETIC INJECTABLES? Muscle/wrinkle relaxants and most dermal fillers are Schedule 4 medications that require a prescription by a registered medical practitioner (doctor). Registered nurses can inject these products but only under the supervision of a medical doctor and once they have completed the appropriate training course. Phone:0424 246 468 https://www.facebook.com/pulsecosmeticclinic for more information & pricing

24.01.2022 Headaches are a common cause of pain and discomfort, and most people will have headaches at some time in their lives. Most headaches are not due to any serious problem and can easily be treated with pain relief and lifestyle changes. What causes headaches? There are 2 main types of headache: Primary which often "just happen" and are not caused by another injury or illness... Secondary which are caused by some underlying health condition. Primary headaches are the most common. They include tension headaches, migraine and cluster headaches. Primary headaches can be caused by a number of things including: stress eye strain or squinting poor posture dehydration eating certain foods lack of sleep skipping a meal Sometimes there is no obvious cause. Secondary headaches have a separate cause, such as illness. They include headaches caused by drinking too much alcohol. head injury or concussion. hormones. a side effect of medication. Dehydration If you are getting a lot of headaches or you are concerned, talk to your doctor. Phone (07) 3272 8543. *This is general advice & patients should consult their GP for specific advice regarding any health concerns.* Information Sourced: https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/headaches

23.01.2022 Sleep apnoea, or obstructive sleep apnoea, happens when a persons throat is partly or completely blocked while they are asleep, causing them to stop breathing. Their breathing can stop for anywhere between a few and 90 seconds, and they wake briefly. These episodes, which can happen many times a night, are known as apnoeas. The sufferer is often unaware of it happening but will wake feeling tired. Sleep apnoea ranges from mild to severe. In severe cases, sleep can be interru...pted hundreds of times each night. Sleep apnoea can affect anyone but is more common in people who are middle-aged or older, who snore, who are above a healthy weight and who have sleep apnoea in the family. People with naturally narrow throats or nasal passages, and children with enlarged tonsils or adenoids, can also have sleep apnoea. If you think you or someone in your family might have sleep apnoea contact us (07) 3272 8543 Info sourced: https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/ . . . . . #medicalclinic #doctorsinaustralia #doctorspulsemedical #pulsemedicalalgester #alliedhealthcare #generalpractitioners #medicalalgester #generalpractice #pulsemedicalhealth #medicalservices #sleepapnoea

23.01.2022 What is prostate cancer? Prostate cancer develops when abnormal cells in the prostate gland in an uncontrolled way, forming a malignant tumour. Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer diagnosed in men in Australia and the third most common cause of cancer death. One in 6 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer by the age of 85. It is more common in older men, with over 63% of cases diagnosed in men over 65 years of age.... In 2016, 19,305 new cases of prostate cancer were diagnosed in Australia. Early (localised) prostate cancer refers to cancer cells that have grown but do not appear to have spread beyond the prostate. There are two stages of advanced prostate cancer: locally advanced prostate cancer where cancer has spread outside the prostate to nearby parts of the body or glands close to the prostate metastatic prostate cancer where cancer has spread to distant parts of the body. In 2018, there were 3264 deaths caused by prostate cancer. The five-year survival rate for prostate cancer is 95%. Book an appointment with one of our team for your check-up. Phone: (07) 3272 8543 INFO SOURCED: https://www.prostate.org.au/ . . . . . #healthmatters #DrAjay #pulsemedicalalgester #GP #alliedhealthcare #doctorsinaustralia #medialalgester #medicalservices #DrsPulseMedical #medicalcare #prostatecancer

23.01.2022 During the pandemic, many of us have altered the way we think about hygiene and making sure we do everything possible to stay safe and healthy. The things we learnt when we were young and are common sense to us now have all been reinforced during the pandemic. This includes washing our hands after going to the bathroom or before eating at the dinner table. Various illnesses can spread when someone who is sick coughs or sneezes on you, or they touch a surface, and you touch i...t shortly after, like a doorknob, phone or handrail. To reduce your chance of getting any kind of sickness you should keep up these great habits: Regularly wash or sanitise your hands, especially before and after eating (where possible, you should Carry hand sanitiser with you when you leave the house) Try to avoid touching your face as much as possible this is how some viruses enter the body Stay home if youre feeling sick and get tested Cover your coughs and sneezes with a tissue or your elbow, but make sure you throw the tissue in a bin straight away Avoid hugging, kissing or shaking hands with someone if you or they are not feeling well Clean busy areas in your home if someone isnt feeling well (you can find some tips and tricks for cleaning high-traffic areas on the Queensland Health website) Try and keep two big steps away from other people as much as possible. www.pulsemedical.com.au Info sourced: https://www.health.qld.gov.au//keeping-healthy-habits-new-

