Thanks Westy - if anyone was thinking of getting it done feel free to PM me and I can give you a rundown! But that said - it's not something that is all painful.
Jas
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Thanks Westy - if anyone was thinking of getting it done feel free to PM me and I can give you a rundown! But that said - it's not something that is all painful.
Jas
The guy I was going to go to slipped and got the sack ;):)
Hah hah! Glad he wasn't my doc!Quote:
Originally Posted by Drew
Jas
I hear ya bra'Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
SaKimee
Roscoe your son will be fine, I left home like others here at 17 picked up work everywhere as coming from Mexico
bit of a shortage of football players AFL {VFL then} up Tom Price way. Been around Aust 16 times by the time I was 21
Was adopted which caused a few issues. Maybe some older member can remember Margorie Lawence There's a movie
Called "INTERRUPTED MELODY" about her life. She's my grandma.
I go the snip anytime as watching and suporting my mrs for a 40 hr labour thats nothinggggggggggggggggggggggg. the end result was a 9.5 lb boy 22 inches long full head of platium hair and full control of his neck and head from 5 min old . well cooked 2wks over due.
What about SECRET MEN'S BUSINESS. Attachment 23195
Never argue with an idiot, cos he'll bring you down to his level, then beat you with experience.
Pog mo th'oin.
Here's one for the younger blokes here. Testicle cancer is the biggest cancer killer for men in their late teens to mid 30's. Have a bit of a check for lumps bumps irregular shape/ pain or if it just feels wierd at all. I found 3 little lumps inmine when I was 14ish had them checked and turned out to be fluid filled sacks had formed so I was lucky but I have to keep an eye out for them as hey could turn cancerous or make me infertile. Last year at 25 yrs old they became sore and I promptly had them checked one got a little bigger still about a pea size but had not became solid or anything so I'm still in the clear.
My wife and I are doing IVF for genetic reasons from her side of the family so I've had my swimmers checked nd they are all good too ( on the high end of normal Go me! How I don't have illigitiment kids running around I don't know!)
All I'm saying is I was one of the lucky ones others not so lucky. We always hear of womens health checks and men 's health seem not to be a priority or we are just too stubborn/embarrased
Get out there and check yourself men gives you a good excuse to play with yourself if the missus catches you you were checking for cancer and regular ejaculation helps prevent prostate troubles later in life
Very good point Macca! Regular check ups are so important. Many issues can be identified through a simple blood test or two, or three.Quote:
Originally Posted by macca86
Others require a bit of impersonal, short term discomfort.
My goal, as far as health goes, is to live long enough to see my grandkids have kids that grow into at least teenagers - and that isn't going to happen if I don't see my doctor, regularly.
I have Type 2 diabetes, which I believe was caused through a poor lifestyle. The doctor told me a few times to lose weight, and I kept saying yeah, yeah. I made a few attempts, but looking back, I could have tried a lot harder.
Initially I started on 2 tablets a day, and by changing what I put in my mouth and exercising at least 30 mins a day, In 76 days, I went from 2 tablets a day, to none! I feel so much better, because I've lost about 20kg.
That said, I've still got this 'chronic disease' for the rest of my life, and I can't slacken off with what goes in my mouth or stop exercising, at all. If I do slacken off with the exercise for a couple of days, I do notice it and feel like cr@p.
My blood pressure medication has been halved, too. My goal is to be 'medication free' in the near future.
Before you start any exercise, see your doctor, please.
Take care out there.
Rossco