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Dad’s health: 4 areas men often overlook

In the hustle and bustle of daily life, many dads tend to overlook certain aspects of their well-being. Let’s shed light on some of these crucial men’s health areas that often fly under the radar.

12 June 2024

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In the hustle and bustle of daily life, many dads tend to overlook certain aspects of their well-being. Let’s shed light on some of these crucial men’s health areas that often fly under the radar.

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Regular health check-ups

Dads can be notorious for putting off visits to the doctor unless absolutely necessary. However, regular health check-ups are vital for early detection and prevention of potential health issues. From routine blood pressure and cholesterol screenings to comprehensive diagnostic tests, staying proactive about health check-ups can lead to early intervention and better outcomes. Browse through our range of men’s health screening offerings here.

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Balanced nutrition

Amidst busy schedules, fast food and convenience meals may become the norm for many dads. However, maintaining a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains is essential for overall health and longevity. Nutritious eating habits of dads not only benefits their health but also set a positive example for the whole family.

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Physical activity

Juggling work and family commitments often leaves little time for exercise. Yet, regular physical activity is crucial for maintaining optimal health and preventing chronic diseases. Encouraging your dad to incorporate simple exercises like brisk walking, cycling, or even playing sports can make staying active an enjoyable part of their routine. If your dad is struggling with obesity despite efforts to exercise or change his diet, consider seeking personalised guidance from our Bariatric Specialist by booking an appointment here.

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Sleep hygiene

Quality sleep is often sacrificed in favour of late-night work or catching up on chores. However, adequate sleep is fundamental for cognitive function, mood regulation, and overall well-being. Emphasising the importance of establishing consistent sleep routines and creating a conducive sleep environment can help dads prioritise better rest.

If your dad is having trouble getting quality sleep despite efforts to adopt proper sleep hygiene practices, it is recommended to seek professional help – book an appointment with our sleep physician here.

Let’s inspire our dads to embrace a holistic approach to health that encompasses physical, mental, and emotional well-being. By raising awareness about these often-overlooked health aspects and providing support and resources, we can empower fathers to lead healthier and happier lives, benefiting both themselves and their families as well. Here’s to celebrating fathers and their well-being today, and every day.