Frequently asked questions about our services

Common Medical Questions

• Foods For Stress And Anxiety?

  Please speak with your physician or your health specialist for the best diet to combat stress and anxiety. It is in our best interest that we take into consideration your medical history in order to provide you with the appropriate nutritional plan for stress and anxiety

• Virtual Nutrition Support?

  We currently offer virtual nutrition support. Virtual care is similar to in-person visits with your healthcare provider. During the virtual visit, you and your provider will discuss your current health status and your nutritional plan. They are also able to answer all your questions and during this time. If they think that you require physical examination, they can book you with an in-person appointment.

• Struggling To Wake Up In The Morning?

  Are you having difficulties sleeping or struggling to wake up in the morning? Please give us a call to book an appointment to talk to a healthcare provider. A specialist will either book a virtual appointment with you to discuss your issues and/or book you to visit the clinic for a full physical assessment

• Why did I have Sore Throat? causes and possible treatments

  Various factors, including infections, acid reflux, irritants, and vitamin deficiencies, can cause heartburn in the throat and ears.
  Treatment for heartburn depends on the underlying cause, and treatments can include gargling with salt water, using throat lozenges or sprays, and staying hydrated.
  Depending on the severity of the burn and the source, recovery time can range from a few days to several weeks
  The burning sensation itself is not contagious, but the underlying causes, such as sore throats or respiratory infections, can be contagious.
  With regard to signs of oropharyngeal burn, symptoms include persistent or worsening, difficulty breathing or swallowing, severe pain, fever, unexplained weight loss, or exposure to infectious conditions, which should warrant medical attention.
  It is also recommended to choose soft, non-irritating foods and avoid spicy, acidic, rough and high-temperature foods that can further irritate the throat.

• What causes pink vaginal discharge? is this normal?

  Pink vaginal discharge can have various causes, including lochia after childbirth, hormonal changes, ovulatory spotting, ovarian cysts, miscarriage, menopause, uterine fibroids, and infections.
  Light pink discharge can be a regular part of your period. However, if it occurs outside the expected time frame or is accompanied by other symptoms, it is recommended to consult a doctor to get a proper diagnosis.
  In some cases, pink discharge can indicate a more serious condition, such as cervical cancer, so it is essential to seek medical attention for any persistent or bothersome symptoms. Regular Pap tests can help in early detection.

• How to get rid of armpit sweat infections quickly?

  
  Sweat rash, also known as heat rash or miliaria, occurs when sweat ducts become blocked, leading to pain, itching, and inflammation of the skin.
  Treatments for sweat rashes vary depending on the type, from general hygiene measures and mitigation for crystal malaria to reducing inflammation with cold compresses, corticosteroids, and antibiotics for miliaria red and deep miliaria.
  Prevention includes avoiding excessive heat and humidity, wearing breathable clothing, and practicing good post-perspirant management, while quick relief measures include exfoliating, maintaining hydration, and using recommended topical treatments.

• Can constipation cause a fever? How to deal with both

  Can constipation cause fever in adults? A question that confuses many. The answer to this is "no".

  One does not lead to the other. This relationship is usually due to a common cause such as, impaction, obstruction, inflammation or bacterial or viral infection, which simultaneously leads to constipation and fever. Constipation does not raise the temperature on its own. The body's immune system usually produces a fever in response to an infection or inflammation.

  Constipation and fever in children.
  It is essential to consult a pediatrician if you notice constipation and fever in your child, especially if the symptoms are persistent, severe, or accompanied by other worrisome signs. The doctor can assess your child's condition, perform the necessary tests and provide appropriate treatment.

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  Viral or bacterial infections that affect the digestive system can cause symptoms such as diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and fever. In some cases, this infection can also lead to temporary constipation.