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#HealthCheck When was the last time you checked in with your doctor? Do you make it a point to check in yearly?

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Bakinganswered 91 days ago

Yes, always! In fact, the moment I feel that my body has been giving me some signals, and I haven't been as energetic as I usually am...then, I'll visit the doctor as soon as possible.

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Luckily everything is going fine. It's been almost 7-8 yrs since I last went for a dengue test

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Annual checks are really important. You may not always have a symptom or complaints. If we can detect a disease in the early stage the chance of complications are reduced to a great extent. "Prevention is better than Cure" .......and so Annual Check ups are a must 🙂🙂

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