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The nose, cheeks and forehead are the usual areas affected, but other areas, such as the chest, neck and ears, can also be involved (Photograph: Author Image)

The management of rosacea

19 April 2017 CPD

Diagnosing rosacea, understanding the various presentations, recognising triggers and management opt...

LARC and sterilisation options

11 September 2014

Dr Abdelmageed Abdelrahman discusses long-acting reversible contraception and sterilisation....

Diagnosing vaginal infections

14 August 2012

Dr Gill Jenkins discusses the common causes of vaginal symptoms and how to diagnose them....

Allergic rhinitis is characterised by sneezing and itching (Photograph: JH Lancy)

Managing allergic rhinitis

17 July 2012 CPD

How to treat seasonal exacerbations in primary care. By Dr Suneeta Kochhar...

Adducted metatarsal head (Photograph: SPL)

Bunions

26 June 2012 CPD

Advising on footwear may be all that is needed in terms of treatment. From footwear to surgery, by G...

Gastroscopy can assess the severity of oesophagitis and exclude other pathology (Photo: SPL)

Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease

12 June 2012

Revise the presentation and management of GORD. By GP Dr Louise Newson....

Exercise improves health and aids relaxation during pregnancy (Photograph: SPL)

Pre-pregnancy counselling

5 June 2012 CPD

Antenatal advice covering lifestyle, diet and contraception. By GP Dr Gill Jenkins....

Onychomycosis affects toenails more commonly than fingernails (Photograph: Author Image)

Fungal nail disease

29 May 2012 CPD

Revise the presentation and management of onychomycosis. By GP Dr Nigel Stollery...

Chickenpox may complicate three in every 1,000 pregnancies (Photograph: SPL)

Antenatal viral infections

22 May 2012 CPD

Dr Suneeta Kochhar describes how common viral infections may manifest during pregnancy....

Epididymitis with or without orchitis is managed with analgesia, scrotal support and antibiotics (Photograph: SPL)

Scrotal pain

15 May 2012 CPD

Revise the causes and presentation of scrotal pain and when to refer. By GP Dr Lizzie Croton...

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