Men’s Health – the list is available

/ John Elphinston

Hi men,

The list is available by going to the Men’s Health menu and clicking on the link towards the bottom of the page.

If you have provided your ailments, please take a look and check the details are correct – mistakes can happen!

And a final word – if you haven’t provided your ailments it doesn’t stop you contacting anyone who has – it’s our site and the better informed we are, the less chance there could be of having a negative experience.

Happy to receive feedback, good or bad.

Cheers

John Elph

8 thoughts on “Men’s Health – the list is available”

  1. Hi Elph,
    Hope you are well ?
    List of major issues:
    • 2009 kidney tumor . Half of left kidney taken out by key hole surgery( there are issues with this procedure);
    • 2011 Whipple OP to remove pancreatic tumor. Note . Only alive because of CT scans after kidney OP picked up issue early;
    . 2011 Whipple scare hernia – fixed;
    • 2017 Groin hernia – fixed;
    • 2018 Heart Attack – 1 stent inserted;
    • 2018 Type 3C Diabetes diagnosis (
    from Whipple OP);
    • 2019 two separate stomach bleeding issues ( 6 x sacks of blood transfused) Result of taking aspirin after heart attack.
    • Gastroscopy & Colonoscopy every year since .
    Happy to talk to anyone about issues.
    Advice to all , have regular checks and take action ASAP.
    Regards
    Gerry

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  2. Hi Elph. This is an excellent initiative by you. Unfortunately, I cannot get to see the list. I click on the 3 Men’s Health headings on the menu and this takes me nowhere. I do see some headings in coloured text, but again, clicking on any heading takes me nowhere.

    I would like to add a few items that, fortunately, I have survived from and can wax lyrical about:

    Stage 3 cataracts in both eyes.
    Detached retinas in both eyes.
    Urinary tract infection.
    Viral fever.
    Enlarged prostate.
    Serious blood poisoning.
    Chronic depression

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  3. Hi guys,

    Please add cataracts to my list. Both eyes.

    Cheers

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  4. Sleep Apnoea would be a valuable addition . Many of our age snore and jokes made but the implications for those with Sleep Apnoea can be significant and impact negatively on most body systems . Huggo

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