23.01.2022 Health checks for babies. Shortly before or after your baby is born, youll be given a Child Health Record booklet. The book will be a different colour in different states. This is a way of keeping track of your childs progress. Wherever you are and whatever happens to your child, youll have a record of their health and progress which can be shared with health professionals. The book is sometimes called the "blue book" or red book or whatever colour the Child Health Rec...ord is in your state. When you visit a clinic, your doctor or a hospital, your babys healthcare professional will use the book to record your childs weight and other measurements, vaccinations and other important health information. When should children be checked? Childrens health and development should be checked at: Birth 1 to 4 weeks 6 to 8 weeks 6 to 9 months 18 months 2 years 3 years 4 years Be sure to take your child to visit your nurse or doctor at these ages. Some children may also need additional visits if they have particular health issues - your doctor or early childhood nurse should advise you of this if it is the case. Visit: www.pulsemedical.com.au Phone (07) 3272 8543

22.01.2022 Can you help us? Pulse Medical is helping students from Strathclyde Business School, Glasgow through their project work. Students would examine Pulse Medicals advertising and marketing activities. In the final year of their MBA studies students are supposed to work on a real organisation and address one of their issues. ... I was a student of SBS once and was fortunate to have had the opportunity to research a similar company then. Helping these students is a way for me to repay my debt to the university. We are looking for participants who would be happy to be interviewed by phone for about 5-10 mins responding to questions on Pulse Medical advertising. This university project is approved by Strathclyde Business School ethics committee and would not involve recording any personal details of the participants. If you can spare 5-10 mins to participate, please pm me here and suggest a suitable time that you can talk and we will arrange the students to contact you. Thanks for taking time to help our practice and students of Strathclyde Business School. Dr Ajay

22.01.2022 Restless legs syndrome is a common condition that can make it hard for you to sleep. It is a condition of the nervous system where you have an urge to move your legs to relieve unpleasant sensations. There is plenty you can do that may help. What causes restless legs syndrome? The cause is not well understood, but health problems can lead to restless legs syndrome, including chronic kidney disease, iron deficiency anaemia, diabetes, arthritis and Parkinsons disease.... It can be a side effect of some drugs, such as antipsychotics and antidepressants. Also, diet can cause restless legs syndrome, with lack of iron associated with the condition. About half of people who have restless legs syndrome have a family history of the condition. Signs and symptoms of restless legs syndrome If you have restless legs syndrome, you might have: an urge to move your legs because of unpleasant sensations like burning, tingling, aching, itching or a feeling of insects crawling under your skin uncontrolled jerking movements of the legs at night similar sensations in the arms or elsewhere The symptoms are worse when you are resting or trying to sleep and can keep you awake. Moving your legs (or arms) relieves the symptoms. Restless legs syndrome treatment If you experience these symptoms, see your doctor to confirm a diagnosis. Phone: (07) 3272 8543 to book an appointment. https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/restless-legs-syndrome . . . . . #DrsPulseMedical #medicalproffesionalsalgester #medicalcarealgester #medicalprofessionals #DrErin #pulsemedicalhealth #healthmatters #doctorsinaustralia #generalmedicine #health #restlesslegsyndrome

22.01.2022 -- Physiotherapists are experts in the structure of the human body and its movement. They work with people of all ages to treat a broad range of health conditions including sports injuries and musculoskeletal conditions as well as chronic health conditions such as diabetes, obesity, osteoarthritis and stroke. Physiotherapists are involved in the assessment, diagnosis, planning and management of patient care. Phone: (07) 3270 8543

21.01.2022 When your day has wound down, try devoting some time to unwinding that can help you to relax, calm your mind and disconnect. Breathing exercises, trying something creative, or taking up a new exercise are just a few activities that can help you wind down and de-stress. Try not to use electronics for your winding down as the bright lights tend to stimulate rather than calm. www.pulsemedical.com.au... Phone: (07) 3272 8543 . . . . . #medicalprofessionals #generalpractisealgester #medicalcarealgester #yourhealthisimportant #alliedhealthcare #DrErin #medicalpractitioersalgester #DrsPulseMedical #doctorspulsemedical #medicalclinic See more

