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Dr. Chuma Egwim
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Apr 27, 2026
Fight Chronic Disease
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3:50Dr. Chuma EgwimGUEST
Meaning we are feeling okay, we have no symptoms, no complaints, but we do go to see at least annually our primary care, uh, uh, physicians to have a regular testing, blood pressure testing, blood glucose, our liver chemistries, the liver enzymes that are part of the annual, uh, uh, lab testing.
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4:10Dr. Chuma EgwimGUEST
And what happens is that by so doing, a condition can be picked up early, can be treated to prevent the bad things, quote-unquote, uh, from happening, the more advanced stages of, of, of many, uh, illnesses.
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7:17Dr. Chuma EgwimGUEST
And yes, there's that sense of, "Oh, it could be this." They, they actually do even...
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7:23Dr. Chuma EgwimGUEST
It, it, the thought crosses their mind that it might be something serious, but that sense of denial, "I, I just don't want to sort of, uh, deal with this or have this diagnosis," and then they put it off and put it off, uh, until it's too late.