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Hyperuricaemia
A raised uric-acid level that may be symptom-free or contribute to gout and kidney stones.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideKidney Stones (Medical Management)
Non-surgical evaluation and treatment of selected urinary stones using hydration, pain control and medicines when safe.
NephrologyOpen page →Medical GuideAbdominal Pain
Pain anywhere between the chest and groin with digestive, urinary, gynaecological, metabolic or surgical causes.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuideBlood in Urine
Red or microscopic blood in urine caused by infection, stone, prostate, kidney or urinary-tract disease.
UrologyOpen page →DepartmentUrology
Consultation for urinary, prostate, stone and male genitourinary conditions.
UrologyOpen page →ProcedureDJ Stenting
Placement of a soft internal tube between the kidney and bladder to maintain urine drainage.
UrologyOpen page →ProcedurePCNL
Keyhole removal of selected large kidney stones through the back.
UrologyOpen page →Hospital ServiceKidney Stone Clinic
Evaluation and follow-up for renal stones, colic and recurrent stone risk.
Open page →Medical GuideUrinary Tract Infection
Infection of the bladder or urinary system causing burning, frequency and sometimes fever or flank pain.
NephrologyOpen page →Medical GuideAcute Kidney Injury
A sudden fall in kidney function due to dehydration, infection, obstruction, medicines or critical illness.
NephrologyOpen page →Medical GuideChronic Kidney Disease
Long-term reduction in kidney function, commonly caused by diabetes or hypertension.
NephrologyOpen page →Medical GuideNephrotic Syndrome
A kidney-filter disorder causing heavy protein loss in urine, swelling and low blood protein.
NephrologyOpen page →Medical GuideGlomerulonephritis
Inflammation of the kidney filters, sometimes causing blood in urine, swelling and high blood pressure.
NephrologyOpen page →Medical GuideElectrolyte Disorders
Abnormal sodium, potassium, calcium or magnesium levels that may affect muscles, brain and heart rhythm.
NephrologyOpen page →Medical GuideLeptospirosis
A bacterial infection linked to contaminated water or animal urine that can affect liver, kidney and lungs.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideHypertension
Persistently raised blood pressure that can silently damage the heart, brain, kidneys and blood vessels.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideHigh Blood Pressure
Another common term for hypertension—blood pressure repeatedly above the recommended range.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideCoronary Artery Disease
Narrowing of arteries that supply the heart muscle, usually due to cholesterol-containing plaque.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideAngina
Chest discomfort caused by reduced blood supply to the heart muscle, often triggered by exertion.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideHeart Attack
Sudden damage to heart muscle from a blocked coronary artery.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideHeart Failure
A condition in which the heart cannot pump or fill efficiently, causing breathlessness, fatigue and fluid retention.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideArrhythmias
Abnormal heart rhythms that may be too fast, slow or irregular.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuidePalpitations
Awareness of the heartbeat as racing, pounding, fluttering or skipped beats; causes range from benign to serious.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideCardiomyopathy
Disease of the heart muscle that may impair pumping, relaxation or rhythm.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuidePericarditis
Inflammation of the sac around the heart, often causing sharp chest pain.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuidePleural Effusion
Abnormal fluid collection around a lung due to infection, heart, kidney, liver or other disease.
PulmonologyOpen page →Medical GuideGastritis
Inflammation or irritation of the stomach lining causing upper-abdominal discomfort, nausea or burning.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuideAcidity
A common term for acid-related upper-digestive symptoms such as burning, sour belching or indigestion.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuideGERD
Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease—repeated backward flow of stomach contents causing heartburn or regurgitation.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuidePeptic Ulcer Disease
An open sore in the stomach or first part of the small intestine, commonly linked to H. pylori or painkillers.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuideFatty Liver
Excess fat stored in the liver, commonly associated with obesity, diabetes, abnormal lipids or alcohol.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuideViral Hepatitis
Liver inflammation caused by hepatitis viruses, with severity and duration depending on the virus.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuideLiver Cirrhosis
Advanced permanent scarring of the liver that can lead to fluid retention, bleeding, jaundice and confusion.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuideAcute Gastroenteritis
Sudden infection or inflammation of the stomach and intestines causing diarrhoea, vomiting and cramps.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuideIrritable Bowel Syndrome
A chronic gut–brain interaction disorder causing abdominal pain with altered bowel habits without structural damage.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuideConstipation
Infrequent, hard or difficult bowel movements; persistent or new symptoms may need evaluation.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuideDiarrhoea
Frequent loose stools caused by infection, medicines, food intolerance or bowel disease.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuidePancreatitis
Inflammation of the pancreas causing severe upper-abdominal pain and often requiring admission.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuideSystemic Lupus Erythematosus
An autoimmune disease that may affect skin, joints, kidneys, blood, lungs or nervous system.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideSwelling of Legs
Fluid accumulation in one or both legs caused by veins, heart, kidney, liver, thyroid or local disease.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Medical GuideBurning Urination
Pain or burning while passing urine, commonly caused by infection or irritation.
UrologyOpen page →Medical GuideBack Pain
Pain arising from muscles, discs, joints, bones, nerves or referred organ disease.
Orthopaedics & TraumaOpen page →Medical GuideJaundice
Yellowing of eyes or skin from raised bilirubin due to liver, bile-duct or blood disorders.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Medical GuideConfusion
New difficulty thinking, understanding or staying oriented, especially important in older or acutely ill patients.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →DepartmentGeneral Medicine & Internal Medicine
Symptom-based evaluation and non-surgical treatment for adult medical conditions.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Symptom GuideGastrointestinal Symptoms
Common symptoms and conditions in gastrointestinal symptoms.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Symptom GuideRenal & Urinary Symptoms
Common symptoms and conditions in renal & urinary symptoms.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →Symptom GuideCommon Chronic Diseases
Common symptoms and conditions in common chronic diseases.
General Medicine & Internal MedicineOpen page →DepartmentGeneral Surgery
Planned and emergency surgical care for abdominal, soft-tissue and general conditions.
General SurgeryOpen page →DepartmentLaparoscopic & Minimally Invasive Surgery
Keyhole procedures considered for selected abdominal and gynaecological conditions.
Laparoscopic & Minimally Invasive SurgeryOpen page →DepartmentNephrology
Medical evaluation of kidney function, electrolyte disorders and chronic kidney disease.
NephrologyOpen page →DepartmentDietetics & Clinical Nutrition
Nutrition guidance tailored to medical conditions, recovery and preventive health.
Dietetics & Clinical NutritionOpen page →ProcedureLaparoscopic Cholecystectomy
Keyhole removal of the gallbladder for selected symptomatic gallstone disease.
Laparoscopic & Minimally Invasive SurgeryOpen page →ProcedureOpen Cholecystectomy
Gallbladder removal through a larger abdominal incision when an open approach is safer.
General SurgeryOpen page →ProcedureURS (Ureteroscopy)
Endoscopic treatment of selected ureteric stones.
UrologyOpen page →ProcedureBladder Stone Surgery
Endoscopic or open removal of stones from the bladder.
UrologyOpen page →ProcedureERCP
Endoscopic treatment of selected bile-duct or pancreatic-duct problems.
GastroenterologyOpen page →Hospital ServiceChronic Kidney Disease Clinic
Long-term monitoring and risk management for chronic kidney disease.
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