NetDoctor UKDiets Anal fissure symptoms, causes and treatmentnetdoctor.co.uk - Alastair Windsor Experienced a sharp pain, a burning sensation or bleeding when you poo? You might have an anal fissure. The good news is that anal fissures are …
NetDoctor UKAllergies Vulvitis: inflamed vagina, vulva and labia explainednetdoctor.co.uk - Dr Roger Henderson Suffering from a sore or uncomfortable vulva? Sounds like you might have vulvitis, an inflammation of the vulva affecting the soft folds of skin …
NetDoctor UKEating The definitive guide to intuitive eatingnetdoctor.co.uk - Anna Bonet Have you tried (and failed) every fad diet in the book? When it comes to nutrition, there's such a wealth of information available that it can be …
NetDoctor UK Need to pee during sex? Here's what you need to knownetdoctor.co.uk - Gigi Engle The sudden need to pee during sex can be an alarming prospect. One second you’re enjoying intercourse with your partner and the next you need to run …
NetDoctor UKContraception Can you get pregnant while taking the pill?netdoctor.co.uk - Claire Chamberlain Thinking about going on the pill, or anxious that it might not work effectively? The contraceptive pill is a highly effective method of contraception …
NetDoctor UKSkin Vaginal, vulval and labia lumps and bumps explainednetdoctor.co.uk - Claire Chamberlain Discovering an odd lump, bump, spot or rash anywhere on your body can be unnerving, and if it’s anywhere near your vagina it can be even more so. But …
NetDoctor UKProcrastination How to stop procrastinating: 3 simple ways to get things donenetdoctor.co.uk - Anna Bonet If you're always putting off tasks, it's likely you're a procrastinator. Doing this every now and again is not a big issue, but constant …
NetDoctor UKPharma Can I take other medicines with metoclopramide?netdoctor.co.uk - Rita Ghelani It's important to tell your doctor or pharmacist what medicines you're already taking, including those bought without a prescription and herbal …
NetDoctor UKPharma Metoclopramide: dosage and how to takenetdoctor.co.uk - Rita Ghelani Dosage of metclopramide and how often should I take it? ▪️ The usual metoclopramide dose that is prescribed for adults is one 10mg tablet or 10ml …
NetDoctor UKPharma What are the side effects of metoclopramide?netdoctor.co.uk - Rita Ghelani The following are some of the side effects that are known to be associated with metoclopramide. Just because a side effect is stated here doesn't …
NetDoctor UKPharma What should I know before taking metoclopramide?netdoctor.co.uk - Rita Ghelani Metoclopramide is suitable for adults and children over one year old. ▪️ People who've had surgery on the gut in the last three to four days, for …
NetDoctor UKPainkillers Metoclopramide (Maxolon): used for prevent and treat nausea and vomitingnetdoctor.co.uk - Rita Ghelani Metoclopramide hydrochloride is a type of medicine called a dopamine antagonist. It is an anti-sickness medicine, sometimes called an …
NetDoctor UKUrinary Incontinence Urethritisnetdoctor.co.uk - Dr David Delvin Urethritis means inflammation of the urethra. Chief symptoms are pain in passing urine, and a slight discharge from the urinary opening. During 2010, …
NetDoctor UKHpv What to do if you get genital wartsnetdoctor.co.uk - Dr Roger Henderson Dr Roger Henderson qualified as a doctor and a general practitioner from St Bartholomew's Hospital, London. If you discover little fleshy bumps on your penis or vagina which are similar to skin tags, it's possible you might have genital warts. Genital warts …
NetDoctor UKHIIT What you should know about high intensity interval training if you're a fitness newbienetdoctor.co.uk - Laura Williams Laura Williams is a fitness expert of 20 years. Good news if you're time poor Is HIIT worth the hype? We've devised an at-a-glance, comprehensive guide to high intensity training that gives you the …
