1. Should I go to A&E?

   10/03/21

   ailments and injuries such as cuts, bruises, minor infections, strains and skin complaints. What about ... More

2. Skin Problems

   03/06/14

   this topic can be found here: Skin Problems FAQs.   Marks on face Q. I have a brown mark on the side of ... I have been sick with various skin lesions and throat swelling. I just found out that I have been staying ... in a house infested with the following moulds (aureobasidium, penicillium, and aspergillus). The skin ... More

3. Prostate cancer screening: where are we now?

   13/01/23

   the prostate is accessed via the perineum, the area of skin between scrotum and anus. Sampling via ... More

4. Your FAQs to our GPs

   03/06/16

   too small? Can I enlarge my penis? I can’t get an erection I cum too quickly I have a skin problem ... More

5. Lennie: I went from a mild breathing difficulty to 100% oxygen overnight

   11/08/20

   pattern and lung capacity.  However, since the original interview in May, I keep shedding layers of skin ... More

6. Don't be a tit over breast reduction

   03/06/14

   for men are for man boobs, noses, ears, liposuction and dealing with skin excess after major ... reduction. We cut around the areola, the coloured skin around the nipple. This leads to visible scars so ... More

7. Cancer

   17/02/16

   above are taken from this publication.) Types of cancer Prostates FAQs Bowel C ancer FAQs Skin Cancer ... More

8. Symptom Watch

   26/07/18

   see your GP. There is also a mole checker on the NHS website. You’re at greater risk of skin cancer if ... you have fairer skin, fairer hair, blue eyes, more moles or have been seriously sunburnt or use ... sunbeds. More on skin cancer. Feeling dow n Feeling down is normal at times but it can turn to something ... More

9. Food supplements

   21/12/17

   vitamin D in your skin), eat processed microwaved meals, and know your diet is not as good as it could be, ... More

10. Stranger Than A Talking Dog

    25/10/16

    skin to form an ulcer or become attached to the chest wall.’ The risk of breast cancer increases with ... More

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