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Postoperative pain management
Dr Nofil Mulla

Por Dr Nofil Mulla
17.10.24
Unidad del dolor

How to prepare for postoperative pain before your surgery

An aspect of surgery that patients can feel the most anxious about is not the procedure itself but what comes after. A surgery may only take three hours but require three months to recover from, and in that time, the patient must likely deal with some postoperative pain. Of course, to be expected when the body has been cut open and put back together again, even by the most skilled hands. In this guide, a consultant pain physician and intervention specialist shares tips and advice for preparing and managing postoperative pain, before the surgery.

X-ray of patient who needs knee surgery for arthritis.
Mr Yuvraj Agrawal

Por Mr Yuvraj Agrawal
17.10.24
Traumatólogo

How successful is knee surgery for arthritis?

Knee surgery, particularly knee replacement surgery, is often considered a highly effective treatment for arthritis, especially for individuals who have not found relief through non-surgical treatments like medication, physiotherapy, or lifestyle changes. The surgery is primarily aimed at reducing pain, restoring mobility, and improving quality of life for patients with severe arthritis in the knee.

A woman with kidney stones
Dr Andrew Coutinho

Por Dr Andrew Coutinho
17.10.24
Nefrólogo

What is the link between kidney stones and painful urination?

Kidney stones are a common but painful condition that can cause significant discomfort, especially during urination. These solid deposits form in the kidneys and can vary in size. Understanding the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for kidney stones can help those affected find relief and take steps to prevent future occurrences. We speak to a renowned nephrologist who explains the link between kidney stones and painful urination.

Man with sciatica
Redacción de Top Doctors

Redacción de Top Doctors
Neurocirugía

Can sciatica go away?

Sciatica is characterised by pain which radiates along the path of the sciatic nerve. It runs from the lower back, through the hips, and down each leg. Sciatica is often caused by compression or irritation of the nerve due to conditions such as a herniated disc, bone spur, or spinal stenosis. Patients experiencing sciatica may wonder if this painful condition can go away on its own or whether medical intervention is necessary.

A young woman holding a pink breast cancer ribbon
Mr Naren Basu

Por Mr Naren Basu
16.10.24
Oncólogo Médico

Breast cancer genetics: The role of BRCA1 and BRCA2

Genetics plays a significant role in the development of breast cancer, significantly increasing a woman’s risk of developing the cancer. Here, Mr Naren Basu, renowned consultant oncoplastic breast surgeon, provides an expert insight into breast cancer genetics, discussing the role of genes such as BRCA1 and BRCA2, the implications of genetic testing, and the treatment options available for those affected.

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