Mr Arjuna Imbuldeniya
17.05.21
Traumatologia
Hip-related knee pain: possible causes explained
Knee pain is sometimes caused by an issue with the hip. Mr Arjuna Imbuldeniya explains the possible causes in young and older adults, as well as the symptoms that could suggest the cause.
Mr Maan Kasmiya
23.04.21
Oftalmologia
Diabetic retinopathy: facts and treatments
Diabetic retinopathy (DR) is a complication of diabetes that affects the delicate part in the back of the eye (the retina). Learn from Mr Maan Kasmiya about this condition and its treatment.
How to take care of your leg health
If you are experiencing symptoms of swelling, sores or throbbing and painful legs, which are not healing, you will need to see an expert in case you have varicose veins or leg ulcers. Want to know how to prevent these symptoms from occurring in the first place? Read one of our top vascular surgeon's tips on how to look after your legs.
Mr Mathias Winkler
15.12.20
Urologia
Prostate cancer: symptoms, diagnosis and new treatment
You may be wondering about the best way prostate cancer should be treated and what the latest innovations are for this condition. We recently got in contact with the highly established consultant urologist, Mr Mathias Winkler, to find out the answers to your frequently asked questions related to this disease. In this article, he shares his expert advice.
Mr Maan Kasmiya
25.09.20
Oftalmologia
wet and dry ARMD (age-related macular degeneration) treatment
Age-related macular degeneration (ARMD) has two types: wet and dry. Learn about both these types and their treatment from Mr Maan Kasmiya, an expert who has spent many years providing patients with ARMD care.
Mr Rajesh Kavia
18.06.20
Urologia
Kidney stones: what to be aware of
Kidney stones are very common. In some people they are asymptomatic but in others who have larger stones, it can be a very painful experience. Here, one of our leading urologists Mr Rajesh Kavia explains when you should visit a doctor and what the possible treatment options are.
Mr Jason Smith
04.02.20
Chirurgia generale
Why does my bum get itchy and painful when I have diarrhoea? Mr Jason Smith explains what causes this irritating and quite often embarrassing problem and the ways we can prevent it from happening in the future.
Expecting a baby is an exciting and emotional time! During the first few months, you can expect various changes to your body; some which are harmless and others which may need some more attention. London-based obstetrician and gynaecologist, Dr Sharmistha Guha, gives us an overview of some of the most common complications a woman can face in the first trimester.
Timed intercourse: does it actually work?
If you’re trying for a baby, when is the best time to have sex? Many couples find it difficult and turn to purchasing “hormone monitoring kits” to help. But what is the evidence that these work? We asked experienced gynaecologist and fertility consultant Mr Parijat Bhattacharjee to review the studies so far and assess their conclusions.
Dr Devinder Bansi
15.04.19
Gastroenterologia
Probiotic, prebiotic and symbiotic: what’s the difference?
Have you ever wondered why probiotics and prebiotics are good for our gut health and how they work? Top London gastroenterologist Dr Devinder Bansi explains how they really can benefit our wellbeing.
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