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Navigating Your Way Through Common Women's Health Issues

Over the course of my adult life, I've been diagnosed with a number of common women's health issues, including polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), cystitis and breast cancer. These conditions, unfortunately, run in my family, but I have spent time learning how to manage my symptoms and health using both traditional and holistic approaches. I started this blog to share the treatments I've tried, connect with other women in a similar position and document the latest news and treatments becoming available for common women's health issues. I hope you find my blog posts interesting, and if you have anything you'd like to share, get in touch.

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Primary Treatment Options Your Sports Physio May Use For Injuries

Posted on June 19, 2020

Whether you play your favourite sport as a professional or as a hobby, you may get injured accidentally. The treatment technique you use determines if you will get cured fast or not. Today, most people prefer non-invasive treatment over the standard treatment offered by physicians. One of the non-invasive injury treatments you can consider is sports physio. The physiotherapists are trained to handle a wide range of sports injuries like ankle/knee sprains and fractures, dislocated fingers, head injuries, shoulder dislocations or fractures, facial injuries, dislocated knees, broken jaws and so on. [Read More]

Understanding The Treatment Options For Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer

Posted on February 20, 2020

Muscle invasive bladder cancer (MIBC) is an aggressive type of bladder cancer that spreads into the thick muscle of the internal bladder wall, which is called the detrusor muscle, and causes tumours to develop. The cancer cells present in this type of cancer can spread to other parts of the body, such as the bones or liver, so prompt treatment is key to getting MIBC under control. Here's an overview of the treatment options for this type of cancer: [Read More]

Hammer Toe In Rugby Players: What Causes It And How Can It Be Treated?

Posted on January 6, 2020

It's no secret that playing rugby can be pretty brutal on your body, and the feet of rugby players are particularly vulnerable to suffering injuries during an intense match. Many rugby players suffer from chronic foot conditions, such as bunions and Achilles tendonitis. Hammertoe is a particularly common and debilitating problem in rugby players, both amateur and professional, and any rugby player who suffers from this condition should visit a podiatrist as soon as possible for professional treatment and correction. [Read More]

Have you been asked to see a neurosurgeon?

Posted on November 14, 2019

Have you visited your GP and been referred to a neurosurgeon for treatment? Being unwell can be a scary time, especially if you are unsure what is wrong with you or how a neurosurgeon can help. Understanding the role of the neurosurgeon and what they do can help to reassure you at a potentially stressful time. Neurosurgeon or neurologist? One of the most common reasons for confusion over the role of the neurosurgeon is that people frequently confuse them with neurologists. [Read More]