Archive for December, 2023

Secret to Preventing Running Injuries | Marathon Training

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If you’re in the middle of marathon training, be sure to use these powerful running tips that will help you to prevent running injuries that might ruin your marathon. Preventing running injures like runner’s knee and shin splints is the key to staying consistent with your marathon training, which is what will allow you to run faster for longer as you improve your endurance and speed.

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Glandular fever symptoms

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Dr Morton’s GP – Dr Natalie Atere-Roberts discusses glandular fever: types of symptoms; what these likely mean and possible treatments.

Glandular fever is an infection that is caused by the Epstein Barr virus, a kind of herpes. Glandular fever symptoms are typically a combination of high swinging fever, swollen glands in the neck, sore throat, tiredness, muscle aches and pain on turning and sensitive pain in the abdomen, as the liver can become inflamed in some cases. It is infectious and has been dubbed “the kissing disease” and it often occurs in teenagers! It can be hard to distinguish from bacterial tonsillitis so doctors often prescribe antibiotics, however these will not help your symptoms.

The treatment for glandular fever is to drink lots of water, to rest and to take ibuprofen and paracetamol.
Most people recover from glandular fever in two to three weeks, but it’s common to feel tired for a few weeks afterwards.

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Engine Response MVA w/injuries on the expressway Part 1

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Accident with injuries on the expressway. Sorry, the q-siren broke. enjoy the first half of the ride!

Blakely Fire Dept Engine 22, Ambulance 22-8 respond to MVA W/ Injuries Scott Rd in Scott, PA