20.01.2022 The mental health impact of COVID-19. As we continue to work our way through the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been considerable discussion in the media about the impact the virus is having on our mental health and may have on our suicide rates. For some Australians, the restrictions governments have rightly put in place to combat COVID-19 have been a catalyst for relationships to be strengthened and reaffirmed, including developing new ways to work together. We have seen th...e renewal and importance of reaching out and being socially connected even while physically separated. However, for many of us, while physical distancing is helping to prevent people from contracting the coronavirus, it has also created other problems, including isolation, loneliness and anxiety. For those who have lost a job or are worried their business may go under because of the economic downturn, the impact on family and career is significant, and the uncertainty hard to deal with. But it is important to recognise the measures put in place to try to reduce the negative effects. These have included significant initiatives to support employment and maintain financial security. However, although addressing economic and financial stressors is imperative, there is also a significant role for the health system in providing care and support to assist recovery. If you feel overwhelmed by feelings of isolation than please reach out to us. Phone (07) 3272 8543

19.01.2022 We take the responsibility of providing healthcare and medical support to our community very seriously. This is why we provide a variety of medical services to all members of the public, so every patient can receive the highest quality care thats tailored to suit their needs and diagnosis. We are located in Algester, so if you live in Sunnybank, Sunnybank Hills, Acacia Ridge, Calamvale, Parkinson, Forest Lake, Willawong, Pallara, or the surrounding area and looking for Bulk ...Billing GP doctors Medical Center contact us today. We can provide you appointment today. www.pulsemedical.com.au Phone (07) 3272 8543

19.01.2022 Good morning everyone, Covid-19 is not just another flu... With time we are learning that many young and fit people are having significant complications and life changing after effects from this infection. ... The effects of this infection will be studied for years to come. Please listen to Dr Lee till the end of this short video. The message is very clear. The only effective way we can stop Covid 19 is social distancing and self isolation. Please be sensible and follow the rules for yourself, your loved ones and for our communities. https://youtu.be/8vy0n2uUrUY

18.01.2022 Referred for a blood test or another pathology test? We have Pathology available in the same building for your convenience. Phone: (07) 3272 8543

17.01.2022 - - As a focal point on your face, lips are often the first thing that people notice. Fuller, well-defined lips project youthfulness and confidence. Lip fillers help improve the volume, restore balance, and provide definition and contour.... The procedure itself takes 30 minutes and can be carried out with numbing cream to reduce any discomfort. Phone: 0424 246 468 for bookings See more

16.01.2022 Everything you ever wanted to know about testing for coronavirus (COVID-19) in Queensland. A big part of Queenslands response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has been testing people who may have the virus. Testing is such an important part of our response because it helps people who do have COVID-19 to get treatment when they need it. It means we can isolate them from others to help stop the spread of the virus. We can use contact tracing to get in touch with peop...le they may have already been in contact with and let them know if they need to self-quarantine. With all the focus on testing, you might have some questions about how it works. Where do you get a COVID-19 test, how does it work, who should be tested and what are our next steps? Weve answered these questions and more in this blog post. Read more: https://www.health.qld.gov.au//testing-coronavirus-covid-1

16.01.2022 Getting tested As restrictions ease across Queensland, we need more people to get tested for COVID-19. Getting tested will help us find as many cases in the community as quickly as possible. This will ensure we are doing everything we can to manage Queenslands response to the pandemic. If you have any of the following COVID-19 symptoms, no matter how mild, call your doctor and get tested. Phone (07) 3272 8543

15.01.2022 - - Accredited exercise physiologists specialise in clinical exercise interventions for people with a broad range of health issues. Those people may be at risk of developing or have existing, medical conditions and injuries. The aims of exercise physiology interventions are to prevent or manage acute, sub- acute or chronic disease or injury, and assist in restoring ones optimal physical function, health or wellness. These interventions are exercise-based and include health and physical activity education, advice and support and lifestyle modification with a strong focus on achieving behavioural change. Phone: (07) 3272 8543

