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Do you know your strains from your sprains? Your rhinovirus from your rhinitis? Your hyperlipidaemia from your hyperhidrosis? Do you feel hot and sweaty all the time? It might not just be the climate. Got a temperature? Feeling feverish? The proper medical term for this is pyrexia. You’ll probably know gastroenteritis as the stomach flu. The classic symptoms to look out for are diarrhoea, vomiting, stomach pain and pyrexia (you know what that means now!).

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Kidney stones – symptoms and causes

{:en}About one in 10 Singaporeans will develop kidney stones, with the condition being slightly more common in men than in ...
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Top 2 common aging eye problems

{:en}Uncorrected refractive errors Follow us on Telegram for the latest updates: https://t.me/AsiaMDsg Uncorrected refractive errors, such as myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism ...
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Considering joint replacement surgery for hip or knee pain?

{:en}The common causes of hip or knee pain are osteoarthritis and inflammatory arthritis. Osteoarthritis affects the cartilage and lubrication in ...
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Top 4 causes of joint pains in children

{:en}When children complain of pains and aches in their joints, there can be a number of causes behind the pain ...
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Prediabetes: Nature’s good warning sign?

{:en}Prediabetes warning sign. Considering the prevalence of diabetes in Singapore, it is not surprising for one (or one’s family members) ...
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5 easily ignored symptoms of colorectal cancer

{:en}Colorectal cancer symptoms. In Singapore, colorectal cancer is the number one cancer affecting men, and second only to breast cancer ...
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Risks, causes and symptoms of stomach cancer in Singapore

{:en}Singapore is a country with moderate risks of stomach cancer. It is the seventh most common cancer in men and ...
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How do shingles develop and is it because of “heatiness”?

{:en}From the perspective of Western medicine, shingles is caused by the varicella zoster virus – the same virus which causes ...
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When do swollen ankles and feet signify a heart valve problem?

{:en}When tiny blood vessels in our bodies leak fluid, it pools in surrounding tissue under our skin, leading to swelling ...
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Red flags which tell you that your back pain needs medical attention

{:en}Back Pain and Medical Attention. Most cases of back pain are innocuous and caused by muscle strain, usually resolving within ...
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Should I seek medical treatment if I stub or jam my finger?

{:en}Stubbing or jamming one’s finger while working, playing sports or carrying out daily activities is something that can happen even ...
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Cardiovascular screening

{:en}Cardiovascular screening. Cardiovascular disease (which includes both heart attack and stroke) is the second leading cause of death in Singapore, ...
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Is it important to seek a second doctor’s opinion?

{:en}After days of nail-biting, the dreaded diagnosis is out: it’s cancer, your doctor says. As you struggle to digest this ...
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How are piles and haemorrhoids diagnosed?

{:en}Piles diagnosis. Although piles or haemorrhoids (terms that are used interchangeably) are rarely spoken of, you may be interested to ...
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Slower urine flow? It could be BPH

{:en}Slower Urine Flow. As men get older, their prostate slowly grows larger. While the exact cause of this is unknown, ...
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Detect ovarian cancer early by looking out for these symptoms

{:en}Among female genital tract cancers, ovarian cancer is the most difficult to prevent and cure. Located deep in the lower ...
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How does a doctor diagnose lung cancer?

{:en} Diagnose lung cancer. Chest X-ray, sputum cytology and CT scans are common tests to diagnose possible lung cancer. It ...
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Uterine cancer (womb cancer) – causes, risks, symptoms, and diagnosis

{:en} Womb cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women in Singapore. More than 90% of cases arise from ...
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Diagnosing prostate cancer

{:en}Diagnosing prostate cancer. Prostate cancer is the second-most common cancer among Singaporean men, and those who are over 50 years ...
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