Mr Alan Woodward
06.05.20
Chirurgia generale
COVID-19: What should I do if I think I have a hernia?
A groin hernia is one of the most common surgical conditions and, no doubt, some of you are sat at home aware that you could have a groin hernia but are unable to see a specialist in person due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Mr Alan Woodward, renowned consultant general and colorectal surgeon, answers some frequently-asked-questions to help guide and reassure you during this difficult time.
Mr Haresh Devalia
04.05.20
Chirurgia generale
COVID-19 breast cancer frequently asked questions
If you have breast cancer, it is natural that you are worried about COVID-19 and the future of your breast cancer treatment. Mr Haresh Devalia, one of our top consultant breast surgeon, has answered some frequently asked questions to help guide you during these difficult times.
Mr Alan Woodward
24.04.20
Chirurgia generale
Abdominal pain during the COVID-19 pandemic
If you're feeling abdominal pain, you can still receive medical assistance during the COVID-19 crisis. Mr Alan Woodward is a consultant surgeon and expert in treating many conditions that cause abdominal pain. In this article, he highlights which symptoms are a cause for concern and what you can expect when seeking medical advice.
Mr Haresh Devalia
23.04.20
Chirurgia generale
Coronavirus covid-19 breast lump what to do
Discovering a lump in your breast can be very worrying, especially during the current climate and not fully understanding what diagnostic procedures and treatments are available now. So, Mr Haresh Devalia, one of our top breast surgeons, explains the changes you should expect and exactly what you should do to get the support you need.
Mr Sanjay Agrawal
06.04.20
Chirurgia generale
All about laparoscopy surgery for gallstones
Are you worried that you're living with gallstones? Read more from one of our leading London surgeons Mr Sanjay Agrawal on the symptoms, whether surgery is necessary and if it is possible to live without the gallbladder.
Pancreatic cancer: who is most affected?
Pancreatic cancer is one of the world’s deadliest cancers. Knowing more about the disease, its symptoms, and whether you might be at risk of developing pancreatic cancer may help improve chances of survival. Internationally renowned surgeon, Professor Hemant Kocher, spoke with us recently to answer some commonly asked questions about pancreatic cancer.
Mr Sanjay Agrawal
20.03.20
Chirurgia generale
Inguinal hernia repair surgery: what to expect
Considering having surgery for your painful inguinal hernia? Mr Sanjay Agrawal is a leading surgeon in London, and here he explains whether it is necessary to have surgery and what you can expect from the procedure.
Mr Ahmed R. Ahmed
10.03.20
Chirurgia generale
Post-bariatric surgery and weight gain
After undergoing weight loss surgery and successfully losing weight, one of your biggest concerns may be that you’ll start regaining weight again. Although weight gain at this point is uncommon, it can happen, and sometimes, doctors even expect there to be a little weight gain. A leading London surgeon, Mr Ahmed R Ahmed, explains this in more depth.
Mr Mohsin Dani
03.03.20
Chirurgia generale
Breast awareness: how to check your breasts
Every woman should be 'breast aware', which means that you should examine your breast regularly and become familiar with how they look and feel and to note if there are any unusual changes. One of our expert breast cancer surgeons Mr Mohsin Dani explains why and how you can examine your breasts and when it might be time to see your GP.
Mr Sanjay Agrawal
28.02.20
Chirurgia generale
Understanding both metabolic and bariatric surgery
Metabolic syndrome is the name of a cluster of conditions that occur together and increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, which is why metabolic surgery is an effective option for patients with this condition. Here, leading weight loss surgeon Mr Sanjay Agrawal explains if metabolic surgery differs from bariatric.
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