The House Call Doctor

06/07/2025

www.thehousecalldoctor.co.za

24/10/2024

Very excited to announce the opening of my new practice.
Dr David Areias will now be operating from the Kildare practice at 223 JB Marks Road. Glenwood

www.thehousecalldoctor.co.za

04/04/2024

Dr David Areias
Mbchb (UKZN)

TheHousecallDoctor

0839619315

04/04/2024

Comprehensive medical health care in the comfort of your home

08/03/2024

Breathe Deep, Fight TB: It's World Tuberculosis Day!
Every year on March 24th, we come together for World Tuberculosis (TB) Day. This day is dedicated to raising awareness about this serious infectious disease and the global efforts to eliminate it.

TB by the Numbers:

Millions of people worldwide are affected by TB each year.
It's the leading cause of death from an infectious disease, second only to HIV/AIDS.
TB is treatable and curable, but lack of awareness and access to proper care can be deadly.
Why Should You Care About TB?

TB is spread through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes. Anyone can be exposed, but certain groups are at higher risk, including:

People with weakened immune systems (like those with HIV/AIDS)
Children
The elderly
People living in crowded conditions
Let's Fight TB Together!

Here's how you can make a difference:

Get Informed: Learn more about TB symptoms, risk factors, and prevention.
Spread Awareness: Share this post and talk to your friends and family about TB.
Advocate for Change: Support organizations working to eradicate TB and ensure access to care for those in need.
Get Tested: If you experience persistent coughing, weight loss, or fever, consult a healthcare professional and get tested for TB.
Together, we can create a world free from TB. Let's break the cycle of TB and ensure everyone has the opportunity to breathe easy!

08/03/2024

Mark Your Calendars! World Kidney Day is Almost Here!
Did you know that Thursday, March 14th, is World Kidney Day? This global campaign aims to raise awareness about the importance of our kidneys and promote healthy practices to keep them functioning optimally.

This year's theme is "Kidney Health for All – Advancing equitable access to care and optimal medication practice." This theme highlights the importance of ensuring everyone, regardless of background or location, has access to the resources and treatment they need to maintain good kidney health.

Why are healthy kidneys so important?

Your kidneys are amazing little organs that perform a variety of vital functions, including:

Filtering waste products from your blood
Maintaining a healthy balance of electrolytes
Regulating blood pressure
Producing hormones that keep your bones strong and red blood cells healthy
Here's how you can celebrate World Kidney Day:

Get Educated: Learn more about kidneys and how to keep them healthy. The World Kidney Day website [World Kidney Day website] is a great resource!
Spread Awareness: Share this post and talk to your friends and family about the importance of kidney health.
Get Screened: If you have any risk factors for kidney disease, like diabetes or high blood pressure, talk to your doctor about getting screened.
Live a Healthy Lifestyle: Maintain a healthy weight, eat a balanced diet, exercise regularly, and stay hydrated – all these things contribute to good kidney health!
Let's work together to promote kidney health for all!

08/03/2024

Listen Up! It's World Hearing Day!
Did you know that today, March 3rd, is World Hearing Day? It's a day dedicated to raising awareness about hearing loss and its impact on people around the world.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), nearly 2.5 billion people will experience some degree of hearing loss by 2050!

Here's why hearing health matters:

Good hearing connects us: Being able to hear well allows us to connect with loved ones, participate in our communities, and enjoy the world around us.
Early intervention is key: If you suspect hearing loss, getting checked out early can make a big difference. There are many treatment options available, and addressing hearing loss promptly can improve your overall well-being.
Hearing loss can be prevented: Exposure to loud noises is a major risk factor for hearing loss. Protecting your ears from loud music and using earplugs in noisy environments can help prevent damage.
How can you participate in World Hearing Day?

Get your hearing checked: If you're concerned about your hearing, schedule an appointment with an audiologist.
Spread awareness: Share this post with your friends and family to help raise awareness about hearing health.
Protect your ears: Be mindful of noise levels and take steps to protect your hearing.
Let's work together to keep the world a little bit louder and a whole lot more connected!

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