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Paraneoplastic neurological syndrome

Treatments such as surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy are used first to treat the underlying cancer.

Peripheral nerve damage

Peripheral nerves make up the wiring that connects the brain to the distant parts of the body. These nerves are necessary for us to walk, talk, and breathe

Paraneoplastic syndrome

Paraneoplastic syndrome is a term used to describe conditions caused by cancerous tumours that cause symptoms in tissues or organs nowhere near the tumour

Parkinson's disease

Parkinson's disease is a progressive neurological brain disorder that affects the cells and nerves responsible for controlling and coordinating movement.

Pituitary tumours

Pituitary tumours are common, nearly always benign and often unnoticed. They can, however, disrupt hormone levels or press on other parts of the brain.

Problems with breast development

The most common breast development problems that women experience result in breasts that are too large or too small, or that have sizes and shapes.

Carpal tunnel syndrome

Carpal tunnel syndrome is a condition where there is increased pressure on a nerve that crosses the front of your wrist (the median nerve).

Eardrum perforations

Eardrum perforations are caused by infection or injury in your ear, and can affect your hearing or make you more prone to recurring ear infections.

Eczema

Dermatologists at The London Clinic see many cases of eczema as it is such a common skin disease.

Hernia

The most common symptom of a hernia is a swelling in the groin or abdomen that may be more noticeable when you cough, strain or stand up.