November 2015

Allergies to pet dander explained

Animal Dander Allergies: Symptoms, Triggers & Management

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Animal Dander Allergies: Symptoms, Triggers & Management Animal allergies are common in Canada, particularly allergies related to animal dander (tiny particles of skin, saliva, or urine carried through the air). While not everyone reacts to dander, those who do may experience symptoms ranging from mild irritation to more significant respiratory discomfort. Dander-related allergies are often […]

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Chest Discomfort After Eating: Possible Causes & When to Seek Care (Canada)

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Chest Discomfort After Eating: Possible Causes & When to Seek Care (Canada) Chest discomfort can appear with or without sharp pain. Some people describe the sensation as pressure, heaviness, tightness, or “something sitting” on the chest. Because the chest protects major organs—including the heart and lungs—any unusual discomfort deserves attention, even when it seems related

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Sliding hiatal hernia explained visually

Sliding Hiatal Hernia: Causes, Symptoms & Management in Canada

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Sliding Hiatal Hernia: Causes, Symptoms & Management in Canada A sliding hiatal hernia occurs when a portion of the stomach moves upward through an opening in the diaphragm into the chest cavity. This opening (called the hiatus) is normally sealed by supportive tissues, but when weakened, part of the stomach can slide through. This condition

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Hip flexor strain and common activities

Hip Flexor Strains: Symptoms, Recovery, and Prevention in Active Canadians

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Hip Flexor Strains: Symptoms, Recovery, and Prevention in Active Canadians Hip flexor strains are a relatively common injury in recreation, athletics, and workplace physical activity. The severity can range from a minor stretch (Grade 1) to a complete muscle or tendon tear (Grade 3). More significant injuries may involve an avulsion fracture, where the tendon

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