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While in Chennai I decided to get a general checkup by the dentist, apparently this dentist is very highly recommended as one of the best Asia has to offer, within a minute of looking at my teeth she noticed a problem that the X-Rays later confirmed.
She explained that I have a narrow jaw, which as she put it, is very good looking but not very accommodating for all my teeth, Because of this my wisdom teeth are clearly coming in at a very bad angle and had to be removed,
The only option for removal was surgery under general anesthesia. Well all 4 wisdom teeth are now out; the surgery was two and a half hours.
Don't think the doc put into perspective how much pain I would be in after the surgery and how swollen my face would get.
It’s a slight setback to the plans but it was best to take care of this issue before it became a bigger more painful problem.
'Silver Innings' celeberated its 1st Foundation Day 2009
(10th April) by oraganising Free Diabetes Camp for Senior Citizens at Dharavi Slums,Mumbai in association with The Family Welfare Agency,S.L.Raheja Hospital and Helpage India .Around 113 Senior Citizens benefited from this camp.
Minhaj Welfare Foundation (MWF) Medical Camp. A specialist eye doctor attending to a patient at a medical eye camp.
These camps have been specifically set up in locations where it has been hard for the deprived, elderly and poor people to get access to hospital treatment. Many of these people have been suffering from eye diseases for a very long time. MWF has been holding free eye camp surgeries and providing free eye treatment by specialist eye doctors.
A good chance for your child to meet his/her favorite cartoon character and get a free dental checkup with a proper brushing and flossing lessons. Hurry up.. March 24, 2012 is the event day. Call today on 201-871-3555 to reserve your spot in Limited seats.
Tis that time of year when many folks in Japan take their annual health checkup. As with previous years, I took along the camera to document everything.
Later on in the day, I was to have my blood sample taken - the result was that I have an abnormal amount of white blood cells - me better go back to the hospital to follow up.
Wasn't fond of needles for a while (not that I'm fond of them now) as when I was back in the UK, the nurse who was trying to take a blood sample kept missing the vein and I ended up with 5 extra holes in my arm! I got nervous and passed out ^^;
The original article for this image lives at www.dannychoo.com/post/en/25689/Japan+Health+Care.html
After successful swimming lessons and healthy checkups, three male otter pups are now on exhibit at Oakland Zoo. They were born to Ginger, river otter, on the morning of February 24, 2013 at Oakland Zoo. Each baby weighed approximately 0.3 pounds at birth or about 136 grams. They now weigh around 4.5 pounds. The pups are named Kohana (swift), Hinto (blue), and Shilah (brother).
'Silver Innings' celeberated its 1st Foundation Day 2009 (10th April) by oraganising Free Diabetes Camp for Senior Citizens at Dharavi Slums,Mumbai in association with The Family Welfare Agency,S.L.Raheja Hospital and Helpage India.Around 113 Senior Citizens benefited from this camp.
Minhaj Welfare Foundation (MWF) Medical Camp in Pakistan. Specialist doctors attending to patients at a medical eye camp.
These camps have been specifically set up in areas where it has been hard for the deprived, elderly and poor people to get access to hospital treatment. Many of these people have been suffering from eye diseases for a very long time. MWF has been holding free eye camp surgeries and providing free eye treatment by specialist eye doctors.
Went back to the craniofacial specialist for a general checkup of Emmett's helmet progress. Thumbs up!
A pregnant woman waits for a checkup in an abandoned schoolhouse used for mobile clinics in Gbangu-Nagbo, Ghana. The Public Health Department of Baptist Medical Centre in Nalerigu, Ghana does regular mobile clinics in this Kokomba village.
All photos in this set are available for purchase as high quality, matted prints at http://gallery.williamhaun.com/.
All profits from print sales go to support the Baptist Medical Centre in Nalerigu, Ghana.
Female patient in oral checkup with male dentist in dental clinic. Health care and maintenance with expert concept with photo filter effect
Minhaj Welfare Foundation (MWF) Medical Camp. Specialist doctors attending to patients at a medical eye camp.
These camps have been specifically set up in locations where it has been hard for the deprived, elderly and poor people to get access to hospital treatment. Many of these people have been suffering from eye diseases for a very long time. MWF has been holding free eye camp surgeries and providing free eye treatment by specialist eye doctors.
UNIFIL French contingent medic performing a medical checkup on a student at Burj Qalaway public school, South Lebanon.
This photo is the Picture of the Week on www.naturesbestphotography.com/ from Thursday 12/22/11 through Wednesday 12/28/11.
I had a checkup at the VA hospital again today. And of course, I saw John the Phlebotomist. He says "Hi".
Had her 4 month checkup last week. 15 lbs. 7 oz. (90th percentile) and 24 3/4 inches (75th percentile). She can start solids whenever she is ready.
(Pardon the crappy quality. I just grabbed the webcam to capture her vocalizations to share with the grandparents.)
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Minhaj Welfare Foundation (MWF) Medical Camp in Pakistan.
These camps have been specifically set up in locations where it has been hard for the deprived, elderly and poor people to get access to hospital treatment. Many of these people have been suffering from eye diseases for a very long time. MWF has been holding free eye camp surgeries and providing free eye treatment by specialist eye doctors.
Rotary Club of Kalyan Riverside has orgamised a medical chck camp for students, children, women and senior citizens of a small village. Total beneficiaries were near to 200. Some medicines & multi vitamins were also distributed. The day was also a Polio immunisation day i.e. 21st March, 2010
Healthier students are better learners. Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. Only the healthy students of today can create a healthy and progressive community of tomorrow.
Keeping up with its standard, CA Ratanada organized a Preventive Health Check-up Camp today. The remarks regarding their general body health along with medical advice were recorded in their Health Record.
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Snuggles, a miniature horse who underwent eye surgery at Colorado State University in October 2008, gets a checkup February 8, 2013 at the CSU James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital. Snuggles, who is 7, lost her left eye when she was a month old to an infection. Her right eye has glaucoma. Snuggles lives in Texas with Minis and Friends South Plains. She is part of a group of miniature horses that travel across the state of Texas visiting rehabilitation centers, nursing homes, Alzheimer's units, special-needs children centers and hospitals to bring cheer to patients through equine therapeutic healing.
The second o-ring. The first one is just below it (on the photo). To assemble: place the seal on the ring, put the further o-ring in, fold the neoprene back, put the other o-ring closer to the armpit, and then fold the rest of the seal on top.
Evan had his 18-month checkup last Wednesday morning. It was mostly not too traumatic. He started crying when we went into the room with the scale, but he calmed down a little when the nurse gave him some stickers. He also cried briefly when the doctor tried to take the cover for the otoscope so she could look at his ears. (She ended up getting out another one instead.) Other than that, he was nervous but fine. He even got a souvenir tongue depressor, which he called a "knife."