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Menstrual pads, tampons, cup
Professor T. Justin Clark

By Professor T. Justin Clark
24.10.24
Obstetrics & gynaecology

Heavy menstrual bleeding: Causes, symptoms, and treatment options

Heavy menstrual bleeding, also known as menorrhagia, is a condition that impacts many women during their reproductive years. It can have a significant impact on daily life, making it essential to understand its causes, treatment options, and how it relates to the menopause. Here, Professor T. Justin Clark, esteemed consultant gynaecologist, provides an expert insight.

Mr Rajeev Peravali

By Mr Rajeev Peravali
08.10.24
Colorectal surgery

What are anal skin tags?

Anal skin tags are small, benign (non-cancerous) growths that develop around the anus. They are typically soft and flesh-coloured, often described as resembling small flaps or bumps of skin. Though they are harmless, anal skin tags can sometimes cause discomfort or concern, especially if they become irritated. These skin tags are quite common and may affect people of any age or gender. We speak to specialist colorectal surgeon Mr Rajeev Peravali who explains what they are and how they are diagnosed..

A heart rate pic
Dr Ashan Gunarathne

By Dr Ashan Gunarathne
03.10.24
Cardiology

Heart palpitations explained: causes and considerations

Palpitations are a common experience for many people, and while they can feel alarming, they are often harmless. The sensation of your heart beating rapidly, irregularly, or forcefully can raise concerns, especially if it happens frequently. Leading consultant interventional cardiologist Dr Ashan Gunarathne explores what palpitations are, their possible causes, when you should be concerned, and how they can be diagnosed and treated. Understanding these factors can help you manage palpitations effectively and know when to seek medical advice.

Girl with a possible meningioma having a CT scan
Mr Andrew Kay

By Mr Andrew Kay
23.09.24
Neurosurgery

Meningioma: What's the treatment process?

The treatment process for meningioma, a type of tumour that arises from the meninges (the protective membranes covering the brain and spinal cord), depends on several factors such as the size, location, growth rate, and symptoms caused by the tumour. Meningiomas are usually benign (non-cancerous), but they can sometimes be malignant or cause significant symptoms due to their location. In this article, leading consultant neurosurgeon Mr Andrew Kay provides a detailed overview of the treatment process.

Man thinking about colorectal cancer
Mr Rajeev Peravali

By Mr Rajeev Peravali
10.09.24
Surgery

How can I recognise the signs of colorectal cancer?

Colorectal cancer, also known as bowel cancer, affects the colon or rectum and is one of the most common cancers in the UK. Early detection significantly increases the chance of successful treatment, making it important to recognise the signs and symptoms. Leading consultant colorectal surgeon Mr Rajeev Peravali discusses how understanding these early warning signs can lead to prompt diagnosis and treatment.

A presenter interviewing a guest for his podcast.
Mr Michael Kuo

By Mr Michael Kuo
12.07.24
Otolaryngology / ENT

Voice disorders: Exploring causes and treatments

Voice disorders can have a significant impact on daily life and interpersonal communication. From hoarseness and vocal fatigue to complete loss of voice, voice disorders encompass a wide range of conditions that affect people of all ages. Here, Mr Michael Kuo, renowned consultant ENT surgeon, provides an expert insight into the world of voice disorders, exploring their causes, diagnosis, and treatment options.

Girl who needs facial reconstructive surgery
Mr Ross Elledge

By Mr Ross Elledge
10.07.24
Oral & maxillofacial surgery

Facial reconstruction after skin cancer removal, and Mohs micrographic surgery

The facial skin cancer removal procedure, including the Mohs micrographic surgery technique, naturally leaves a hole, and reconstruction works to fill the space created and recreate structures that may be missing. Without this, it can have a significant impact on patient quality of life, particularly regarding self-esteem around appearance. Here to tell us all about facial reconstruction and Mohs micrographic surgery in expert and reassuring detail, is leading consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon Mr Ross Elledge.

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