Endometriosis is a common gynaecological condition thought to affect around 1 in 10 women in the UK. It can affect women at any age but it’s most common in women in their 30s or 40s. The symptoms of endometriosis range in severity and some patients experience no symptoms. There are a number of treatment options…
If you’ve returned from a skiing holiday with an injury that’s causing you discomfort, you’re probably considering what you should do next. Dr Ade Adejuwon, Consultant in Sports and Exercise Medicine, explains the best ways to look after yourself if you’ve returned from the slopes with an injury.
The physical demands that long distance running places on the body can result in anything from annoying, persistent aches, to runner’s knee, and shin splints. Consultant in Sports and Exercise Medicine, Dr Mike Loosemore, advises how you can prepare your body and best avoid injury before your next marathon.
In the last decade, there have been multiple medical reviews into the use of vaginal mesh implants. Learn about what a vaginal mesh implant is, and find out more information about what to expect from surgery to remove the mesh implant.
King Edward VII’s Hospital and Cleveland Clinic London are developing a partnership, building on their shared values and commitment to patient centered care. As part of this partnership, we are pleased to announce that leading independent GP Dr Ruth Whitby is relocating to King Edward VII’s Hospital.
With the party season just around the corner, Foot and Ankle Surgeon Roslyn Miller shares her advice to help you choose the right party heels to look after your feet.
