By Dr Daniel Gordon

A breast lump is not the only possible sign of breast cancer. In the first of a four-part video series with Dr Liz O’Riordan, I explain the breast changes you should know about, what they may mean and when to speak to your GP.

By Dr Daniel Gordon

Summer brings its own health challenges. Dr Daniel Gordon explains the most common conditions seen during the warmer months, why they happen and what you can do to reduce your risk.

By Dr Daniel Gordon

Hot weather can affect older and vulnerable people much more quickly than expected. Dr Daniel Gordon explains the warning signs of dehydration, dizziness and heat exhaustion, how heat can worsen heart and lung conditions, and what families and carers should look out for.

By Dr Daniel Gordon

Travelling abroad may involve more than packing a suitcase. Dr Daniel Gordon explains when to check your travel vaccinations, what medicines you may need and how to prepare safely before your summer holiday.

By Dr Daniel Gordon

The school holidays are a chance for children to rest, play and enjoy more time outdoors, but they can also disrupt sleep, eating habits and routines. Dr Daniel Gordon shares practical tips to help families keep children active, hydrated, sun safe and well throughout the summer.

By Dr Daniel Gordon

Summer BBQs and outdoor meals can increase the risk of food poisoning if food is not cooked, stored or handled safely. Dr Daniel Gordon explains the simple food safety steps that help protect your gut health and when symptoms need medical attention.

By Dr Daniel Gordon

Heatwaves can increase the risk of dehydration, heat exhaustion and heatstroke, especially for older adults, young children, pregnant women and people with long-term health conditions. Dr Daniel Gordon explains how to stay cool, drink enough fluids, recognise warning signs and know when to seek medical advice.

By Dr Daniel Gordon

Asthma symptoms can become harder to manage during summer, especially in hot weather, high pollen days or periods of poor air quality. Dr Daniel Gordon explains why heat, pollen, pollution and thunderstorms can affect the airways, how to reduce your risk, and when worsening symptoms need a proper review.

By Dr Daniel Gordon

Sexual side effects from antidepressants are common, but they are often not discussed properly. Dr Daniel Gordon, a private GP in London, explains how SSRIs can affect libido, arousal, orgasm and sexual confidence, why these symptoms should not be ignored, and what options may help, including dose review, switching medication and targeted treatments.

By Dr Daniel Gordon

Many serious health conditions in men begin years before symptoms appear. Dr Daniel Gordon, a private GP in London, explains why metabolic health screening at 40 can help identify early signs of insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular risk. This article covers key tests including body composition analysis, HbA1c, fasting glucose, lipid profile and Lipoprotein(a).

By Dr Daniel Gordon

Waking up several times a night to urinate is often dismissed as ageing, but nocturia in men can be a sign of something more. Dr Daniel Gordon, a London GP, explains why nighttime urination should be assessed properly and how causes can include fluid habits, prostate enlargement, sleep apnoea, diabetes, kidney function, heart health and medication.

By Dr Daniel Gordon

Recurrent tummy pain in children is often worrying for parents, especially when nothing serious is found. In many cases, constipation is the hidden cause. Dr Daniel Gordon, a London GP, explains how childhood constipation develops, why it is often missed, and what parents should understand about symptoms, overflow soiling, treatment and long-term recovery.

By Dr Daniel Gordon

Feeling tired at the end of winter is often linked to low vitamin D, reduced sunlight, and changes in sleep patterns.

By Dr Daniel Gordon

If your headache is throbbing, one-sided, and comes with nausea or light sensitivity, it is likely a migraine rather than a regular headache.

By Dr Daniel Gordon

If your eyes itch and symptoms worsen outdoors, it is likely hay fever. If you feel run down with a sore throat, it is more likely a cold.

By Dr Daniel Gordon

A clear guide to persistent bloating in women, including symptoms, common causes and when medical advice is needed.