15.01.2022 What about salt & high blood pressure? Eating too much salt is one of the main causes of high blood pressure. Most of the salt we eat isnt added at the table; its hidden in processed foods we eat every day like bread, breakfast cereals, canned food and pasta sauces.... Choose products low in salt or reduced salt. Shoppers concerned about the amount of salt in foods can look for products with the Heart Foundation Tick as a healthier choice. Phone: 07 3272 8543 to make an appointment to see one of our friendly doctors. info sourced: https://healthywa.wa.gov.au/Articles/F_I/High-blood-pressure

14.01.2022 What is high blood pressure? Blood pressure is the pressure of your blood against the inner walls of your arteries as it is pumped around the body by your heart. As your heart pumps, the flow of blood in your arteries and your blood pressure rises and falls in a regular wave pattern.... Blood pressure peaks when your heart pumps (called systole) and falls when your heart relaxes (called diastole). High blood pressure (also known as hypertension) can lead to serious health problems, such as a heart attack, a stroke, heart failure or kidney disease. If you are concerned about your blood pressure please call the clinic to arrange an appointment. Info sourced: https://healthywa.wa.gov.au/Articles/F_I/High-blood-pressure

14.01.2022 -- A podiatrist is an expert in foot care. Podiatrists help people in the care of their lower limbs including the foot and ankle and may also be involved in supporting older people to reduce their risk of falling. Phone:(07) 3272 8543

13.01.2022 Coronavirus: 5 things to do right now to keep yourself healthy. Doing these 5 simple things will help keep the virus from a coming back into the community. If you are feeling unwell with any flu-like symptoms please contact us immediately. Phone: (07) 3272 8546

11.01.2022 Some types of diabetes have no symptoms and can go undiagnosed for a long time, but some common symptoms can include: being more thirsty than usual passing more urine feeling tired and lethargic slow-healing wounds... itching and skin infections, particularly around the genitals blurred vision nausea and vomiting weight loss mood swings. Please call Pulse Medical to make an appointment for your diabetic concerns. Phone 07 3272 8543 info sourced: https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au//conditionsan/diabetes

11.01.2022 It feels great when you work hard to uphold your core values and if someone appreciates your efforts !! It is such a boost for our team morale to have patients who care and support us through these times of uncertainties. Thanks to all our patients who have trusted us to look after them and their loved ones. ... Thanks for those lovely flowers. Youve made our day.

11.01.2022 Safely defrosting meat saves on food wastage & your family health. This is especially important in Queensland with our warmer temperatures. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHJPfFZW9VE

10.01.2022 Pulse Cosmetic Clinic offers cosmetic medical treatments such as anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers and micro-needling to achieve excellent, natural-looking results. We believe that every person deserves to look great and feel confident. https://www.facebook.com/pulsecosmeticclinic

09.01.2022 With a focus on preventative health, we encourage our clients to visit regularly to ensure they enjoy good health for the long term. A reminder of our open hours. Please save the picture to your phone for future reference. Phone (07) 3272 8543

09.01.2022 The pandemic has helped Queenslanders understand more about viruses than ever before. Weve learnt how they spread and infect, and how we can keep ourselves and those around us protected and healthy. Doing things like retaining our distance, covering coughs and sneezes, and washing our hands often, has protected us from COVID-19. These arent new actions. We already use these the same measures to protect ourselves from other viruses like the common cold and the flu. But most ...of us now have a better understanding of why we should be doing them correctly and more often. Some of these actions may seem like a big adjustment, we need to make them a habit, in the right way. This will make sure we can be the healthiest versions of ourselves all the time, not only through a pandemic. As we ensure these health measures are done more regularly, we could say that this is now our new normal. www.pulsemedical.com.au

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06.01.2022 We recognise the differentiation between nutrition and dietetics is not universal. In Australia, all dietitians are nutritionists, as all dietitians must have studied nutrition and nutrition science. The key difference between a dietitian and a nutritionist is that, in addition to or as part of their qualification in human nutrition, a dietitian has undertaken a course of study that included substantial theory and supervised and assessed professional practise in clinical nutrition, medical nutrition therapy and food service management. Phone: (07) 3272 8543

06.01.2022 A big shout-out to Dr Erin. Thank you for raising awareness of behind the scene issues that we face during these difficult times. We are blessed to have such a compassionate doctor and a great team player working with us. ... Together we will beat this Coronavirus!!

