Allergic rhinitis (or hay fever) is one of the most common allergic conditions affecting millions of people across the globe. New research shows a link between gut health and the onset and management of allergic responses, including hay fever.
Faecal incontinence carries a lot of embarrassment and stigma, but it is important to get it diagnosed and treated properly. Mr Gregory Thomas from Welbeck Digestive Health tells us why.
Diarrhoea is when you pass looser and more frequent stools than usual. Most people experience this from sometimes, and usually it's nothing to be concerned about. However, if you have diarrhoea that lasts for several weeks, you should see a doctor.
Do you have a holiday fast approaching? If so, we're sure you want to avoid gut issues at all cost! The Gut Health Clinic is here to make sure your holiday isn’t ruined by a funny tummy!
As with any cancer, bowel cancer requires patients to have specific lifestyle changes, with diet being a primary example. Lucy Kerrison at The Gut Health Clinic takes a look at the role food plays when considering a bowel cancer diagnosis.
Every 15 minutes, someone is diagnosed with bowel cancer, equal to 43,000 people each year. Regular screening can identify cancer early and could be lifesaving. So, if you have any symptoms, don’t delay in seeing your doctor.