HeyJaredEllie Cannon
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You don't need erectile dysfunction pills. Stress could be the cause (opens the original)
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I was fascinated to read a study that found erectile dysfunction was strongly linked with workplace stress – and I think it could completely change the way we treat the embarrassing sexual issue. The research, published earlier this month, tracked the health of about 820 men aged between 22 and 40 over several months. Their stress levels were also recorded, and they were then split into five categories, from most stressed to least. The first-of-its-kind study concluded that those men with the mo
The mystery condition felling women with dizzy spells and brain fog (opens the original)
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Have you heard of postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, otherwise known as POTS? A few years ago, a young patient of mine was diagnosed after months of suffering dreadful dizzy spells that left her unable to stand up. It came seemingly out of nowhere and meant she had to drop out of college. Since then, I've become much more aware of POTS, and just how easily it can be missed. Perhaps that shouldn't be surprising. The condition is poorly understood, meaning many primary care doctors may not
DR ELLIE: A mysterious new condition has come out of nowhere (opens the original)
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Have you heard of postural tachycardia syndrome, otherwise known as PoTS? A few years ago, a young patient of mine got the diagnosis after months of suffering dreadful dizzy spells that left her unable to stand up. It came seemingly out of nowhere, and meant she had to drop out of college. Since then, I’ve become much more aware of PoTS, and just how easily it can be missed. Perhaps that shouldn’t be surprising. The condition is poorly understood, meaning many GPs simply wouldn’t have encountere
Always struck down with a cold or sore throat? There's a simple fix (opens the original)
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It’s one of the most common questions I get asked: ‘Why am I always sick?’ And it’s always the same complaint – one cold rolls into another, a sore throat lingers, then a cough sets in just as the last one clears. We all know someone like this. For some, the answer is simple: they just come into contact with viruses more often. This is typically the case for teachers, parents of young children and healthcare workers (call a meeting of doctors, and the odds are one of them will have a cold). In r
How my slim friend's debilitating migraines were beaten... by fat jabs (opens the original)
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A friend of mine is often floored by chronic migraines. I don’t mean the occasional bad headache dispatched with a couple of paracetamol. They can leave her laid out for days, unable to work or function normally. Like millions of migraine sufferers, she has spent much of her life seeking specialist treatments – with varying degrees of success. So when we caught up last month, what she told me was fairly astonishing. ‘My neurologist has started me on Mounjaro,’ she said. ‘And my migraines have st
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