Asthma in children: Symptoms and diagnosis
A persistent dry cough as well as breathing difficulties and wheezing can be a signs of allergic asthma in children. In this informative article, hgihly esteemed consultant paediatric allergist Dr Helen Brough expertly explains how asthma is diagnosed in very young children and how the condition differs in adults.
Don’t take the risk: know your child’s food allergies
Allergic reactions can be scary, especially if the root cause of them is unknown. A common cause is food, but there are many kinds of foods and that can make finding the root cause difficult. To explain the process of discovering where the allergy comes from and how it is handled, leading paediatric allergist Dr Helen Brough has provided thorough answers to important questions in this article.
Dr David Game
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Are kidney stones preventable?
Kidney stones are a common cause of pain, affecting 1 in 10 people. We discuss with revered London-based urologist, Dr David Game, the formation of kidney stones, the symptoms that they can cause, and whether they can be prevented entirely.
Dr Varun Mehra
03.03.22
Ematologia
Bone marrow transplant: who might require it?
Read our latest article to find out what exactly a bone marrow transplant is and who might need one, as leading London-based consultant haematologist, Dr Varun Mehra, answers all the commonly asked questions in relation to bone marrow transplants.
Feeling comfortable in their skin
Quality of life of both child and their parents or carers, is significantly affected by paediatric eczema. Here to offer expert, reassuring advice about this condition is leading paediatric allergist Dr Helen Brough.
Professor Helen Brough
07.02.22
Pediatria
All you need to know about allergic rhinitis
In this article, esteemed London-based consultant paediatric allergist, Dr Helen Brough, details what exactly allergic rhinitis is, what causes the condition, and how it can be most effectively treated.
Mr Scott Robbie
05.10.21
Oftalmologia
Multifocal lenses: benefits and suitable candidates
Multifocal lenses are lenses that are placed inside a patient's eye, replacing a patient's natural lens with the aim of reducing dependence on glasses. In our latest article, revered consultant ophthalmologist, Mr Scott Robbie, explains what multifocal lenses are, outlines their main benefits and disadvantages, whilst also revealing who may and who may not be suitable candidates for multifocal lenses.
Dr Thomas Smith
23.07.21
Unità del dolore
What is spinal cord stimulation and can it fix my pain?
Severe chronic back pain can be dramatically relieved by spinal cord stimulation. Dr Thomas Smith, leading specialist in pain medicine, discusses the procedure, considers how - and who - it can help.
Acquired hearing loss in children – everything you need to know
Loss of hearing can be frightening for people of all ages, for children even more so. Find out all you need to know about this issue here.
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