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Dr Dawn Harper looks at a patient whose excess facial hair is taking over her life
Dr Christian Jessen deals with a patient with an irritating case of folliculitis
A patient with hyperpigmentation is assessed by Dr McKenna
A patient with an ear infection is diagnosed by Dr Jessen
Dr Dawn Harper examines a patient with asymmetrical breasts
A patient suffering from suspected cystitis is diagnosed by Dr McKenna
A few particularly painful bunions are examined by Dr McKenna
Dr Pixie McKenna provides some information on the causes of acne, zits and spots as well as some of the treatments available.
Dr McKenna gives out information on how to test for bad breath and what to do to avoid it.
Dr Harper explains the causes of unwanted facial hair and some of the treatments available.
Dr Pixie discusses the causes of excessive sweating and the treatments available.
Dr McKenna examines a patient who has reached the end of her tether with regard to her assymetric breasts.
A woman comes to see Dr McKenna about her enlarged labia.
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A couple of months ago i found a white dot on the end of my nipple. I am not to sure what it is it doesnt hurt really, and it hasnt really changed much in size. I just wanted to double check with you to know if its ok
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hi
i got my lip pierced 2 weeks ago. i have try really hard to look after it.
but it start to get really painfull, and there a red like ball type off thing on the in side of my mouth.
nothing is coming out of it but i think its infected, what should i do to make it better?
please help me, my doctor hates seening me i really dont want to go to her.
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hi
i have very bad back pains. at the moment i am 16 weeks pregnant. what shall i do?
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I need some help with my tummey and back pains as well.
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where is your surgery in Ireland, I think i may have vaginismus and I don't know what to do or where to go
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I have a lot of seborrheic keratoses warts, I've had them removed twice but find they immediately come back. I've been told there is no known cure – please tell me its not true.
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there is no cure but improving dietary conditions and regular excersise can improve sperm counts quite dramtically, also if you smoke, stop, smoking can reduce bloodflow and cause impotence.
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is there a cure for low sperm count
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