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Abnormal Cervical Smear
What is a cervical smear? A cervical screening test is a test to see if there are any abnormal cells in the cervix (the ‘neck of the w
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,18,2012
Tennis Elbow
What is tennis elbow? Tennis elbow is basically an inflammation of the tendons around the elbow area usually caused by twisting and over-str
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,18,2012
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS)
What is the carpal tunnel? The carpal tunnel is the ‘passageway’ which lies between the carpal bones and a ligament called the r
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,18,2012
Glandular Fever
What is glandular fever? Glandular fever is a viral infection. Although it is not a particularly serious condition, glandular fever can be d
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,18,2012
Chickenpox
What is chickenpox? Chickenpox is a red rash which can appear on most areas of the body (after infection). It is very uncommon for a
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,18,2012
Oesophageal Cancer
What is cancer? Cancer is a disease where abnormal cells in the body begin to grow, divide and reproduce in an uncontrollable way. These abn
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,18,2012
Stress
What is stress? Simply put, stress is a feeling of being under intense pressure. It can be extremely damaging to your health.
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,21,2012
Hair Loss (Alopecia Areata)
What is hair loss (alopecia areata)? The hair loss caused by alopecia areata (a chronic, inflammatory condition which affects the head&rsquo
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,21,2012
Stop Smoking
Why stop smoking? Smokers and non-smokers are aware that stopping smoking is far from easy. In fact, UK surveys reveal that stopping smoking
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,21,2012
Botulism
What is botulism? Botulism causes flaccid paralysis of the muscles. There are three types of botulism: Food-b
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,21,2012
Rabies
What is rabies? Rabies is an infection of the central nervous system. If you are bitten by a dog (or another animal) with rabies, the rabies
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,21,2012
Macular Degeneration
What is macular degeneration? Macular degeneration is an eye condition which affects your central vision. It affects your ability to see wha
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,22,2012
Bone Cancer
What is bone cancer? Bone cancer is a disease which mainly occurs in young people (usually between 10 and 20 years of age). It is not consid
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,22,2012
Abnormal Cervical Smear
What is a cervical smear? A cervical screening test is a test to see if there are any abnormal cells in the cervix (the ‘neck of the w
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,22,2012
Varicose Veins
What are varicose veins? Usually blue or dark purple in colour, varicose veins are unsightly veins which appear bulging and twisted. This ma
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,22,2012
Eczema
What is eczema? Eczema is a painful and irritating skin condition that particularly affects children. The skin becomes red and dry. Because
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,22,2012
Neuralgia (Trigeminal)
What is neuralgia? An ‘attack’ of neuralgia is where you suddenly feel a kind of stabbing pain in one side of your face. This ca
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,23,2012
Shingles
What is shingles? Shingles can be a very painful health condition. It usually affects people over 50 years of age. If you hav
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,23,2012
Epilepsy (generalised seizures)
What is epilepsy? There are several types of epilepsy. This article will focus upon generalised seizures – the type of seizure most pe
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,23,2012
Health & Fitness Centre
In this article: What is energy (in relation to the body & mind)? Why do we sometimes suffer from a lack of energ
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,24,2012
Health & Fitness Centre
In this article: How does the body work? Why do we sometimes become ill? What would be a good starting
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,24,2012
Health & Fitness Centre
In this article: What do we mean by our ‘outlook’? Why do we sometimes suffer from a negative outlook?
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,24,2012
Health & Fitness Centre
In this article: Why should single people pay particular attention to their health? What would be a good starting poi
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,24,2012
Gingivitis
What is gingivitis? Gingivitis is an inflammation of the gums surrounding the teeth, usually caused by a build up of bacterial plaque.
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,25,2012
Fibromyalgia
What is fibromyalgia? Fibromyalgia is a chronic condition which affects muscles, tendons and ligaments. People with fibromyalgia experience
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,25,2012
Malaria
What is malaria? Malaria is a serious infection which kills over 1 million people a year worldwide. It is classified as a tropical disease a
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,25,2012
Warts
What are warts? Warts are small rough lumps on the skin which usually appear on the hands and feet. They can, however, occur anywhere on the
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,25,2012
Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
What is Lymphoma? Lymphoma is cancer of the lymphatic system (the lymph nodes system which is spread throughout your body). T
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,25,2012
Multiple Sclerosis
What is multiple sclerosis? Multiple sclerosis is a disease which affects your muscle control and therefore affects your overall mobility. T
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,25,2012
Head Lice
What are head lice? Anyone can get head lice, but they most commonly affect children. Although the only way to get rid of head lice is to un
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,25,2012
Motor Neurone Disease (MND)
What is motor neurone disease? In your brain you have nerve cells called motor neurones. Motor neurones send messages from you brain to your
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,28,2012
Over-Active Thyroid
What is over-active thyroid? The thyroid is a gland in your neck. It is ‘curled around’ your windpipe. Its primary function is t
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,28,2012
Tetanus
What is tetanus? Tetanus is an infection from which everyone should be protected through immunisation injections (as tetanus can be fatal).
