Why Do My Legs Hurt When I Run?

Mr Shah Punwar, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Mount Stuart Hospital provides information on why your legs may hurt when you run, read on to find out more.

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Can Sneezing Cause a Groin Hernia

Violent sneezing attacks can lead to a groin hernia and as we move into the allergy season for grasses and weeds, it’s best to manage hay fever symptoms such as fierce and frequent sneezing to prevent this possibility. 

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Benefits of Arm Lift Surgery

Arm lift surgery, also known as brachioplasty, can change the sagging skin on your arm to produce a slimmer, toned, and more contoured appearance. Read more to find out the benefits of having this procedure. 

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Is Your Daily Routine Playing Havoc With Your Back

Back pain is a very common problem, about 80 percent of adults experience low back pain at some point in their lifetimes. Sometimes it’s obvious what’s causing your back pain, but more often it's not clear - read on to find out about daily routine activities that may cause back pain.

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Are You Too Vein to Wear Shorts This Summer

If you have unsightly varicose veins, then showing off your legs for the first time in months may be too embarrassing to contemplate. Read on to find out more about the diagnosis and treatments we can offer at Ramsay Healthcare for varicose veins. 

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Take Care of Your Knees When Cycling

As we all get enthused with cycling during the Tour de France, there will inevitably be a few knee injuries along the way.

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Ask a Urologist: 5 Questions about Urinary Tract Infections

Consultant Urologist Mr Matt Hotston, works for Ramsay Health Care at Duchy Hospital in Truro and in the NHS at the Royal Cornwall Hospital Truro, has answered these 5 important questions about urinary tract infections.

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Urinary Incontinence in Females

Consultant Gynaecologist, Mr Fadi Alfhaily answers your frequently asked questions around urinary incontinence in females and treatment options available at Oaks Hospital.

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