Dr Marion Gluck trained as a doctor in Hamburg more than 30 years ago and has since gained global acclaim for her work in women’s health and bio-identical hormone replacement therapy.
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24 September 20161 min read
FLU Vaccination
With the onset of Autumn it is now time to think about protection from flu this winter. Each year the flu vaccine changes according to the information obtained from worldwide surveillance as to which strains are felt to be the most likely to cause disease that year. This is why there is a need to revaccinate every year. There are 2 forms of vaccination- a live attenuated nasal spray and an inactivated injection. The at risk groups of people who are at greater risk from flu infection include: Pregnant women Those with chronic diseases including lung, heart, liver and kidney disease Those who have lowered immunity – due to high dose steroid treatment or cancer treatment Those who have had a stroke or TIA ( transient ischaemic attack) Those with a neurological condition Those who have had a spleen removed Those who are significantly overweight Others who should consider the flu vaccine include: All aged over 65 All those in a nursing or residential home The main carer for an older or disabled person A household contact of an immunocompromised person Frontline health or social care worker Children – both at risk and those covered by the school programme All […]
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1 October 20163 min read
STOPTOBER – Stop smoking for October
Stoptober is an initiative from Public Health England to increase the number of smokers stopping for good. The tag line is that if you stop for 28 days, you are 5 times more likely to stop for good. According to figures from ASH (Action on Smoking and Health) in 2014: 20% of adult men and 17% of adult women are smokers, meaning there are 9.6 million adult smokers in the UK. The rates have halved since 1974 when 51% of men and 41% of women were smokers. The prevalence is highest in the 25-34 year age group and lowest in the over 60 age group. The rates are much higher amongst poorer people. 59% of all adults now report that they have never smoked. Two thirds of smokers start before the age of 18 despite it being illegal to sell cigarettes to anyone under 18. Use of tobacco is associated with an increased risk of certain cancers as well as heart disease. These cancers include lung, larynx (voice box), oesophagus (gullet), mouth and pharynx, bladder, pancreas, kidney, liver, stomach, bowel, cervix, leukaemia ( blood) and ovary. With the reduction in smoking, rates of lung cancer in males and oesophageal cancer […]
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30 August 20171 min read
Plasma Rich Platelet Therapy
We are introducing a next generation injection procedure to our practice, which can help treat a range of orthopaedic conditions. Plasma Rich Platelet therapy, essentially accelerates and aids the healing of injured tissues over the body by first taking blood from the patient. This gets placed in a machine to separate the blood into the different types of blood cells and further separate the platelet rich part to be mixed with local anaesthetic. This is prepared in an injection to be injected into the area of the injury. Conditions that we can treat: Tennis Elbow Knee Arthritis Plantar Fasciitis Tendinitis Bursitis Rotator Cuff Tears Shoulder Arthritis Golfer’s Elbow Impingement Syndrome Of The Shoulder The Benefits: Your own blood is used therefore there is no risk of any disease transmission. May eliminate the needs for more aggressive treatments, such as long term medication or surgery. A remarkable return of function to the injured area. Shorter recovery times. How does it work? Blood is a lot more than just a red liquid running through your arteries and vessels, it is in fact a very complex tissue. It contains six different types of cells all of which have different functions varying from carrying […]
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