Dr Mark Cox
09.04.20
Gastroenterologia
How to prevent indigestion this easter
Little do people know, too much chocolate is one of the main causes of heartburn and indigestion, and more so than every at Easter time. Mr Mark Cox, an expert consultant gastroenterologist from Birmingham, explains how you can prevent it so you can fully enjoy all the chocolate eggs you want this bank holiday.
Dr Kishor Tewary
31.03.20
Pediatria
Treating anaemia: how to keep your child healthy
Anaemia can cause your child to have low energy levels and can even cause breathlessness. We spoke with Dr Kishor Tewary, a leading consultant paediatrician, to find out how common this condition is. He let us know what causes it and shared some top tips on how it can be treated.
Dr Kishor Tewary
27.03.20
Pediatria
Urinary tract infection (UTI) is a very common illness in children and one that parents need to be aware of. If a UTI is not diagnosed and treated, it can sometimes affect the kidneys. Dr Kishor Tewary, a leading paediatrician, explains to us what the key symptoms of a UTI are in children and infants, and how they can be prevented.
Mr G Shyamalan (Shyam)
14.02.20
Traumatologia
What is the best treatment for golfer’s elbow?
After the winter break, injuries to unused and untrained muscles are likely to occur for many golfers. One of the most common of these injuries is golfer's elbow. To prepare for this, Mr Gunaratnam Shyamalan has put together this helpful guide explaining the various treatments available and the most effective ways to alleviate pain and symptoms.
Mr Mark Dunbar
26.11.19
Traumatologia
Who should have a partial knee replacement?
A partial knee replacement, as the name suggests, replaces only the affected part of the knee that needs to be replaced, rather than replacing all three parts, as is the case with a total knee replacement. It has many benefits, but it is not suitable for everyone. We interviewed orthopaedic surgeon Mr Mark Dunbar to find out more about a partial knee replacement.
Mr Aniruddha Chakravarti
16.09.19
Urologia
Patient-tailored minimally invasive treatment for BPH
Benign prostatic hyperplasia, often known as BPH, is the enlargement of the prostate gland causing obstruction to the flow of urine out of the bladder. Mr Aniruddha Chakravarti, a leading urologist tells us about the minimally invasive treatements now available for this condition.
Mr Imran Masood
27.08.19
Oftalmologia
Glaucoma is a progressive condition affecting the eyes, which, if left untreated, can cause the patient to lose their sight. Can you have glaucoma without realising it? And could titanium eye stents be a solution? Expert ophthalmologist Mr Imran Masood has the answers.
Dr Kishor Tewary
07.06.19
Pediatria
Hydronephrosis - information for parents
Hydronephrosis means ‘excessive water/urine collection in the kidneys’. Hence, it’s a condition where urine cannot drain out of the kidneys properly, causing them to swell up or stretch. It can affect one or both kidneys. Dr Kishor Tewary, consultant paediatrician, with a special interest in uro-nephrology tells us more about hydronephrosis in children.
Dr Kishor Tewary
29.05.19
Pediatria
Bedwetting: causes and solutions
Most young children wet the bed from time to time. However, if bedwetting continues as the child gets older, should you be worried? Why do children wet the bed? And how can we help our children? Consultant Paediatrician Dr Kishor Tewary is here to explain.
Dr Kishor Tewary
28.01.19
Pediatria
Managing asthma and hay fever in kids
Sometimes it can be difficult for parents to differentiate between whether their child has asthma or hay fever. Expert paediatrician Dr Kishor Tewary explains everything you need to know on managing symptoms of both atopic conditions.
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