by Good Health Centre | Apr 22, 2022
The longer days, warmer weather and blossoming trees might be welcomed by some of us, but for the 10 million or so people in the UK who are allergic to pollen, the arrival of Spring brings the misery of Hayfever, triggered by tree pollens in March, grass pollens...
by Good Health Centre | Apr 19, 2022
Rather than a diagnosis, colic is a symptom, or a collection of symptoms. It is characterised by inconsolable crying in young babies. Episodes may last hours at a time, which can be very distressing for the caregivers too. Basics of Colic Colic is defined by...
by Good Health Centre | Apr 4, 2022
Tongue-tie affects around 10% of babies. It often affects breastfeeding. Here, we look at what it is and what can be done about it. What is tongue-tie? Tongue-tie (‘ankyloglossia’) in babies is a condition where the strip of tissue (‘frenulum’) that connects the...
by Good Health Centre | Mar 28, 2020
We are delighted to inform you that the Good Health Centre is re-opening its doors on Monday 1st June and will be able to once again conduct face to face consultations and treatments. Due to their popularity we will continue to offer our online video consultations....
by Good Health Centre | Feb 28, 2020
For many children and young people sitting in a classroom or at a desk at home brings about back and neck pain. As schools and colleges across the UK come back from Half Term, here are six ways you can help your child avoid poor posture every day of their school life....
by Good Health Centre | Feb 14, 2020
There’s nothing like Valentine’s Day to focus the mind on matters of the heart. And while we at the Good Health Centre are looking forward to the cards, flowers and romantic sentiments of the day, we’ll also be thinking about the heart as a vital organ. This 14...
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