04.01.2022 Pulse medical has facilities to arrange for a wide range of investigations and procedures such as: ECG Spirometry Circulation Check (ABI)... Iron Infusion Ear wax microsuction Implanon Insertion and Removal Venesection for Haemochromatosis Ingrowing Toe Nail wedge resections Wound Care And more. Surgical Procedure All our doctors regularly perform a variety of surgical procedure ranging from abscess treatment to skin cancer removal. Phone: (07) 3272 8543 www.pulsemedical.com.au

04.01.2022 As of today, Medicare Rebate for Telehealth appointments are only available to patients who: Has attended an in-person consult at the clinic within the last 12 months or, Are living within an area currently under Stage 3 restrictions or, Are less than 12 months old or, Are experiencing homelessness or, ... in a COVID-19-affected area, where their movement is restricted within the state or territory due to a public health requirement applying to the patients location. At Pulse Medical we are still accepting new patients. If you are a new patient, for us to bulk bill any telehealth services, your first appointment must be a face to face practice visit. If you have any symptoms suggestive of a respiratory infection, please call so that we can arrange adequate infection control measures. Phone (07) 3272 8543 for more information.

02.01.2022 -- Psychologists are experts in human behaviour who can help people change the way they think, feel, behave and react. Psychologists study the brain, memory, learning and processes around human development. Psychological treatments can be used to help individuals, families, groups and organisations. Phone: (07) 3272 8543

02.01.2022 A tradies health is their most important tool, yet Australian tradies experience some of the highest rates of injury and time off work compared to other workers. In fact, 3 in 5 serious workplace injuries involve a tradie, despite tradies making up only 30 per cent of the Australian workforce. The Australian Physiotherapy Association is encouraging all tradies, their employers and families to think about their health and take a few simple steps to prioritise their wellbeing... at work. Pulse Medical has onsite allied health practitioners to help keep you fit for your job. Phone: (07) 3272 8543 www.pulsemedical.com.au

01.01.2022 Generic medicines vs. brand-name medicines. When getting a prescription filled, you might have been asked whether you would prefer the generic alternative. Understanding the differences between generic and brand name medicines can help you make an informed choice. Are generic medicines the same as brand-name medicines?... In the way, they work, yes. In other ways, maybe not. Every medicine has two names: a brand name, which is given by the pharmaceutical company that markets the drug a generic name, which is the drugs active ingredient that makes it work When medicine with a new active ingredient first appears, it is protected by a patent for several years. The patent is designed to allow the company to make enough profits to recover the money it spent developing the medicine, or on buying the rights to market it. While the medicine is covered by a patent, other companies cannot sell a similar medicine containing the protected active ingredient. After the patent expires, other companies are allowed to develop medicines based on the active ingredient. These are known as generic medicines. There may be several of them with different brand names, but the same active ingredient as the original. Generic medicines may be different from the brand name version in: shape, size and colour packaging inactive ingredients that do not contribute to the treatment effect of the medicine Are generic medicines as effective and as safe as brand-name medicines? Yes. Because they contain the same active ingredient and dose, they will work in the same way. Generic medicines can only be sold in Australia if they meet the same strict standards of quality, safety and effectiveness as the original. Why are generic medicines often less expensive? Generic medicines cost less than brand-name medicines because the manufacturers have not spent money on research and development of the medicine, or buying the rights to sell it. What to consider when offered a generic medicine A generic medicine will cost you less than the original and will have the same effect as the original. You may choose not to switch to avoid confusion, especially if you take several different medicines. If you have allergies, you would want to check whether or not the generic medicine contains something you are allergic to. If you have any questions about generic medicines, ask your doctor or pharmacist for more information. Information sourced: https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/generic-medicines-vs-brand-

01.01.2022 Pulse Medical is delighted to invite Dr Imran Khalid to our expanding team. Dr Khalid is a GP with years of experience in general practice and surgical specialities. He qualified as a surgeon in 2002 from Pakistan. He is a fellow of Royal college of surgeons of Ireland and has worked over 15 years as a surgical trainee at various hospitals in Australia. ... He is currently in the finals stages of completing his independent pathway training with Australian college of rural and remote medicine. He has particular interests in skin cancer and surgical procedures. To book with Dr Khalid please visit www.pulsemedical.com.au OR Phone: (07) 3272 8543