Do you experience frequent pain in your jaw? Do you hear frequent clicking or popping noises when opening and closing your mouth? You may be suffering from a condition known as Temporomandibular Disorder.
Painful Clicking Jaw? Temporomandibular Disorder and Jaw Pain Read More »
Are you feeling unusually tired lately? Are you struggling to finish the day without needing a nap? Fatigue is one of those common symptoms that affects many people, and so it can be difficult to pinpoint an underlying cause. Understanding why we are feeling drained requires taking into account both physical and mental health elements
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Do you ever feel like something is stuck in the back of your throat? You might be feeling a common sensation known as globus sensation or lump in the throat. Globus sensation is an overwhelming feeling that there is a lump, tightness, pressure, or even choking in your throat. This can come and go throughout
How do I know if the lump in my throat is cancer? Read More »
Thyroid nodules (used to describe both solid and cystic lumps in the thyroid) are common. If we ultrasound everyone in the population, over half of people will have a thyroid nodule. Only 5% of thyroid nodules are cancer (malignant) so we have to be selective about which thyroid nodules we investigate. Overview of Thyroid cancer
Thyroid cancer – a global epidemic? Read More »
Back pain is a common issue that affects many people, but it doesn’t have to lead to surgery. Avoiding surgery for back pain can be accomplished with proper treatment, lifestyle changes and medication.
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Do you ever experience a sudden ringing or buzzing in your ears that feels like it’s coming from inside? It can range from an irritating mild hum to a loud roaring and is often accompanied by stress, anxiety, and even depression. This mysterious sound is called tinnitus – which literally translates to “ringing in the
Tinnitus – from humming to ringing, from buzzing to whooshing Read More »
If you’ve been diagnosed with Meniere’s disease, it can be overwhelming to try and understand all the complex medical details associated with your condition. MRI scans are often used as part of a patient’s diagnostic evaluation, but what do they actually tell us? We’ll explain in detail the role of MRI scans in the diagnosis
Meniere’s disease – what is it, and what can I do to manage it? Read More »
Are you worried about the possibility that you may have a brain tumour and considering an MRI scan? Brain tumours can occur at any age. They are most common in older adults but they kill more children and adults under 40 than any other type of cancer. March is brain tumour awareness month in the
Are you worried about brain tumours – when do I need an MRI scan ? Read More »
Are you one of the millions of people who suffer from a migraine headache? If so, then you understand just how debilitating and annoying a migraine can be. Sadly, these intense headaches aren’t easy to ignore because of their many unique symptoms- throbbing pain on one side of your head, sensitivity to light and sound, nausea, stomach upset, and more.
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Endometriosis is a common, yet still poorly understood gynecological condition. It affects millions of women, typically between adolescence and the end of reproductive years. Symptoms range from mild to debilitating, such as pelvic pain, heavy periods and painful intercourse. Medical imaging scans like MRIs and ultrasounds give us insight into what’s going on in your
What is endometriosis? Can endometriosis be diagnosed on a scan? Read More »
