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Back pain
Back pain can be a result of injury, activity, and some medical conditions. Acute pain starts suddenly and lasts for up to 6 weeks.
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Ear infection
Ear infections mostly affect children, but adults are not immune. Ear infections can be chronic or acute.
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COVID-19 and festive season celebrations – Tips for socialising safely
The festive season is fast approaching and gatherings with friends and family are certainly something many are looking forward to.
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Navigating Intercare through the COVID-19 pandemic
Intercare is a leading healthcare provider committed to providing quality, value-added healthcare to patients.
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Diabetes
2020 is the year in which people realised that good health is something that could be taken away in an instant.
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Your health matters
Managing acute or chronic illnesses or getting proper dental care is vital to your health. Our doctors and dentists literally covered up to offer patients safe healthcare consultations.
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Diabetes and eye problems
People living with diabetes are at greater risk of developing eye problems. Diabetes damages blood vessels all over the body.
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Caring for your feet if you have diabetes
Diabetes can be dangerous to your feet—even a small cut can have serious consequences.
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Male breast cancer
Both men and women can get breast cancer, although women have a much higher risk.
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Restless leg syndrome in children
Restless leg syndrome is probably one of the most undiagnosed diseases in children.
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Intercare Silver Lakes Medical and Dental Centre Relocates to Linton’s Corner
Pretoria, South Africa – March 2024 – Intercare Silver Lakes Medical and Dental Centre is excited to announce its relocation on 25 April 2024 to Linton’s Corner, Cnr Solomon Mahlangu Drive & Lynnwood Road, Equestria, Pretoria East.
Diabetes and its impact on oral and dental health
Diabetes is a major health issue in South Africa, with over 4.5 million adults affected, accounting for nearly 12% of the population. For those living with diabetes, oral care is essential to overall health.
