Conditions
Diabetes, thyroid, fatty liver, digestive conditions and high blood pressure, each explained in plain language.
High blood pressure
High blood pressure usually has no symptoms, but over time it damages the heart, brain and kidneys. This page explains how it is measured, what the cut-offs are in different sources, and what helps.
Read moreDiabetes (high blood sugar)
Diabetes means blood sugar stays higher than it should. This page explains the symptoms, which tests are used to diagnose it, what treatment and follow-up look like, and when to get help urgently.
Read moreThyroid conditions
The thyroid is a gland in the neck that regulates the body's metabolism. This page explains the symptoms of an underactive and an overactive thyroid, how they are found with a blood test, and how they are followed up.
Read moreFatty liver
Fatty liver means fat has built up in the liver. It usually has no symptoms and is found on an ultrasound or a blood test. This page explains why it matters, how it is assessed and what helps.
Read moreDigestive problems (heartburn, bloating and constipation)
Heartburn, reflux, bloating and constipation are common complaints. Most improve with changes to daily habits, but some symptoms need to be checked early. This page explains the differences and the warning signs.
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The full patient guide
What to prepare for the first visit, for blood tests and for monitoring at home.