From gallstones and hernias to varicose veins and digestive problems, our Spire experts provide insight and knowledge for a range of health conditions.
Nipple discharge refers to fluid that leaks out of the nipple when you are not breastfeeding.
Read moreLupus is a long-term (chronic) autoimmune condition, which means your body mistakenly attacks your healthy cells.
Read moreHay fever affects around one quarter of all UK adults, making it one of the most common immune conditions,
Read moreFeeling tired is fairly common and can be caused by lots of different things, such as working too much or staying up too late.
Read moreIron is essential for almost every aspect of your health. This is because it is a critical part of your blood, which contains haemoglobin.
Read moreThe digestive system breaks down the food you eat, allowing your body to absorb the energy and nutrients it contains.
Read moreA gastroscopy is a procedure to examine the inside of your gullet, stomach and the first part of your small intestine.
Read moreAn ingrown toenail happens when the edge of your toenail grows down into the surrounding skin.
Read moreGetting older brings a host of changes to our bodies, including our eyelids.
Read moreYour blood’s clotting ability is important to help stop excessive and potentially dangerous bleeding when a blood vessel is injured.
Read moreGallbladder removal surgery is a common procedure, and is the only proven treatment for gallstones.
Read moreEvery year around 20 million people worldwide undergo surgery to repair an inguinal hernia, revealing just how common inguinal hernias are.
Read moreA drug allergy refers to an abnormal reaction of your immune system to a medication.
Read moreThe most common type of gallbladder disease is gallstones, which affects 10–15% of UK adults.
Read moreA sore throat, cough and runny nose are symptoms most people recognise as having a cold or the flu.
Read moreGetting a good night’s sleep can be challenging for a variety of reasons.
Read moreMost people will feel dizzy at some point in their lives but frequent bouts of dizziness can be distressing.
Read moreYour liver is the second largest organ in your body and has several vital functions.
Read moreDrinking excessive amounts of alcohol can have both short and long-term effects on your health and wellbeing.
Read moreAround a quarter of the population in the UK will experience chronic (long-term) pain at some point in their lives.
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