Por Dr Hana Patel
21.07.23
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Medico-legal consultation: a comprehensive guide
GP and medico-legal expert Dr Hana Patel explains everything you need to know regarding medico-legal consultations, including when they are necessary, how information is evaluated and challenges which can arise during such consultations.
Por Dr Alka Patel
13.06.23
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Self-care can improve our mental and physical health, helping us to feel better in our mind and our body. While self-care is different for everyone, it all comes down to one practise: looking after and taking care of our own health. Here to provide an expert insight into self-care is Dr Alka Patel, leading lifestyle medicine physician, longevity coach and general practitioner.
Por Dr Hana Patel
21.03.23
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Is it safe to take the pill after turning 40?
Taking the pill after you turn 40 can have certain side effects or complications. In her latest article, renowned GP Dr Hana Patel explains these dangers in detail and outlines how you can stay safe while using contraception after turning 40.
Por Dr Ranjit Sagoo
21.02.23
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What are the dangers of obesity?
Obesity is a condition that can lead to many other dangerous health problems. In his latest article, Dr Ranjit Sagoo explains how obesity is characterised and diagnosed, as well as the changes we can make to our lifestyles to help combat the ill effects it can have on our health.
Por Dr Victoria Owen
15.02.23
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How important is genetic screening for menopause?
In this article, Dr Victoria Owen, a distinguished London-based GP, provides us with an all-you-need-to-know guide on menopause, including useful information regarding the main symptoms and treatment options.
Por Dr Amar Lally
25.01.23
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Safe skin tag removal, according to a GP
Skin tags are growths that are often mistaken for warts or pigmented moles. Here to provide an expert insight into skin tags, including risk factors and removal options, is Dr Amar Lally, highly experienced general practitioner with a specialist interest in dermatology.
Por Dr Alka Patel
10.01.23
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Is it normal to always feel tired?
Revered lifestyle medicine physician, longevity coach and general practitioner Dr Alka Patel gives invaluable, expert advice on how to reduce tiredness and improve sleep habits in this informative article.
Por Dr Sera Shoukru
05.01.23
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Highly respected general practitioner and accredited medical aesthetics practitioner Dr Sera Shoukru explains the benefits of well-woman screening and what patients should expect from their consultation in this informative article.
Por Dr Ranjit Sagoo
04.01.23
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What are anxiety and depression?
Anxiety and depression are increasingly common mental health problems that can cause a lot of distress if they are not treated. In his latest article, Dr Ranjit Sagoo offers his expert insight into these conditions, and explains what causes them and how they can be managed. What are anxiety and depression? Anxiety and depression are mental health problems that are becoming increasingly common in today's society. Anxiety is a condition where we're in a persistent sort of stressed state. In normal circumstances, we should be experiencing just very short bursts of stress responses. However, the constant, persistent stress of today’s society is causing us to have elevated, long-term chronic stress responses, that become more pervasive and intrusive in our lives. Both stress and anxiety can become overwhelming and difficult to control. If we are suffering from depression, symptoms can include a very low mood, difficulty concentrating, low self-esteem and motivation. What causes anxiety and depression? There can be numerous causes of anxiety and depression. This includes financial problems, work stress, difficulties at school, and problems with relationships, with ourselves or with other people. Things like social isolation can be a big factor, as can our physical health. If we're dealing with chronic pain, and long-term health conditions, they can start to impact our mental health. A combination of several of the above factors can also lead to anxiety or depression. How are anxiety and depression treated and what can happen if they go untreated? There are numerous different ways of treating anxiety and depression. Medicine is one way, but there are multiple different non-pharmacological forms of treatment. Physical activity and exercise, mindfulness, counselling, and CBT coaching are commonly suggested. All these can all be really helpful in helping people, who are going through difficulties with stress, anxiety and depression. How can people manage anxiety and depression? There are many different things people can do themselves to help manage their symptoms. Exercise, physical activity and just getting out in nature can help put the mind at ease. These can help calm anxiety, raise our mood, and help promote a healthy sleep routine. Sleep is important as it reduces the stress response inside the body. In addition to these activities, treatments such as psychotherapy, counselling, CBT coaching, as well as setting goals and action plans, can help to manage day-to-day stress and anxiety. Dr Ranjit Sagoo is a leading health and wellbeing coach based in Birmingham, with more than 15 years of experience. If you would like to book a consultation with Dr Sagoo, you can do so today via his Top Doctors profile.
Por Dr Wayne Cottrell
14.12.22
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What you should know about mycoplasma genitalium
It may not be as well known as other sexually-transmitted infections, but mycoplasma genitalium is no less concerning. Here to tell us all about why it's important to get it treated is leading London GP Dr Wayne Cottrell. He discusses just what this condition is in further detail, how it’s different from chlamydia and what can happen if it’s left untreated, in this comprehensive article.
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