The Prostate: Enlargement, PSA Testing and What the Numbers Mean
Waking at night to urinate, a weak stream, and the PSA test nobody explains properly. What is benign, what needs investigation, and how to decide about screening.
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Menopause: Symptoms, the HRT Confusion, and What the Evidence Says Now
Perimenopause often starts years before periods stop. What is hormonal, what the HRT risk story actually showed, and the non-hormonal options that work.
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Heavy Periods: What Counts as Too Much and What Causes It
Heavy menstrual bleeding is common, frequently normalised, and a leading cause of iron deficiency. How to judge it, what causes it, and the treatments available.
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PCOS: What the Diagnosis Means and What Actually Helps
Irregular periods, acne, unwanted hair, and ovaries that look polycystic on a scan. How PCOS is diagnosed, why insulin is central, and the treatments that work.
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Air Pollution: What PM2.5 Does and What Actually Protects You
AQI numbers, what the particles do inside the body, which masks work, and whether air purifiers are worth the money.
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A Cough That Will Not Go Away: Working Through the Causes
Most chronic cough comes down to three or four causes, and cough syrup addresses none of them. How to narrow it down and what needs urgent investigation.
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Asthma: Why Inhaler Technique Matters More Than Which Inhaler
Most people with asthma use their inhaler wrong, which means the medicine never reaches the lungs. Preventer versus reliever, technique, and the red flags in an attack.
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Urinary Tract Infections: When It Is Simple, and When It Is Not
Burning, urgency and frequency. What a simple UTI needs, when it becomes a kidney infection, and why recurrent infections deserve a different approach.
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Kidney Stones: Getting Through One, and Not Getting Another
What causes stones, which ones pass on their own, the pain relief that actually works, and the prevention most people are never told about.
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Kidney Function Tests: What Creatinine and eGFR Actually Tell You
Why a normal creatinine does not mean normal kidneys, what eGFR stages mean, and the test most people have never been offered.
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Short-Sightedness in Children: Why It Is Rising and What Slows It
Myopia is increasing sharply worldwide. What drives it, why outdoor time matters more than screen time, and the treatments that genuinely slow progression.
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Cataract and Glaucoma: Two Very Different Problems People Confuse
One clouds the lens and is fixable with surgery. The other silently destroys the optic nerve and cannot be reversed. How to tell them apart and when to be checked.
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