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Today is Sepsis Awareness Day, a good reminder to raise awareness about sepsis, a life-threatening condition that can develop rapidly. Our dedicated colleagues across Surrey Heartlands ICS are committed to early diagnosis and swift treatment to improve outcomes. Remember the signs of sepsis: Slurred speech or confusion Extreme shivering or muscle pain Passing no urine (in a day) Severe breathlessness It feels like you're going to die Skin mottled, discoloured or very pale If you or someone you know experiences these symptoms, seek medical attention immediately. To find out more about ‘What Sepsis is’ - https://lnkd.in/eyH6W-U. 

Today is World Sepsis Day, which aims to raise awareness about sepsis, a life-threatening condition that claims millions of lives each year. Watch this short clip to learn about sepsis. Visit the link for World Sepsis Day toolkits ▶️https://lnkd.in/dSVGK7b

Sepsis is a medical emergency that requires immediate attention. Recognize the signs: fever, confusion, shortness of breath, and tiredness. Early detection and treatment are crucial for survival. This World Sepsis Day, ARS Gastro & Liver Centre is dedicated to raising awareness about sepsis and its symptoms. If you or a loved one experience any of these signs, seek medical help right away. Together, we can stop sepsis and save lives. Stay informed, stay safe. #arsgastroandlivercentre #WorldSepsisDay #sepsisrecovery #sepsissurvivor #SepsisAwareness #SepsisPrevention #sepsis

Did you know that strokes and shocks are both critical medical emergencies, but they affect the body in very different ways? Understanding the differences between stroke and shock is crucial for recognizing symptoms and seeking prompt medical help. Learn more about the symptoms, risk factors, and preventive measures for strokes and shock by reading the full article: https://lnkd.in/gvniYijr

September is #SepsisAwarenessMonth Help us educate about the signs of sepsis and take the #sepsischallenge For more information, visit: Australian Sepsis Network. And remember... Just Ask.."Could it be Sepsis?" #WorldSepsisDay https://lnkd.in/ey_SiHMD

Do you know what is Sepsis? Today is THE day to learn more about this life threatening condition as it is the #WorldSepsisDay

How much do you know about sepsis? Take our quick sepsis quiz to test your knowledge and gain valuable insights! https://lnkd.in/eqhhZRJv

Stargardt disease is an uncommon eye condition that damages the central vision much like macular degeneration. That makes reading and other activities that require sharp vision very difficult. Vision loss from Stargardt usually begins in childhood but in some people it first begins when they are adults. The condition is progressive, gradually causing increased vision loss. It does not result in total blindness. In this short video you can see and hear how low vision glasses, prismatics, help this young lady's reading. Addyson is a good reader but as Stargardt has developed her reading became difficult. In the video you can hear the improvement in her reading with her new prismatic glasses. For more information give me a call. 866 321-2030 https://lnkd.in/eZB6GUMi

Caption 1: Understanding liver cirrhosis is the first step to prevention and care. Learn its causes and how it may impact your body

July is National Dry Eye Awareness Month. During this month, we recognize the essential role of eye health in overall well-being. Dry Eye Disease affects millions of Americans, particularly those aged 50 and older. Symptoms include eye irritation, stinging, burning, light sensitivity, and difficulty with night driving or contact lenses. While proper care can manage and treat Dry Eye Disease, it’s crucial to consult an eye doctor to rule out underlying medical conditions. #imprimisrx #dryeyedisease #dryeyeawarenessmonth #dryeye