Hey! My name is Marley and this is my health advice blog. Maintaining your health is easy when you are young. However, as you get older, you may develop illnesses and disorders as a result of your lifestyle choices. When I hit the age of 50 years old, I suddenly realised that I had a lot of problems which I had been ignoring for a long time. I decided to visit my doctor and seek help. Over the past year, I have worked closely with my doctor to improve my lifestyle and my health. I hope my blog inspires you to do the same.
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Marley's Health Advice
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Prostate cancer and your bladder function
16 January 2018
For some men, the first symptom of prostate cancer is bladder problems. At the other end, prostate cancer surgery can cause urinary incontinence. The bladder and the prostate are intimately related. Understanding their relationship and possible implications of both prostate cancer itself and any treatment for it is essential for all men, especially if you've been diagnosed with the disease. Your prostate and bladder are neighbours Both the prostate and the bladder lie in your pelvis.
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4 Signs That You Should See a Physiotherapist
12 January 2018
Avoid thinking that you should only see a physiotherapist when you are recovering from a major injury. Physiotherapy can enhance your wellbeing by addressing issues that limit how well your muscular and skeletal systems function. This article discusses some of the signs that should prompt you to see a physiotherapist. Loss of Balance Have you been finding it hard to balance as you move or sit in one position? You may have issues with the structures inside your inner ears.
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Why Choose Veneers Over Crowns to Fix Cosmetic Issues?
20 December 2017
When you want to correct the appearance of your teeth, veneers are a common treatment method. However, some people are confused about the difference between veneers and crowns, and some even think that crowns will be a more suitable option for correcting cosmetic issues. However, this is not the case. Firstly, veneers and crowns share some similarities but are still very different. Both are usually made from porcelain, and both are fitted to the teeth.