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24/12/2020

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21/12/2020

We wish you a healthy and happy Holidays.

We know that health concerns don’t wait for office hours, especially during the holidays. Our providers can take care of your symptoms from home anytime, 24/7. From urgent care to mental health support, we’re here for you this holiday season.

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11/04/2020

We’re here to support you ...

If you think you’ve been exposed, our doctors are available 24/7 over video to help evaluate your risk & help determine your next steps.

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16/03/2020

We’re here to support you ...

If you think you’ve been exposed, our doctors are available 24/7 over video to help evaluate your risk & help determine your next steps.

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11/03/2020

While we are extremely disappointed by this spread of the epidemic, our priority is to keep the African community safe and healthy.

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30/05/2019

If you have concerns related to a cold or flu, ear infection, fever, headache, or depression, you’re only a few clicks away from a video call with a doctor.

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27/05/2019

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29/04/2019

Stress leads to higher levels of inflammation in the body.

This can have a major effect on the digestive system. There can be effects on appetite (increased or decreased), cravings for certain kinds of foods (usually carbohydrates and sweets), constipation or loose and more frequent stool, heartburn and cramping.

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27/03/2019

Burnout is a form of physical-mental drain can leave you feeling negative, frustrated, and resentful.

Luckily, burnout—also called stress syndrome doesn’t last forever. If you take steps to prevent & treat it, allowing you to excel in your role again.

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11/03/2019

Step 1 Sign-Up on website www.SeeADoctor.Africa

Step 2 Verify your e-mail account, by clicking confirmation link (check your Inbox or Promotions/Spam folder)

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07/03/2019

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21/02/2019

Sometimes all you need is a 2nd opinion ...

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30/01/2019

Step 1 Sign-Up on our website SeeADoctor.Africa

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29/01/2019

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08/01/2019

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07/01/2019

In 2019, we continue to work towards providing accessible high-quality healthcare

07/01/2019

Breaking News!!

Consultation with certified Doctors is now FREE ...

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22/10/2018

5 ways to prevent ?

1. Certain foods and drinks may trigger heartburn more often because they are high in acidity or contain carbonation which prompts reflux
2. Eat earlier:
Eating at least 2–3 hours before going to bed can help avoid heartburn
3. Eat smaller portions more frequently
Eating large portions can put pressure on the lower esophageal sphincter and cause the muscle to weaken overtime.
4. Stop smoking:
The ni****ne found in ci******es can weaken your lower esophageal sphincter allowing stomach acid to seep out into the esophagus.
5. Reduce or avoid alcohol use:
Alcohol can also weaken your lower esophageal sphincter as it can contain carbonation and acidity.

28/07/2018

Sitting in a doctor’s waiting room during the peak of cold and flu season, it’s easy to start thinking every cough & sneeze from the other patients is aimed at you!

Avoid all those airborne germs, this winter!

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23/07/2018

What are ways to prevent heartburn?

1. Certain foods and drinks may trigger heartburn more often because they are high in acidity or contain carbonation which prompts reflux

2. Eat earlier:
Eating at least 2–3 hours before going to bed can help avoid heartburn

3. Eat smaller portions more frequently
Eating large portions can put pressure on the lower esophageal sphincter and cause the muscle to weaken overtime.

4. Stop smoking:
The ni****ne found in ci******es can weaken your lower esophageal sphincter allowing stomach acid to seep out into the esophagus.

5. Reduce or avoid alcohol use:
Alcohol can also weaken your lower esophageal sphincter as it can contain carbonation and acidity.

12/07/2018

Whether you have concerns related to a cold or flu, ear infection, fever, headache, or depression, you’re only a few clicks away from a board-certified doctor.

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03/07/2018

Through the internet Africa’s health care services will improve significantly in the next 5 to 10 years.

02/07/2018

Available where you are, without the hassle of the waiting room. Connect in minutes with board-certified doctors over live video.

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Price to see a doctor is significantly less than you would pay at a hospital, urgent care, in-pharmacy or clinic. We charge only R99 (usd 7) ...

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20/06/2018

19/06/2018

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07/06/2018

07/06/2018

07/06/2018

You can now access a Doctor using a phone or laptop, 24/7

First call is Free!

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27/03/2018

Look out for the See-A-Doctor web-App going live next week ... ...