Men's health issues new zealand

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t be the only health care professional that suffers with mental health issues. As a society, we are starting to talk about mental health issues, but among health care providers, there is still a "hush, hush" attitude surrounding the topic. I am looking for resources for health care professionals or statistics; something so I know that I am not alone in this. Knowing that there are others that have similar experiences is an important part of recovery.

no sleep will cause u more issues regardless of a dx......sleep issues r a big issue for chiarians...as sleep apnea is a major problem for so many. Just last night I was on a monitor to see how much oxygen is getting in my bloodstream while I sleep...next step may be a sleep study.....this is very important.

http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Mens-Health/show/93 There are also several related groups that will be listed on the right hand side that may be of interest to you. I'm simply not familiar with them all. But we welcome you to join our community of Chronic Pain patients. We have a lot of very smart people here. Do check back later. Hopefully someone will recognize your symptoms. And welcome to our community.

Hi, Please join us in welcoming Remar and Lucknlove1989 as your new Co-Community Leaders for the Sexual Health Community. Remar is also a Community Leader for the Men's Health and Hysterectomy communities, and Lucknlove1989 is a Community Leader in our Birth Control (Contraception) Community. We look forward to working with your entire community!

Hi, my names Demelza, I am 37 and live in New Zealand. I am a stay at home mum with 4 awesome kids aged 4,6,8,10. I came here as I have just had my third MRI in a year and I am still very confused. Public funding of MS drugs is limited to older ones and you must met strong criteria to get them. Our public health system has very little user pays in it. So hi.

Hi! I just moved to new Zealand, and dont know what to do about my contraception, I usually took pills but I'm running out of them and don't really know what to do or take here. Going to a doctor is going to be really expensive now, so I was thinking to start using the BASAL Thermomether system? Does anybody know something about it??

Hi, Please join me in welcoming Remar as your new Community Leader for the Men's Health Community. Remar has helped many people on the community, and we look forward to her working to help your Community continue to improve and grow.

Ok that kind of makes sense. I'm originally from New Zealand and private health insurance was almost unheard of. Everyone just used the public system. When I had my son I paid for nothing because it was a pregnancy. If I wasn't pregnant then you would pay like 25 to see the doctor, if you went to hospital everything was free. I do know you had to go on waiting lists for major operations but they were all free. In australia you hear a lot more of private health insurance.

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