Sanomed Medical Clinic

08/04/2025

Not every health issue needs an emergency room. Walk-in clinics fill a vital gap in the healthcare system, especially in busy cities. They’re perfect for non-emergency issues like minor injuries, fevers, infections, or prescription renewals. No appointment means you can be seen quickly, saving time and reducing pressure on hospitals. If your family doctor isn’t available, walk-ins offer convenient, professional care.

07/26/2025

TB was once a common disease in Canada and was the leading cause of death in the 1800’s. People infected with TB would be isolated in TB sanatoriums. It wasn’t until the 1950s when antibiotic treatment was developed for TB that a gradual decrease in the rates of TB began. Today, the risk of TB in Canada is generally low. The rate of active TB in Canada is one of the lowest in the world at 4.9 per 100,000 population.

TB skin tests are often required for students and employment. It is usually required for work in high risk settings such as correctional facilities, long-term care facilities and hospitals. It is often a requirement of health care workers and other types of workers who care for individuals that are at increased risk of developing active TB disease.

Read more: https://sanomedclinic.ca/services/tb-tuberculosis-test-in-toronto/

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07/19/2025

Strokes are very common, one of the top 3 leading causes of death in Canada. However, strokes are preventable. Up to 80% of strokes can be prevented, which makes it the leading cause of preventable disability. Yet, it causes devastating impacts every year due to our lack of knowledge on identifying and preventing strokes.

Check for the most common signs of a stroke in yourself or someone else using the FAST test. FAST stands for Face, Arms, Speech & Time.
- Face: Ask the person to smile and see if a side of the face drop or if they feel numbness in any part of the face.
- Arms: Ask them to raise both arms. Check if they can properly raise both arms or one arm drops down.
- Speech: Ask them anything. Notice their speech. Check for slurred or strange speech.
- Time: If any of the above shows any unusual result, call 911 right away. Let the operator know when the symptoms started.

Read more: https://sanomedclinic.ca/identifying-a-stroke-act-faster/

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07/12/2025

PTSD symptoms usually appear three months after a traumatic event. However, in some situations, they do not begin until years later. The illness’s severity and duration can vary. Some people can recover in six months, while others take considerably longer. Reliving, avoiding, increased arousal, negative cognitions, and mood are the four primary types of PTSD symptoms. In addition, the severity of PTSD symptoms can vary. When you are anxious or come across a specific reminder of what happened, you may have more symptoms.

Read more: https://sanomedclinic.ca/ptsd-symptoms-causes-treatment-prevention/

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07/04/2025

If your periods are irregular and you are noticing a spike in other health problems, it might just be the beginning. These symptoms are linked to both PCOS and endometriosis. The symptoms of these two illnesses are often similar, yet the health concerns are different.

PCOS is difficult to diagnose because it is difficult to identify, and endometriosis takes an average of 6 to 7 years to diagnose. People with these conditions have irregular and heavy periods, as well as hair growth that’s out of control. It is unusual for someone to have both disorders at the same time.

Read more: https://sanomedclinic.ca/pcos-vs-endometriosis-whats-the-difference/

Book an appointment with our downtown Toronto walk-in clinic: https://sanomedclinic.ca/book-appointment/

07/03/2025

06/27/2025

Experiencing bloating, heartburn, or digestive discomfort? Your gut health plays a crucial role in your overall well-being! From food intolerances to gut microbiome imbalances, there are many possible causes. At SanoMed Medical Clinic, we offer digestive health consultations to help you find relief and restore balance. Book your appointment today and take control of your gut health!

📍 Located in downtown Toronto, easily accessible for students and professionals!

06/20/2025

Sneezing, coughing, and feeling under the weather? 🤧 Cold and flu season is here, but don’t worry - we’re here to help! Whether you need symptom relief, a flu shot, or medical advice, our expert team at SanoMed Medical Clinic has got you covered. Get the care you need before your symptoms worsen! Walk-ins and appointments are available.

📍 Conveniently located in downtown Toronto for students and professionals alike!

06/13/2025

🏋️‍♂️ Don’t let injuries keep you sidelined! Whether it’s a sprain or strain, SanoMed Clinic offers comprehensive care for active lifestyles. Let’s get you back in the game! 🏆

06/05/2025

🩺 Feeling out of balance? SanoMed Clinic provides personalized care for hormonal issues, mental health, and more. With flexible walk-ins and insurance-friendly services, getting the care you need has never been easier! 🌟

05/28/2025

Joint pain slowing you down? 🏃‍♂️ Whether it's arthritis, sports injuries, or chronic inflammation, our experienced team at SanoMed Medical Clinic provides personalized pain management solutions to help you stay active and pain-free. Book your consultation and reclaim your mobility! 📍 Easily accessible downtown Toronto clinic!

05/20/2025

Warmer weather means more outdoor fun! ☀️ But is your skin protected from harmful UV rays? SanoMed Medical Clinic provides expert dermatology consultations and personalized skincare advice to keep your skin healthy and safe. Book your skin check today! 📍 Conveniently located in downtown Toronto!