Knowing how your breasts normally look and feel is an important part of breast health. Finding breast cancer as early as possible gives you a better chance of successful treatment. But knowing what to look for does not take the place of having regular mammograms and other screening tests. Screening tests can help find breast cancer […]
Warning Signs of Breast Cancer – what to look out for. Read More »
On the 1st of October The Urology Hospital together with Operation Healing Hands offered a pro bono procedure to one of our patients. Mr Vernon Oliver underwent radical cystoprostatectomy surgery and he also had a Brickers Ileostomy and a bilateral pelvic lymphadenectomy procedure. Thank you to the following doctors who gave their time & love
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Heritage Day is one of the newly created South African public holidays. It is a day in which all are encouraged to celebrate their cultural traditions in the wider context of the great diversity of cultures, beliefs, and traditions that make up the nation of South Africa. In KwaZulu, the 24th of September was formerly
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Kidney cancer is a cancer that starts in the kidneys. Cancer starts when cells in the body begin to grow out of control. Cells in nearly any part of the body can become cancer, and can spread to other areas. About the kidneys To understand more about kidney cancer, it helps to know about the
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Casual Day is South Africa’s leading fundraising & awareness campaign for persons with disabilities and is the flagship project of the National Council of and for Persons with Disabilities (NCPD). Launched in 1995, Casual Day is an awareness and fundraising campaign benefiting persons with disabilities. Each year on the first Friday of September, South Africans
CASUAL DAY 7 September – How can you get involved? Read More »
This week (2-6 September 2015) marks Kidney Awareness Week in South Africa and highlights the need to have one’s kidney functions checked early before chronic kidney disease sets in. Chronic kidney disease (CKD) has been estimated to affect as much as 15% of the South African population. According to the National Kidney Foundation of
Kidney Awareness Week – are you aware of symptoms? Read More »
Latest studies show that minimally invasive, three-dimensional (3D) laparoscopic surgery, which guarantees dramatically enhanced vision, has resulted in vastly improved surgical performances and less stress for surgeons. Prior to the introduction of 3D technology, surgeons were challenged by limited 2D vision, resulting in poor hand-eye co-ordination, variable amplification, mirrored movement, misorientation, motion limitations and a
3D surgery improves results, stress – studies Read More »
Sex and pleasure are part of a package deal – it feels good, and that’s one of the reasons we keep doing it! But recent research shows 30% of women are experiencing pain during the act. Though the hurt could be a symptom of a serious issue such as endometriosis, more often the cause is
7 times your vagina hurts during sex – and what the pain means Read More »
Uterine fibroids are no longer reserved for women over the age of 40. In recent years these abnormal tissue growths have been making an appearance in younger women. Here’s what you should look out for… What are fibroids? Fibrous connective tissues and muscle cells that are clustered together make up a fibroid and often occur in multiple parts of the uterus,
Yes, you can have uterine fibroids in your 20s and 30s – here are the signs Read More »
If there’s one thing I’ve learnt about guys during my years as a sex writer, it’s that they’re desperate to feel okay about their junk – and with nicknames like that, it’s no wonder. This is true regardless of what a guy is packing, from micro-members to skyscraper schlongs. In fact, I once interviewed Jonah
Do you have low penis self-esteem? Read More »
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