Satbir S Aulakh
General Practitioner
Top End Medical Centre 1-44 Stuart Highway Stuart Park Northern Territory, 0810About
He works as a general practitioner with special interests in detecting and treating skin cancers. Finding a Melanoma amongst a thousand moles is a day's work for him. It's very satisfying experience when you can cut out a Melanoma and cure the patient of the dreadful cancer, which is one of the �most lethal form of cancer known to mankind. Risk of developing �Melanoma remains very high in Australia, and unfortunately the rates are rising. It hence becomes imperative for most people to have once a year skin checks, which could be life saving for some. Other cancers like Squamous Cell Carcinomas (SCC) and Basal Cell Carcinomas (BCC) can be very debilitating as well. SCC still accounts for more deaths than Melanoma as it is more frequently found on the sun exposed parts of the body. He has a special interest in Anti Aging Medicine, which is a specialty in its own right. Finding the right balance between one's hormones, right kind of exercise, diet, skin care and anti oxidants are only a few things that will help us live longer and more importantly a longer independent and functional life.
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No peristalsis, floppy colon- what can help?
You need to get a complete digestive and stool analysis. Its a test conducted by functional laboratories. For example in Australia its Nutripath. It can take 2 to 3 weeks to get reports. The reports should tell us a reason. To me it seems you have Dysbiosis of the gut. READ MORE
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Treatments
- Anti Ageing Specialist
Articles and Publications
- Published in the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners Magazine, 2013
What do you attribute your success to?
- Hard Work, Luck, and his Wife
Teaching and speaking
I teach General Practice registrars and medical students on a routine basis. I present case studies amongst colleagues and students regarding skin cancer medicine so that they can recognise the odd abnormal mole in between many normal looking moles. Also recognise the more common Basal Cell Carcinomas and Squamous Cell Carcinomas whilst conducting a skin cancer screening examination.
I have been examining general practice registrars during their college exams for the past many years now.
Hobbies / Sports
- Power Lifting, Keen Fitness Enthusiast, Motorcycles, Singing (In the Band: Pulse)
Favorite professional publications
- British Medical Journal, Australian Family Physician
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