Blood in the Stool: Haemorrhoids or Cancer?
Why blood colour alone is not enough to determine the cause.
Health information
Patient Education
If your symptoms persist or you are unsure of the cause, arrange an assessment.
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Colorectal Cancer Can Be Asymptomatic
The importance of screening and understanding risk factors.
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Do Haemorrhoids Need Surgery?
When conservative treatment may be enough and when a procedure is considered.
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Haemorrhoid Grades
A simple explanation of Grades I to IV.
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Colorectal Cancer Screening
FOBT, colonoscopy and who should discuss screening.
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Hernia: When Should You Worry?
Recognise a hernia lump and the warning signs of complications.
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Gallstones
When gallstones may require surgery.
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Breast Lumps
Not every breast lump is cancer, but new changes should not be ignored.
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Thyroid Nodules
How thyroid nodules are assessed.
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Is Every Stomach Pain “Gastritis”?
Abdominal pain has many possible causes, and the location of pain can provide useful clues.