Controlling Blood Pressure: 10 Do’s and Don’ts for Patients and Doctors Managing hypertension effectively requires more than just a prescription—it demands a seamless partnership between you and your ...
How to Lower Your Cholesterol Level If you are wondering how to lower your cholesterol level, you aren’t alone. In the UK, approximately 60% of adults have a total cholesterol level above 5.0 mm...
How to Get a Second Opinion on the NHS If you are uncertain about a diagnosis or a suggested treatment plan, you are entitled to ask for a second perspective. MyHSN would encourage you do ask for one....
Bubbles in urine: What it could mean, according to a kidney doctor Occasional instances of foamy pee are common for everyone. But sometimes, those extra bubbles in the toilet water are a sign of a mor...
The Link Between Human Anatomy and Disease: Resilience, Vulnerability, and Diagnostics Fact-checked by health experts | Updated: April 2026 A comprehensive guide to how the body functions, fails, and ...
How Do Body Systems Work Together? A Guide to Human Homeostasis The human body is not just a collection of parts; it is a complex, integrated system. Whilst we often study the heart or lungs in isolat...
Frequent Urination: Why Am I Peeing So Much? Frequent urination (polyuria or urinary frequency) is defined as needing to urinate more often than usual. While often a result of lifestyle habits, it can...
How many times do humans pee a day – and how often? The frequency of urination can vary from person to person, but here’s a general guideline: Average frequency: 6-7 times in 24 hours (5-6...
Tonsillectomy: Benefits, Risks, and Guidelines Deciding whether to undergo a tonsillectomy (the surgical removal of the tonsils) is a significant choice. While the tonsils play a role in the immune sy...
5 Signs Your Heartburn Could Be Serious – When to See a Doctor Heartburn is a common, burning sensation in the chest or throat caused by stomach acid traveling up toward the mouth (acid reflux)....
