17/02/2022Ms Ravinder KalkatObstetrics & GynaecologyPostmenopausal bleeding: is it normal, and what are the main causes?In our latest article, we find out whether or not postmenopausal bleeding is normal, what the main causes are, and how it is typically managed, as highly revered and experienced consultant obstetricia...More articles from this doctor
12/07/2019Mr Frederik SchreuderPlastic SurgeryIs my wrist bruised, sprained or broken?Fallen on or hurt your wrist recently? An injury to the wrist can result in a range of symptoms from simple bruising to a fracture, but just when is it time to see a doctor? We've asked expert plastic...
23/03/2017Written by Top DoctorsSurgery-free facial rejuvenation: PRX-T33 peelingGetting rid of acne scars or stretch marks is possible without surgery, and chemical peeling can offer immediately noticeable results. Find out more about the innovative PRX-T33 facial peel treatment.
10/05/2019Dr John MartinGastroenterologyCapsule endoscopy: how long does it take to pass?Capsule endoscopy is a technique that allows visualisation of the entire gastrointestinal tract to enable doctors to diagnose conditions such as coeliac disease and inflammation of the gut. Expert gas...More articles from this doctor
17/04/2019Mr Rishi ChanaOrthopaedic SurgeryRunning: how to prevent hip stress fractureIf you train your body pretty hard and have developed hip or groin pain that hurts when lying down, you may have a hip stress fracture. Thankfully, orthopaedic surgeon Mr Rishi Chana is on hand to ex...More articles from this doctor
11/08/2017Written by Top DoctorsLaser lipo vs liposuction: what are the advantages?Laser lipo or laser lipolysis is a technique that reduces an accumulation of fat tissue through a minimally invasive procedure that eliminates the adipocytes and tightens the skin. How does it differ ...
30/05/2018Professor Melvin LoboInternal MedicinePoTS syndrome - why is my heart rate faster when standing?Sometimes when we stand up suddenly we can feel a little dizzy – but what if this happens frequently, and your heart rate doesn’t go down? It could be a sign you’re affected by postural tachycardia sy...More articles from this doctor
11/12/2020Mr Feisal ShahOrthopaedic SurgeryUnderstanding knee pain in young adults, and its causesWe normally think of knee problems as occurring in the older generation but unfortunately, people can have knee pain at a young age too! Read more from our expert orthopaedic surgeon Mr Feisal Shah on...
24/02/2017Written by Top DoctorsWhen should I see a neurologist?Find out the different conditions a neurologist diagnoses and treats, and what happens during a consultation with a neurologist.
02/06/2025Dr Mohssen ChabokCardiologyA cardiologist’s guide to chest pain: Causes, symptoms, and when to seek helpChest pain is one of the most common reasons people seek emergency care. While it can indicate a serious heart problem, many cases have non-cardiac origins. In this article, a consultant interventiona...