Medical articles of The Clementine Churchill Hospital - part of Circle Health Group

By Mrs Anne Mitchener
24.02.20
Neurosurgery

Most of us have experienced a sore neck at some point, whether we have been lifting weights at the gym, or from sitting with poor posture at our desks. We've asked one of our leading London neurosurgeons Mrs Anne Mitchener when neck pain becomes a sign of something more serious.

By Mr Jason Smith
04.02.20
Surgery

Dealing with a sore or itchy bum from diarrhoea

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.

By Dr Sharmistha Guha
21.01.20
Obstetrics & gynaecology

What are some common early pregnancy complications?

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.

By Dr Dan Ornadel
21.01.20
Pulmonology & respiratory medicine

What do different types of coughs indicate?

Coughing is usually short-lived and tends to disappear after a few weeks. There are many factors that may cause a cough, from inflammation, scarring to cancer. Here, one of our top physicians in respiratory medicine explains different types of coughs and their accompanying symptoms.

By Mr David Greenstein
10.01.20
Vascular surgery

Foam sclerotherapy: how does it work?

Do you have veins that look unsightly on your legs, that sometimes bleed and leaves you aching? Fortunately, they can be treated with a procedure called foam sclerotherapy. We've talked to one of our leading vascular surgeons Mr David Greenstein about how it works and whether you can walk or take a flight soon after the procedure?

By Dr Mani Naghibi
07.01.20
Gastroenterology

Chronic diarrhoea: what might be causing it?

Diarrhoea usually isn't anything too serious, however, if you're suffering from it for several weeks it's recommended to talk to a consultant gastroenterologist such as Dr Ghazanfar Ali. We spoke with him to find out more about chronic diarrhoea, how it’s diagnosed and how it should be treated.

A women's body from her waist to her thighs. She is wearing a pink dress and placing her hands over her dress in front of her genital area as if to cover it.

By Dr Moumita Chattopadhyay
20.11.19
Dermatology

Genital warts - causes and treatment

Genital warts are caused by the low-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) which is passed on through sexual activity. They are quite common, but arguably many people believe they won’t ever be affected. So, what should you do if you think you could have genital warts and if so, what can you expect? Dr Moumita Chattopadhyay, a highly experienced dermatologist, explains the causes, diagnosis and available treatment options.

By Mr Nick Ferran
06.11.19
Orthopaedic surgery

How do I know if I need elbow surgery?

Most chronic elbow conditions can be helped with non-surgical management such as physiotherapy. However, some conditions continue to cause pain or stiffness despite physiotherapy and may require surgery. We asked orthopaedic surgeon Mr Nick Ferran about shoulder surgery and how to take care of your elbow afterwards.

Woman looking said with head resting on hands.

By Dr Moumita Chattopadhyay
22.10.19
Dermatology

What you should know about lichen sclerosus and how it affects the vulva

Lichen sclerosus is one of the most common conditions that can affect the vulva. Left untreated, it can progress to scarring and in rare cases can even progress to skin cancer. We spoke to leading consultant dermatologist Dr Moumita Chattopadhyay to find out how patients can spot the condition and how it is treated.

Woman in pain and holding her shoulder in bed

By Mr Nick Ferran
14.10.19
Orthopaedic surgery

The 3 stages of frozen shoulder

Frozen shoulder is a rare condition affecting just 2% of the population and develops gradually in three distinct stages. We asked Mr Nick Ferran, an expert orthopaedic surgeon in London, to describe them. Read to find out more.

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