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  A medical checkup or a physical exam is done by a doctor to evaluate your health condition. It is a series of examinations that provides you and your doctor with information about which part of your body may need more attention or sheds light on any discomforts you may be experiencing. As part of your checkup, your doctor will discuss your medical history, including any previous or present health conditions you have or that run in your family, past medical procedures you underwent, any current medications you are taking, and your habits, diet, and lifestyle. One vital aspect of your routine checkup is laboratory exams which blood testing is a part of. Blood work is a helpful tool that helps your doctor understand your physical state. It is beneficial for conditions that do not alert you to any symptoms in their early stage. What are the benefits of blood testing? Your doctor will recommend how often you need to run your lab tests. As you age, your doctor can add more tests

  Your body is composed of complex systems that work round the clock to keep your physical condition in order. However, there are instances where professional help is required to correct certain disorders. For instance, earwax or cerumen is naturally produced by your ears to serve a number of purposes. It is something you hardly notice or think about until it causes some potential problems. For example, when there is a build-up of earwax or when it is impacted, it leads to pain and other ear discomforts. It is best to visit your local Earwax removal clinic for assistance in such situations. What Causes Earwax to Build Up? ●      Ears produce dry or naturally hard earwax, which can also happen as you age. ●      Ears have narrow canals ●      Ears have bony parts in the outer ear canal ●      Frequent use of cotton swabs ●      Using ear plugs or hearing aids keeps earwax from falling out naturally ●      Scouring of ears with hairpins or paperclips ●      Certain h