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By Dr Sobia Arshad
26.09.24
Endocrinologist

Never too late to bloom: an introduction to hypogonadism

Hypogonadism is when sexual glands called the gonads (the testes and the ovaries) fail to produce normal amounts of hormones such as oestrogen, testosterone, and progesterone. This causes the secondary physical sexual characteristics to be underdeveloped or never develop at all. This may also mean that a person who has hypogonadism may face fertility issues or brittle bones. In this article, expert endocrinologist and consultant physician Dr Sobia Arshad explains hypogonadism and its effects on the body.

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By Dr Sobia Arshad
21.11.23
Endocrinologist

Let's talk about menopause

Menopause affects every woman around the world - except for those who had their ovaries removed before puberty. But, do we really talk about it enough? Leading endocrinologist and consultant physician Dr Sobia Arshad offers her expertise to this important women’s health conversation, by highlighting exactly what it is, the symptoms and offering experienced day-to-day advice for women experiencing menopause such the concept of 'menowashing'.

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By Dr Sobia Arshad
30.03.23
Endocrinologist

What are the health risks associated with obesity?

Obesity is the latest topid of discussion in our latest article here. Highly experienced consultant endocrinologist, Dr Sobia Arshad, tells us what health complications can occur as a result of being obese.

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By Dr Sobia Arshad
21.02.23
Endocrinologist

What are the health effects of obesity in the body?

Obesity is a common health problem that affects an estimated 1 in 4 adults in the UK. Here, Dr Sobia Arshad, leading consultant endocrinologist, provides an expert insight into obesity, including its classification, health risks, and treatment.

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By Dr Sobia Arshad
10.02.23
Endocrinologist

What is the ideal level of cholesterol?

Cholesterol can be split into two categories: good cholesterol (HDL), and bad cholesterol (LDL). In her latest article, renowned endocrinologist and consultant physician Dr Sobia Arshad explains the difference between these different types of cholesterol, as well as the ideal level of both.

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