ARTICLES
What is colic and how to deal with it
Peter Walker, a UK expert on Developmental Baby Massage, discusses the signs of colic and how to relieve it What IS colic? Colic is the name given to repeated episodes of
The role of a pharmacist when treating hormone imbalances
Five things you didn’t know about pharmacists and how they can help with hormone-related conditions The origin of pharmacists is ancient and stems from the first person who extracted juice
Wrexham Maelor Hospital evaluates clinical use of PLGF point-of-care testing for pre-eclampsia
Dr Lynda Verghese, pictured right, Consultant Obstetrician and Maternal Medicine Lead, and Dr Yee Ping Teoh, pictured left, Consultant Clinical Biochemist, based at Wrexham Maelor Hospital, along with Dawn Hannah,
Do women really need testosterone?
Paaven Patel, Operations and Quality Assurance Pharmacist at Specialist Pharmacy, and Rizvan Batha, Director of Operations & Superintendent Pharmacist at Specialist Pharmacy discuss the importance of testosterone for women. When thinking about
How hypothyroid symptoms can be treated via a private GP and specialised compounding pharmacy
Rizvan Batha, Superintendent Pharmacist at Specialist Pharmacy discusses the signs and symptoms of thyroid problems Thyroid hormones – thyroxine (T4) and triiodothyronine (T3) – are produced by the thyroid gland
Compounded DHEA – the wonder hormone which can help manage menopause symptoms
Compounded DHEA can help manage menopause symptoms and improve energy, clarity of the mind and quality of life. DHEA is the most abundant steroid hormone in the body, produced in
Consultant in focus – Q&A with Benjamin Black
An obstetrician and gynaecologist, and a specialist advisor to humanitarian organisations, Benjamin holds a specific interest in how to respond to the sexual and reproductive health needs of populations living
Compounded testosterone: Why women need it
Many people think that testosterone is a male hormone and not something that women need, however, it is a vital sex hormone for females and when lacking they can experience
The Ockenden Report: Defining the responsibilities of the obstetric anaesthetist for non anaesthetists?
James Watts, consultant in anaesthesia and critical care medicine at East Lancashire NHS Trust discusses the Ockenden Report and the role of the obstetric anaesthetist. In 2016, Donna Ockenden, former Clinical
Women’s physiotherapist shares tips to help new mums regain their pelvic floor strength
For Maternal Health Month, Amanda Savage, women’s health physiotherapist and advisor to Kegel8 reveals her top tips for new mums suffering from pelvic disorders to aid physical and mental recovery post-partum. The
