Is work making you sick?

Some symptoms of work related illness:

1. Fatique
   
2. Headaches
   
3. Sleep problems
   
4. Tummy upsets (constipation or diarrhoea)
   
5. Anger and frustration
   
6. Dermatlogical disorders like rash, eczema and psoriasis
   
7. Tension in the back, neck and shoulders
   
8. Chest pain
   
9. Anxiety which may lead to depression and suicide
   
10. Can lead to excessive consumption of alcohol or substance abuse
    
11. Can affect their family life and often lead to family break-up
    
12. Can lead to self neglect  and lack of nutrition
    
13. Heart burn and acid reflux
    
14. Gastric ulcers
    
15. Irritable bowel
    
16. High blood pressure (heart disease and stroke)
    
17. Diabetes
    
18. Low immunity (frequent colds and infections)
    

..and much more

Work stress can raise risk of premature death in vulnerable men revealed in a new study. Especially men suffering from diabetes, heart disease and job strain have 68% higher risk of early death.
Scientist say the findings of a 14 year old study clearly shows the high toll work related stress can have on the most vulnerable men. Hence they recommended that companies and employers need to help these men by reshaping their jobs, redirecting their work load or offering early retirement on health grounds.Work related stress can affect both women and men and sometimes with devastating results, hence early identification of symptoms, early intervention and support can save lives.Always consult your G.P first for medical advice.

Here are some causes of work related stress:

• Demanding boss
  
• Annoying co worker
  
• Rebellious students
  
• Annoying customers/clients
  
• Working in hazardous conditions
  
• Long commute
  
• A never ending work load
  
• Family relationships
  
• Lack of sleep
  
• Financial stress with fear and anxiety of creditors and about the future.
  

Read more about our approach to treating stress and stress-related disorders at https://www.drbhatti.ie/stress.html


Can allergies be helped with Low Dose Medicine?10/1/2019
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One in every 5 people may suffer from Allergies which happens when your immune system reacts to an allergen and the result could be very mild or very severe even leading to an anaphylactic shock, so it is important with the help of your doctor to try and identify your allergens and then try to avoid them. Reaction to stress can also cause a rash or exacerbate an allergic reaction such as Urticaria, Eczema, Psoriasis and Asthma.
House Dust: house dust mite live on your pillow, mattress and carpets. It feeds on our dead skin and its droppings produces dust which can cause allergies such as eczema, rhinitis and asthma.And some of the ingredients in detergents, washing up liquids, soaps, perfumes, and make up may be responsible for a whole host of reactions from headaches, nausea, wheeze, and rash.
Different foods such as peanuts and shellfish as well as some additives in your food like colourings, chemicals and preservatives may be responsible for causing allergic reactions, depending on the severity of the reaction your doctor may prescribe certain medications including an adrenaline pen for emergencies.

Your jewellery especially nickel can result in a rash around your neck, ear lobes and wrist or hands.

Latex glove allergy has become quite common due to its widespread use at home and at work, especially if you are working in a health clinic or a hospital. It can result in hives, rash, itch and sometimes with breathing difficulties.

Low dose medicine treats the cause, not the symptoms, with virtually no side effects. It uses S.K.A (Sequential Kinetic Activation) to make safe but very effective remedies to prevent and treat illnesses with excellent results.  L.D.M treats the human being as a whole, not just the disease, and considers the human being as a mind body unit with his/her individuality which is an important part of the L.D.M concept.  Allergies (including Asthma, Hay Fever, Food Allergies) are some of the conditions helped by L.D.M.

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In our clinic we use a multi pronged approach in treating this and many other conditions with evidence based therapies such as Low Dose Medicine (L.D.M,), gut health and microbiome restoration, nutritional and nutraceutical therapies, lifestyle medicine, natural hormonal balancing, glandular support, soft tissue and joint support, complex homeopathy, herbals, needle free mesotherapy and needle free acupuncture to achieve excellent results.

To discuss conditions treated and therapies offered at our clinic, contact Dr. Bhatti at (087) 1915051 or email health@drbhatti.ie.   During your first office visit, Dr. Bhatti may ask you at length about your health-condition, lifestyle and behaviour.  Please consult your GP before starting new treatment. 

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