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Before or after your breast cancer surgery, your consultant may have mentioned the condition lymphoedema to you. It affects 1 in 5 people who have treatment for breast cancer, either surgery or radiotherapy. read more about Everything you need to know about Lymphodema after Breast Cancer Surgery
If you’ve recently been diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease or are experiencing the symptoms of IBD, you be worried about how it can affect your sex life. read more about How Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) can affect your sexual health
Hip replacement surgery is a surgical procedure performed under a general or spinal anaesthetic. It removes the worn or damaged bone and cartilage of your hip joint and replaces them with artificial components made from medical grade plastic, metal or ceramic. read more about Can I go on holiday after hip surgery?
Womb cancer, also referred to as uterine or endometrial cancer, is a type of gynaecological cancer that can affect anyone with a womb, including women and some trans men. You cannot develop cancer of the womb if you’ve had a hysterectomy - a surgical procedure to remove the womb. read more about Common questions about womb cancer
Gynaecological cancer is a term used to describe a cancer found in one of the female gynaecological organs. These types of cancers can affect women and some trans men that still have their gynaecological organs intact, and have a range of symptoms. read more about Different gynaecological cancers and their symptoms
Gynaecological cancer is cancer that affects one of the female gynaecological organs - either the womb, cervix, ovaries, vagina or vulva. read more about What happens if you think you have gynaecological cancer?
While arthritis can be challenging to manage, there are proactive steps one can take to reduce its onset and alleviate symptoms. In this comprehensive article, we will delve into the key strategies and lifestyle choices that can help prevent arthritis and improve joint health. read more about 39 Things You Can Do To Help Prevent Arthritis
Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) are a common but uncomfortable ailment that affects millions of people worldwide each year. They are particularly prevalent among women, with more than half experiencing at least one UTI in their lifetime. While UTIs are typically treatable, their recurrent nature can lead to discomfort and frustration, highlighting the crucial need for effective preventative measures. read more about How to prevent a UTI: 19 Do’s and Don’ts
As the sun starts to come out, it’s important to get into good habits when it comes to skin care. We spoke to Dr Catherine Borysiewicz, Consultant Dermatologist at King Edward VII’s Hospital, for top tips on staying safe in the sun. read more about Top tips from Dermatologists for Summer Skin
Although exercise such as running is great for your health, both mentally and physically, in the hotter weather running can be harder on the body and can sometimes even be dangerous. read more about Should you run in the heat?