Written to explain,
not to sell.
Written by our physicians, for patients who want to understand their health properly rather than be sold something.
Three pieces,
to begin.
Each written by the specialty that handles the concern it discusses.
Why persistent tiredness is so often assessed too narrowly
Fatigue sits downstream of a large number of systems. A single test rarely settles it, and a normal result rarely means nothing is wrong.
Perimenopause: what changes, and what can be done about it
It can begin a decade before the final period, while cycles are still regular — which is why it is so often recognised late.
Anxiety, sleep and the body: a two-way relationship
The relationship runs in both directions. Treating one without assessing the other is the most common reason progress stalls.
Nothing here is a diagnosis or a substitute for a consultation.
Reading only
gets you so far.
If something here describes what you have noticed, the next step is an assessment rather than more reading.
Four fields. A coordinator calls you back.
Low-pressure. Ask anything first.
Start from the symptom instead.