Quality treatment is the bare minimum that a physiotherapy clinic should offer. Therefore, you must examine a physiotherapist's qualifications when searching for a clinic. Once you are confident that a practitioner has the right qualifications to offer quality services, you can proceed to other considerations. Here are a few essentials aspects to consider when looking for a physiotherapy clinic. Convenient Hours One of the many things that make a physiotherapy clinic great is flexible operating hours. [Read More]

Cancer, in general, is the abnormal mutation, multiplication and growth of cells to form a large mass called a tumour. This can occur almost anywhere in your body (in your head, throat, stomach, lungs, bladder, kidneys, arms, legs, etc.). The mutation of cells is harmful because it kills healthy cells that have a purpose in your body. For example, your bladder's wall is made of urothelial cells. These cells help in the contraction and expansion of the bladder to enable urine storage and excretion. [Read More]

Despite how commonplace the growth of uterine fibroids is among women, more so those who have begun giving birth, there remains a considerable number of misconceptions regarding these tumours. The first thing that you should know is that one could have multiple uterine fibroids and be unaware of their presence since the tumours could remain asymptomatic. Secondly, these tumours are benign, which means that they are non-cancerous. Nonetheless, leaving the growth of these uterine fibroids to go unmitigated could lead to several complications that may affect your overall feminine health. [Read More]

There are many different types of medical technology that don't get a lot of time in the spotlight. Most people's familiarity with medical equipment ends with the stethoscope they see on their local GP, and that is totally understandable. Everyone leads busy lives, and most people probably don't know the intricacies of your industry, either. However, when it comes to your personal health it is always good to be informed on procedures and tests you are scheduled to have. [Read More]