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Tight foreskin, a condition known as phimosis, is a prevalent concern among adult males, raising questions about its causes, associated risks, and potential impact on sexual health. In his latest onli...

Have you had trouble urinating recently, and have you been meaning to get it checked out? If so, this article will detail a highly effective treatment option for this problem that you may have been se...

A common concern those awaiting knee replacement surgury share, is how long will it be before they can return behind the wheel and drive again? Leading orthopaedic surgeon Mr Christopher Arthur Bailey...

Mr Nicholas Eynon-Lewis, skilled ENT Surgeon, talks us through vertigo. He explains what are the signs and if it's really just a fear of heights.

An epididymal cyst is a fluid-filled growth that forms in the epididymis, the tube located on the upper testicle (in the scrotum). Although non-cancerous and generally painless, surgery for the remova...

Thalassaemia is a type of anaemia that leads to a decrease in haemoglobin levels, causing red blood cells to become fragile and short-lived. Here, Professor John Porter, renowned consultant haematolog...

Hair colour is well-known to be an inherited trait from our parents. However, did you know that there's more to it than just 'dominant' and 'submissive' genes? Here to provide a detailed look at ha...

If your vision is getting blurry after having undergone cataract surgery, you might have Posterior Capsule Opacification (PCO) and need further treatment. Mr Colin Vize answers several key questions t...

Though aftercare may differ depending on the type of procedure, there are some general things you should and shouldn't do after having a tooth removed which will either help or delay your recovery. Dr...

Diplopia is what eye specialists call double vision, a condition that can affect both eyes or just one and causes a person to see two images of a single object. Miss Stephanie West, an ophthalmologist...