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.
Mr Stewart Disu
26.04.19
Ginecologia e Ostetricia
What does an abnormal smear mean?
If you've had a smear test and have been told the results are abnormal, understandably you're going to feel worried and nervous. We've asked our leading gynaecologist Mr Stewart Disu to explain what this could possibly mean and the likeliness of having developed cervical cancer.
Mr Nick Ferran
15.04.19
Traumatologia
Is it cubital tunnel or carpal tunnel syndrome?
It's more likely that you've heard of carpal tunnel syndrome, a trapped nerve in the wrist, over cubital tunnel syndrome, where the ulnar nerve is compressed in the elbow. Expert orthopaedic surgeon Mr Nick Ferran explains the symptoms of both and whether it's possible to have the two conditions at the same time.
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.
HRT: what are the benefits and risks?
The choice of whether or not to take hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is different for each person. To help you make the most of your consultation with your doctor, we’ve asked experienced gynaecologist and fertility consultant Mr Parijat Bhattacharjee for an overview of the benefits and risks of HRT.
Dr Devinder Bansi
09.04.19
Gastroenterologia
Understanding the role of gut bacteria
We have a fascinating ecosystem of bacteria that live in our guts. The bacteria digest our food and supply nutrients to our body, but when this is out of balance the knock-on effect can affect our immune system and even our mental health. Expert gastroenterologist Dr Devinder Bansi explains the important role that gut bacteria plays in the body.
Mr Abhijeet Parikh
03.04.19
Otorinolaringoiatria
Cholesteatoma: why is treatment necessary?
If you have the ear infection cholesteatoma, it's important to get it treated right away to stop any further complications, such as hearing loss. We asked our expert otolaryngologist Mr Abhijeet Parikh to explains why it needs to be treated.
Fibroids: do they affect fertility or pregnancy?
Do you have heavy, irregular and painful periods and the frequent need to pass urine? If you've been suffering from fibroids, whether you realised or not, you may be wondering if the condition affects your fertility and chances of conceiving. Our expert Mr Parijat Bhattacharjee explains more.
Wisdom teeth removal: How it works
Not all wisdom tooth procedures are the same. Leading consultant maxillofacial and oral surgeon Mr Bhavin G Visavadia explains the difference between how simple and complex wisdom tooth removals are handled, and what recovery can look like.
PCOS: what causes polycystic ovaries?
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a relatively common condition affecting a woman’s ovaries, which can lead to various symptoms, including difficulty conceiving a child. What causes PCOS and what effects can it have? Experienced gynaecologist Mr Parijat Bhattacharjee explains.
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