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Physical exams are important for both work, sports, and DOT purposes to ensure that people are physically capable of performing the tasks they need to do. For work, physical exams can be used as a precautionary measure to prevent potential health issues from arising in the workplace. It allows employers to identify any medical conditions that need to be addressed or prevented before an employee begins work. For athletes, physical exams are a must for making sure that they can safely compete in their sport and also detect any existing health conditions that may have an impact on their performance.
Physicals are also essential for regular people who want to maintain a healthy lifestyle. By getting a physical exam, you can have peace of mind that your body is healthy and that any underlying medical issues can be identified and treated before they become serious. Physical exams also provide an opportunity for people to talk with their doctor about any health-related issues or concerns they may have, in addition to receiving a general physical assessment. Regular physicals are an important part of a routine wellness checkup and Drs. Verma and Kattegummula are able to provide extensive information regarding what they find to be helpful, given your current physical condition. For recommendations on aging and how your body changes, consider setting up an appointment with Dr. Verma or Kattegummula to learn about the best lifestyle changes you can make to compliment and optimize your health.
Sports physicals are a vital tool in helping to avoid injury on the playing field. During a sports physical, a doctor will conduct an evaluation of your overall health and make sure that you are physically fit for the activity or sport that you plan to participate in. They can also look for any signs of medical conditions, such as asthma or a heart condition, that could put you at risk of harm. A sports physical will also ensure that any protective gear needed is properly fitted and in good working order. Additionally, they can review your current medication list to make sure there are no potential interactions with the sport or activity. The doctor may also suggest stretching exercises and other preventive measures that could help reduce your risk of injury.
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