Chronic Conditions
Heartburn
Heartburn is caused when the stomach produces an excessive amount of acid. This larger than normal quantity of stomach acid means some is able to flow back up the oesophageal tract, which causes the burning sensation and overall discomfort.
Bronchitis
The respiratory system consists of two airways, called bronchi, which branch out from the windpipe, or trachea, into each of the two lungs.
Indigestion (Dyspepsia)
Known as dyspepsia or heartburn respectively, some people who suffer from indigestion can feel both of these types at the same time.
Silent Reflux (laryngopharyngeal reflux)
Find out everything you need to know about Silent Reflux.
Gout
Gout can be extremely painful and can also lead to lasting damage to the surrounding tissue in the inflamed area. Gout is most common in men; however women can also be affected by this particularly after they have gone through the menopause.
Sciatica
To find out more about what, exactly, sciatica is, what parts of the body it affects, symptoms of this condition and some of the treatments, our guide will explain everything you need to know.
White Coat Hypertension
White coat syndrome is a very common condition, in which a patient experiences high blood pressure and heightened anxiety when in a clinical situation.
Thunderstorm Asthma
During a thunderstorm, asthma symptoms can flare-up. A thunderstorm is a dangerous mix of asthma triggers, which may lead to breathlessness, a tight chest, coughing or wheezing.
Summer Asthma Triggers
There are many asthma triggers that can affect you during the summer. Read what this includes.....
Exercises for Sciatica
Sciatica normally involves pain in the lower back (lumbar area) which radiates out towards the knee. It is usually caused by a lumbar disc herniation which directly presses upon the sciatic nerve causing discomfort and pain.