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,28,2012
Urinary Incontinence
What is urinary incontinence? More common in women than men, urinary incontinence is where urine leaks out of the vagina or penis unintentio
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,28,2012
Addison’s Disease
What is Addison’s disease? Addison’s disease is caused by damage to the adrenal glands. These glands sit above the kidneys (i.e.
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,28,2012
Breast Cancer – Female
What is breast cancer? Breast cancer (cancer of the breast) can occur in either sex, but is most commonly found in women. It is also the mos
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,31,2012
Tendonitis
What is tendonitis? Tendonitis is a condition that can occur in any part of the body where muscle connects to bone. When the tendon becomes
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,31,2012
Parkinson’s Disease
What is Parkinson’s disease? Parkinson’s disease is named after the person that first identified it in 1817, Dr James Parkinson.
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,31,2012
Low Back Pain
What is low back pain? Low back pain (also known as lumbago) can affect anyone and is the most common reason why people take time off work t
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : May,31,2012
Contraception (Barrier Methods)
What is barrier method contraception? Background to condoms Male condoms How to use male condoms
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,16,2012
Colic
What is colic? Symptoms Causes Diagnosis Effect on your life Treatment
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,16,2012
Type 2 – Diabetes
What is Type 2 - Diabetes? Symptoms Causes Diagnosis Treatment How Chemi
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,16,2012
Type 1 – Diabetes
What is Type 1 - Diabetes? Diagnosis Advice & Support Sympt
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,16,2012
Lung Cancer
What is lung cancer? Diagnosis How Chemist Online can help Symp
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,16,2012
Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)
In this article: What is PMS? Causes How Chemist Online can help
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,16,2012
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
In this article: What is seasonal affective disorder? Diagnosis
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,16,2012
Gingivitis
What is gingivitis? Gingivitis is an inflammation of the gums surrounding the teeth, usually caused by a build up of bacterial plaque.
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,17,2012
Impotence (Erectile Dysfunction)
What is impotence? Impotence is where a man cannot develop and/or maintain an erect penis for sexual performance. Although im
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,17,2012
Nappy Rash
What is nappy rash? Nappy rash is any kind of irritating skin condition or rash occurring in the nappy area. It usually develops as a result
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,17,2012
Dystonia (Cervical)
What is cervical dystonia? Cervical dystonia is a condition which affects the behaviour of the neck muscles. It is the most common fo
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,19,2012
Sexual Health
Different types of sexually transmitted infections There are numerous types of sexually transmitted infections. The most common (and ‘
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,19,2012
Spina Bifida (in children)
What is spina bifida in children? Spina bifida is where your child’s spine or nervous system is affected due to a birth defect (or a s
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,19,2012
Muscular Dystrophy in Children (Duchenne)
What is Duchenne muscular dystrophy? Duchenne muscular dystrophy is a muscle-weakening condition which, over time, leads to progressive disa
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,19,2012
Slipped Disk
What is a slipped disk? A slipped disk is a common back complaint. Also known as a prolapsed or herniated disc, a slipped disc most commonly
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,19,2012
Leptospirosis (Wiel’s Disease)
What is leptospirosis? Like rabies, leptospirosis is a zoonotic condition. This means that it is an infectious disease which can be spread f
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,19,2012
Stress
What is stress? Simply put, stress is a feeling of being under intense pressure. It can be extremely damaging to your health.
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,19,2012
Endocarditis (Heart Valve Disease)
What is endocarditis? Endocardium is the tissue that lines the inside of the heart chambers. With endocarditis, a bacterial infection causes
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,19,2012
Night Blindness (Retinis Pigmentosa)
What is night blindness? Night blindness is a hereditary disease where, over time, the sufferer experiences a gradual loss of vision. The pa
...Read MoreBy : Joe Swails | Category : Business and Economy | Date : July,19,2012
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