Raj Arora
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- 3
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Aug 14, 2026
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Why you must get your persistent erectile dysfunction checked out (opens the original)
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There are certain symptoms patients will happily discuss with their GP in extraordinary detail – bowel movements, rashes, suspicious toenails – and then there are the problems that suddenly make maintaining eye contact feel like an Olympic sport. Erectile dysfunction (ED) is one of them. Men will often sit in my GP room and talk around the problem for several minutes, before finally getting to the point. ‘Everything’s fine, really. It’s just… things aren’t quite working as they used to.’ By ‘thi
Those flakes may not be dandruff: DR RAJ ARORA reveals the true cause (opens the original)
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We’ve all had that moment. You’re wearing your favourite black top, catch your reflection in the mirror and suddenly notice what looks like a light dusting of snow on your shoulders. In July. Not exactly the aesthetic you were going for. But before you assume it’s dandruff, it might not be. Not every flaky scalp I see as a GP is actually dandruff – though my patients almost always assume it is. And that matters, because treating a dry, irritated scalp as if it were dandruff can actually make thi
How to tackle smelly feet and when they're a worrying sign (opens the original)
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Feet are probably the hardest working part of our bodies, carrying us through thousands of steps every day – all while being squeezed into trainers, work shoes and the occasional pair of heels that we instantly regret. Yet despite all the pressure we put on them, they rarely get any appreciation. In fact, they usually only get our attention when they start making their presence known – by their smell. Foot odour is one of those problems people often apologise for before they’ve even taken their
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