NetDoctor UKHeatstroke What can really happen if you get heatstroke this summernetdoctor.co.uk - Anita Naik Health journalist It's forecast to be a long hot summer which us Brits are notoriously unprepared for, so heat related-illnesses are likely to be on the increase. …
NetDoctor UKToilets Can a Squatty Potty help you poo better?netdoctor.co.uk - Rhalou Allerhand Is there a right way to poo, and can the angle at which you defecate impact your gut health? The Squatty Potty arrived on UK shores last year with …
NetDoctor UKWorms What to do if your family gets threadwormsnetdoctor.co.uk - Stuart Crisp Consultant paediatrician Spotted small wiggly pieces of white thread in yours or your child's poo? It sounds like it might be worms. Try not to be alarmed! Threadworms, also …
NetDoctor UKPharma Canesten 1% cream (clotrimazole)netdoctor.co.uk - Rita Ghelani Pharmacist With more than 20 years' experience as a pharmacist, Rita loves advising on health and wellbeing: 'Never be embarrassed to ask your pharmacist a question – it’s our job to help you feel better and enjoy a healthier life.' Treating skin infections caused by yeasts, for example Candida, dermatophytes for example Trichophyton, Tinea such as the following: ▪️ Fungal nappy …
NetDoctor UKBody Fat Should you exercise before or after breakfast?netdoctor.co.uk - By Becky Fletcher Before a workout, it can be difficult to know what to eat, or if you should eat anything at all. It doesn't help that the internet is packed with …
NetDoctor UKSkin Cancer Skin cancer: causes, symptoms and treatmentnetdoctor.co.uk - Jeni Worden GP Each year, between 9 and 12 thousand people in the UK develop a new case of skin cancer or malignant melanoma. Sun radiation is one of the most …
NetDoctor UKVertigo Betahistine (Serc): a medicine used to treat vertigo and tinnitusnetdoctor.co.uk Betahistine dihydrochloride is classified as an anti-vertigo medicine. It is available in tablet form in two strengths – 8mg and 16mg. ▪️ Relieving …
NetDoctor UKSkin What are hives? Nettle rash symptoms and treatment tipsnetdoctor.co.uk - John Pillinger GP Have you developed an unexplained rash? If it stings or burns and has no apparent cause, it sounds like you might have hives. Hives come in different …
NetDoctor UKSelf-esteem 5 things you can do every day to improve your body imagenetdoctor.co.uk - Karen Gordon Karen is a freelance journalist and covers everything from news, wellness, health, sex, relationships and nutrition on a daily basis. Poor body image is an issue that so many of us struggle with, and it's often a major predictor of how we're feeling emotionally. Growing evidence …
NetDoctor UKProtein Protein powder: benefits, what to look for and how to use itnetdoctor.co.uk - By Becky Fletcher Protein powder might have once been the sports supplement reserved for body builders, but these days many health conscious people integrate shakes …
NetDoctor UKMalaria Malaria: causes, symptoms and treatmentnetdoctor.co.uk - Charlie Easmon Specialist adviser in travel medicine Malaria is a serous tropical disease spread by mosquitoes. There's no risk of catching it in the UK, but if you're lucky enough to be visiting a …
NetDoctor UKBabies Colic in babies: what to do if your baby won't stop cryingnetdoctor.co.uk - Stuart Crisp Consultant paediatrician Crying is common in babies, but sometimes it might feel like your child is turning on the tears more than they should be. If that's the case, they …
NetDoctor UKSkin The facts about fake tan, according to a dermatologistnetdoctor.co.uk - Sophie Goddard Whenever the sun rears its head, are you suddenly aware how pale your limbs really are? Thankfully, things have come a long way in fake tanning since …
NetDoctor UKSleep Best sleep trackers 2019: how they work and what to buynetdoctor.co.uk - Kieran Alger Kieran is a freelance writer and editor working in the space where health, fitness, sports and technology collide. We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. Sleep is the cornerstone of good health. The quality and length of …
