Impotence, which is often referred to as erectile dysfunction affects at least 1 in 5 men at some point in their life. Erectile dysfunction can be caused by mental stress or physical issues, and fortunately, treatments are available to help deal with this issue.

Premature Ejaculation is a sexual condition that is characterised by a man's lack of voluntary control over his ejaculation. This means that men who suffer from premature ejaculation reach orgasm sooner than they would like too, sometimes less than 2 minutes after penetration. This condition affects up to 30% of the male population.

With so many reports of obesity cases, concerns are rising for the health of the UK population. The fact remains that obesity can, in most cases, be treated using a number of methods, like using weight loss treatments.

Baldness can occur in men at any age from the mid-teens and early twenties to middle age. Mostly hereditary, there are ways to help deal with this problem including hair follicle replacement through to prescription treatments to stop losing the hair that you have.

Everybody is aware of the dangers of smoking. Your daily quality of life is affected by shortness of breath and ageing skin, and smoking also causes more long term risks such as cancer and cardiac problems. However, there are a number of options available to help you kick the habit.

The risk of humans catching the avian bird flu is remote, and although this is the case, many people are taking precautions by obtaining treatment so they are prepared in the event of a pandemic. Please read about the influenza here and the associated medications available.

A woman's sexual drive and libido can be very fragile, especially during menopause or when they have had their ovaries or womb removed. Women can suffer from a lack of sexual desire which can damage their confidence too. Now the latest treatment in sexual dysfunction can help women get over these hard times and regain their confidence and libido.

Genital herpes is a common sexually transmitted infection that can be transmitted easily between sexual partners. Blisters and sores occur on and around the genital area, causing a great deal of pain and discomfort. Usually these symptoms are recurrent, sometimes returning within weeks or months, but several effective prescription medications can be used to eliminate the problem discreetly.

Turn to emergency contraception when your regular contraception has let you down or after unprotected sex. If you have had unprotected sex but are concerned that you might become pregnant, you still have options. We offer 2 types of emergency contraception which are safe for women over the age of 16. They can be taken up to 3-5 days after intercourse, depending on your choice of pill.

We all need cholesterol, but as with most things in life, too much of it is harmful and can produce some serious consequences, including heart disease. High cholesterol causes blood vessels to become narrowed with fatty deposits. A way to reduce your cholesterol is by taking a Statin.